Snow’s Little Hiding Spot

When Snow smiled at them, she could tell Jack wasn’t fooled. They still said their names, and Snow stopped smiling, putting on her usual imitating face. Grace started talking a mile a minute while Snow stood there, not caring what she said. Grace then noticed that her book was gone, and she seemed panicked. Like it matters that much, she thought. Grace started talking again, and she stared. She needs some Spello Tape on her mouth. she thought rudely.

There was now a group of people in where she was supposed to be writing her letter. She started getting ready to leave when she heard the Ravenclaw girl start talking to nobody.

Snow felt freaked out by Grace talking to herself, giving Snow the impression that Grace was odd. She wasn’t going to get anything done by staying here, and she had to change.
She looked at them, and when she saw that Jack was leaving, she turned to the girl, “Who-” she wanted to ask, then she thought better of it. “I’m just going to leave now,“ she said. “Good day.” She walked out of the bathroom, making a mental note to go somewhere less occupied next time.


@Grace Mint

Sorry, I don’t speak dimwit.
Snow’s Little Hiding Spot
The boy who said his name was Jack was about to go and Grace knew it was because of her “I’m sorry for being nosy and obnoxious I guess that’s why I’ve never had many friends” then, Snow and Jack were about to leave “Please don’t leave!” Grace blurted out “I blurt things out a lot because.. I just can’t lie and I try to make friends but I can’t” Grace sighed “Whatever, I’m a loser...” she went back to her book, tears blurring her eyes but Grace tried to hide it. “Grace, your a freak, you’ll never make friends” Grace thought in her normal insulting herself thoughts, her mother and aunt are in the hospital and Grace has lost all her hope. Tears stopped Grace from being able to study, she spends half her time crying “Sorry, you must think I’m a freak” Grace said, walking up to a stall “I’m making a big deal about this” she knew that’s what Snow and Jack were thinking but Grace wasn’t trying to guilt trip them, Grace wiped her tears once more and felt a sharp pain in her head, she rubbed her temples and turned to Snow and Jack “I’m really sorry, I mean it I didn’t mean to make you feel bad or anything, I talk a lot of rubbish” then Grace walked up to the sink.

Stamina: 5 Evasion: 6 Strength: 3 Wisdom: 7 ArcPower: 4 Accuracy: 5
Talents: Metamorphmagus
Snow’s Little Hiding Spot
Jack lingered at the door, allowing Snow to leave first as he stayed behind for a few more minutes. "Friends aren't worth having," he told Grace seriously. "They will always, always hurt you, whether they mean to or not. Trust me, you don't want them." He shook his head. "And that doesn't really explain why you just blurt things out a lot..."

Sighing heavily, the boy rolled his eyes. "Why do you make all these assumptions about what people think of you? Don't put words in their mouths. Just because you think they think something about you doesn't mean it's true."

Frowning, he added, "You know what's annoying? The fact that you keep saying sorry. You say a lot of stuff and then apologize for it like you never meant it in the first place. How about having some backbone and taking responsibility for what you say? Maybe thinking before you speak and only saying what you mean? That might help some."

The boy turned around again, speaking to Grace over his shoulder. "Also, stop reading books when other people are in the room and you want to talk to them; that's rude. And don't throw around books like a two-year-old. That's disrespectful to the books."

Having had his say, the Slytherin finally left the abandoned toilets, making a mental note to check them first the next time he thought it would be a good place to go for some private thinking time.

@Grace Mint