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Gregory gave a little shrug. "No memory loss, a bit of ringing, dizziness when it happened, and if I get a cold, but that's it," he spoke, signing some of it, but clearly not knowing enough to express everything that he wanted to. He shook his head again. "I don't...I don't want to fix it, this...

Gregory took the seat he was motioned to, and then watched the man's hands, he could tell a little about the fact that not unlike him this doctor was relatively new to signing. He just nodded, since he couldn't exactly complain about the way he was signing when he too wasn't great at it yet. "I...

Gregory had made an appointment with the healers. He had seen the nurse at the school, but knew he'd like to have someone look at it, and continue to monitor his hearing. In theory he had some hearing in his right ear, it just wasn't very much and not enough. So he wanted to keep an eye on it...

Gregory was glad as she signed back, she seemed fluent enough which was good for him. He had something to focus on, and his panic did begin to subside, perhaps helped by the blanket. "I haven't," he signed back, opting to not speak this time. "Sure," he replied, perhaps doing something, helping...

Gregory allowed himself to be led inside, to get him seated and wrapped in a blanket and then looked at the woman. She had such a kind smile and he could see in her all of the parts of Zerrin that he knew. "I had a fight with my parents, I need a place to stay," he told her, since she would...

Gregory felt immediately relieved as she realised who he was and then that she too could sign, it was nice. His parents couldn't though he had also not really given them the opportunity to. "Please," he said as he signed, he didn't need to, but his hands were shaking pretty badly, and he needed...

Gregory had been hopeful that it was Zerrin who'd open the door to him. But it wasn't, it was his mother. He could immediately see the resemblence between this woman and Zerrin. She also unfortunately didn't know who he was, because she started speaking. He didn't move from where he was at the...

Gregory wasn't sure if Cass would agree to it. But the boy did, and he nodded a little in response as he read the words. "That's fine, I wouldn't want to spend time with you outside of school anyway," he told him a little sharply. "How do I sign my name," he then settled on asking, after I hate...

Gregory couldn't stop shaking. He couldn't stop. He had never had a fight with his parents like he'd just had, and yet, this was just about the worst fight he could have. The worst part of it being that his father had moved in a way, just out of his eye sight, and it had scared him. For a moment...

Slate probably

Gregory had certainly had worse years, and he'd had better. Everyone finding out about his loss of hearing was a negative and the way his lying had ruined the remaining few bonds he'd had, though he was trying to not focus too much on that, trying to be better for all of his friends. For himself...

Gregory knew somewhat that they weren't going to get anywhere. He had somewhat chosen his bed with all of this, and starting over would be hard. he couldn't get his friends, or what was left of his friends to understand the fear of losing them. Couldn't get them to see that after having lost so...

Gregory hadn't had the best experiences with apparating, after taking so long to even get it, the first and only time he had, he had splinched himself. Not majorly, the cut was healed, only minor and fading scarring. But he knew it was important, it was a vital skill for him to have as a wizard...

Gregory nodded, he knew he would have to do this often, knew he would have to do it everyday. He knew he needed Cass and anyone else who was willing to learn it with him. "Okay, so you're stuck with me," he told him firmly. He needed unfortunately the one guy who he hated. The one guy who had...

Gregory had to wait until Zerrin finished writing to see it. He looked at it and he gave a heavy sigh. It wasn't like Zerrin got it. Zerrin was nice, he had friends, he had siblings, he was nice and he got things. He didn't know what it was like to be bullied. He didn't know how difficult it was...

Apparition wasn’t going well for Gregory, he was trying his best, but it just seemed, beyond him. Though given his track record with magic, it being beyond him wasn’t the most surprising thing. He joined the rest of the class in the great hall and glanced around. He could see they were going to...

Gregory looked at the note of what Cassius was saying, and he nodded. "Okay," he said. He hated, absolutely hated that this was how he was going to have to learn, that he had no other options for learning sign language or lip reading. This, Cassius was it. The guy who'd done it to him. He signed...

Gregory looked at the note and shrugged a little before he glanced back at Zerrin. "Its not like I've been in a good place Zerrin, I'm sorry I ignored you, but at least for the last like period I have been dealing with losing my hearing," he told him with a little sharpness in his tone which he...

Gregory remained fairly skeptical about why Cassius was helping him, but he copied how to say I'm sorry, knowing of all the signs he'd need that one the most. He could see Cassius speaking again but rolled his eyes. "Cass, I can't hear you," he reminded him, "Write it down," he told him. He was...

Gregory moved to sit down and then looked as he wrote down a response to what he said. He raised his hand to his right ear. "A little, but it's muffled and distant, it can be difficult to discern whats being said." he told him. "Cassius is helping teach me sign language," he told him.