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[Lilith Ilves]

There was only a number of days left of the school year and while Lilith was more than ready for the break so she could go home and see how everyone was doing, there were still a few things she wanted to sort out before the time came to leave the castle. Her exams were one of those things, though they seemed to be coming their way at an alarming speed right now that wasn't what Lili was most concerned about. She hadn't really had the mental capacity to think too deeply on most of her friendships this semester, sort of just letting everything sort itself out.

However the most pressing matter on the fourth year's mind was her friendship with a certain Gryffindor. It had pressed on her all semester long. She'd wished things hadn't been left the way they were with Felix, but she was also aware that all of them needed some time to process their own thoughts on the matter. That being said ever since they'd chased her cat around the school Lilith had realized just how much she missed her friendship with him. That was why when she spotted him in the library the Ravenclaw channeled every bit of courage she had in her and walked towards him. Hoping the friendship was still salvageable. "Uh.... hi." Lili said nervously as she reached the table, pondering on whether or not to pull out a chair. "Can I.... sit with you?" She asked after a moment, deciding to give him the option whether or not he wanted her here, she just hoped he wouldn't turn her away.

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[Felix Layton]

Felix wasn't in the library to study, although he wouldn't tell anyone why he was really there. He had kept his head down for the most part of an hour, keeping to himself and not uttering a word to anyone. It was only as Lilith broke the silence that the fourth year eventually moved his head to peer up at her, although for a few seconds he was under the impression she'd been looking for someone else but had run into him by mistake.

"What?" His mouth got there before his brain could catch up. It looked as though he didn't have a choice in the matter however as Lilith pulled up a chair anyway before he'd said any more, so he just dropped his eyes once more. He'd helped Luke get back his hamster, that was all. It had nothing to do with the cat that had chased it belonging to Lilith, and while he had to admit it did feel good to be able to do something with her again for a noble cause, it didn't mean now their issues were swept under the rug. Felix would have preferred that they didn't act as though he hadn't made a mistake, and that he was the type of friend that would be good for her. Eventually the Gryffindor shrugged. Lilith could say what she liked but it didn't mean it would change anything.