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Eluned had never seen a more slappable face. But she resisted, because Vanity had a point. Who would the professors believe? "You're awful," Ned said. "You're the most manipulative, nasty person I've ever met. I'm surprised you can cry. I thought you had to have feelings."

Ned's face burned. She wasn't the immature one. And she hadn't been lying about puffskeins eating boogers - Vanity was just stupid. But it was difficult to argue with stupid, and as she prattled on the Gryffindor found herself beaten. "I'll get you for this," she said, through clenched teeth...

"Of course I do. I am a little kid," said Ned, glossing over the bits she had no comeback for. "What? Amortentia?" She frowned, recollection coming in pieces. "Oh! You're frog girl. From the scouts! Well, you started it - you called me a liar. And Ten didn't even know you could hear her. She...

Ned might have been the smallest girl on the pitch, but she was by no means the least confident. Her brother Mervyn subscribed to the belief that falling off your broom and cracking your head open was character-building, and for this reason Ned already had four years of flying under her belt...

"Have too. I'm very-well travelled," said Ned, drawing herself up as tall as she could. As Vanity went on, Ned talked over her. "France, Germany, Spain, Italy, England, America - la la la - don't care." But she ran out of things to say long before the Slytherin, and after a few seconds she was...

It's great to see you, welcome back Alexis!! :hugs:

Eluned would never have been so undignified as to snatch the bracelet off the Slytherin's wrist, but she wasn't against pinning her down until she gave it back voluntarily. "Yes I am," she said, putting her hands on her hips. "They don't even sell them in France. I've been there," she added, as...

"Really?" said Ned. Great - a liar and a thief. Well, if she thought Ned was leaving before she got her bracelet back, she had another thing coming. "That's funny, 'cause I bought it in Auckland three months ago." She held out her hand, palm-up. "And now I'll have it back. If you'll be so kind...

On three, Ned pulled. There was a terrible (but exciting) moment when she thought her ankle was going to break, but then the planks gave and her foot popped out of the gap. "Whew," she said, twisting to examine the damage. Just a little scratch. "That was fun. Thanks, guys." Ducking under the...