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Morrigan figured it wasn't going well if he didn't seem to want to talk about it. She didn't mind avoiding sensitive subjects - she had some of those herself. He said distractions were welcome and she offered a gentle smile. "Then I suppose I'll continue to distract you." She didn't have...

Morrigan didn't lose the blush on his cheeks, and seeing it made her want to question his feelings for her friend. Not because of any ulterior motive other than to tell Snow in case she didn't feel the same. ?And Morrigan got the feeling she didn't feel the same - not with the way she'd been...

He asked what she read and she offered to let him see some of the titles. "I mostly read historical fiction. You learn things while also getting to follow some interesting character lines. I enjoy them a lot." She added with a small smile. "There's nothing wrong with knowing your limits you...

Morrigan laughed slightly. "Yeah, it's not like an arithmetic class for certain." Said the girl, who had attended a muggle primary school for her first seven or so years - until she started showing signs of magic. Her and her twin both had. "I didn't take any this semester no, but I think I...

Morrigan nodded and gently laughed. "Don't worry, nothing bad." She assured, though she was sure Gregory didn't think that. After all, he was a nice guy from what Snow had told her. "Oh this is more like fun reading. Honestly I don't have very many interesting classes this semester." She...

Morrigan smiled when he said she could sit. She took her spot across from him. "i think Snow talks about you enough for me to consider us acquaintances." She said laughing. It was quite obvious she was a little stiff on the socialization aspect, the way she talked and avoided main eye contact...

Morrigan was heading to the library for a new book to read. She had been enjoying some historical fiction lately, and it was a nice break from school books. She had already gotten a few books off the shelf and her plan was to take a seat, read the first chapter of each, and decide which one to...

Morrigan had never thought she'd willingly step foot inside an antiquated Lavatory but she needed to hide from her brother and if he was thinking like her, then he would never think to come in there. He had been chasing her with his dirty bug collection from outside and she shuddered at the...

Morrigan had to stop herself from making a pity face when he said good wasn't in his morning. Snow really did a number on him. It wasn't fair that Morrigan was sitting here paying the price though. She felt so awkward knowing what she needed to lead up to. But she managed to lead up to it...

Morrigan loved Snow to death. They'd been friends for three years now and she had to admit she admired Snow's want for everyone to experience kindness. That was the only reason she was doing this. She approached the Slytherin table looking for one Cassius Styx, who was pretty easy to spot. Once...

Morrigan wondered more about Cass' family for a second. Were they all stubborn then? She thought that should make him a Gryffindor though. But maybe she was thinking too black and white. He offered to walk her to the castle and she smiled. "Sure! Thank you." Maybe Snow could forgive her making...

Morrigan laughed at what he said about Snow. "She is. I kind of like that about her though. Like you always know exactly where she stands on something she doesn't change her mind." She said. "From what she said you're kind of like that too." She said trying to spin Snow's words into a positive...

Morrigan shook her head. “No way! I don’t look like my mom enough. Besides I want to do something with research.” She said. As he called Snow dramatic she felt a bit torn. “I guess that’s possible. Maybe you two would get along if you could settle your differences.”

Morrigan shrugged. “She’s not a model anymore so not as internationally known.” She Pauses for a moment. “Youre not as bad as Snow made you out to be.” She remarked.

“My dad is successful in what he does. And my mom was already an internationally famous model at my age. It’s hard comparing yourself to them isn't it?” She wondered if he felt the same as she did in that aspect.

Morrigan made a thoughtful face. "Why is it so important for you to be better than other people?" She asked curiously.

Morrigan felt uncomfortable with the way he was looking at her. Like she had another head. But she felt less uncomfortable the more he talked. "Straight O's? Are you trying to become the minister?" She asked shocked.

Morrigan was surprised when he told her to walk with him. Why would Cass Styx want anything to do with her. This would for sure be a story to tell Snow. He says something about covering the puddles and she shakes her head quickly. “No going around is much smarter. You don’t immediately want to...

Morrigan shrugged “I’m not afraid i’m just cautious.” She defended. “Im neither of those. My parents both graduated from here.” She said, though she didn’t know why she should tell him that. Maybe so he didnt send her to the hospital wing. “I should probably let you continue to walk through mud...

“And You’re not? What if you catch something magic cant fix?” Morrigan asked. “Inferior blood? Like mixed bloods?” She asked, shifting back slightly.