Rivalry in the halls Pv Mia alexander finished

"I'm headed outside to the grounds. I really don't want to follow you, but I have no choice." He really did not want to follow this girl. She was rude just like he was, but he thought she was worse than he was. He sighed and rolled his eyes. She was getting in his nerves. He didn't like her, but she could be a great asset some time, but maybe he would never be friends with her. Hopefully not she could be such a bother and he couldn't stand her for very long. Least he wasn't in his house or he would die.

The grounds were really beautiful and he just wanted to get our in the fresh air. To get out of this confounded castle. He likes the castle, but right now it was too loud and clouded for his liking. Maybe when he got outside he could read or do his homework, maybe just rest, but he knew he didn't want to be in this castle right now. He was too tired of being with people right now. He just wanted to be alone so he could think and not have to deal with people like Mia Alexander.

The grounds huh. Mia continued walking her mini marathon, and led Justin to the steps, where they waited there, patiently, for the staircase to return to their stop. Mia let out an impatient sigh, and turned to Justin, miffed. She knew that she was being downright rude, Mia was an unpleasant person in general, but she couldn't stop. She was just so...miffed. Upset. Mad. Whatever you wanted to call it. Twisting her body, she stared at Justin, wanting him to flinch.

"The grounds. You know what I think?"

Mia tapped her chin, mocking Justin.

"I think that you just wanted to walk with me. Wow. Pushing a girl and then flirting with her? What does your mother think? What does Cassie think?"

Mia bared her teeth slightly and smirked, trying to upset him even more. Remembering what Justin had said, she shut up quickly, and turned. She was mean, yes, but not stupid. She didn't want to end her life prematurely because she talked smack about someone and mentioned their sister who they clearly had a love/hate relationship with. Mia looked up and to the side, hoping that Justin, who was almost a foot taller than her, would forget everything that she had said.

Jason pretended to barf. "Me flirt with you? That is the most horrid, the most awful, and the most disgusting idea I heard in my entire life. I wouldn't have pushed you if I liked you." Who did this girl think she was? There she goes again trying to make him flinch. He stares at her with his eyes that people seem to think are cold and dead. He should downright shove her into the wall for suggesting that idea. "Look, Mia. I don't flinch so just stop trying and making me want to give you a concussion even more."

Justin's pale face turned red with anger. Not only had she already insulted his sister and do it again, she brought up his mother. His hands clenched into fiats and the look in his eyes was murderous. "Don't. Talk. About. My. Mother. Like. That. Again!" He said each word with anger and by themselves so she would get the message. "I told you not to insult my sister. Not only did you do it again, but you also insulted my mother. The least worse think I'm think right now to do to you. Is giving you a concussion. Cause I could easily brake some bones." He said cracking his knuckles. He shut his eyes. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. He took another breath and opened his eyes. His face back to the normal pale and his fists inclenchsd, but his eyes still twinkled with a murderous look.

Mia stood her ground uneasy. The boy was turning out to be more difficult than she had imagined. At long last the stair case came by, and she hopped on, running down it to try to loose Justin in a discreet way. It didn't work. Bloody Galloping Gorgons! It must be his long legs. Mia reminded herself, noting this. She didn't like to be bested, and this boy was turning out to be quite a challenge. Challenge! That was it. Mia's eyes twinkled suspiciously. She just had to challenge him, make him really loose it, run to Leonie, and then get him either suspended or thrown in Detention for a month. Then she wouldn't have to see him again. She wasn't about to purposefully avoid him. That was too hard. Flipping her auburn hair, Mia looked up at the boy, a smirk settling on her face.

"Go ahead Justin. Make them even more disappointed in you!"

Mia rolled her eyes and mentally prepared to break into a sprint. She was fast, no doubt about that, and could defiantly out run Mr. Long Legs. Plus, she was nimble, and a nimble plus fast? That equaled survival in these types of situations.

Justin rolled his eyes at Mia and just ignored her. He was to busy trying to keep himself from shoving her off the stairs. Maybe the ebony haired boy could take another way to the grounds. Since this girl was bothering him. That was easy to do, but this was crazy. She said to dissapoint them. They were already a bit dissapointed he wasn't very nice, but what do you expect. He was raised in a family of four very sarcastic, very cold people. That kept there children at home and Isolated them from making friends. That was very rude.

"I have nothing to dissapoint them about. I'm already a dissapointment." He said under his breath and walked past the rude girl. He really wanted to shove her over the rails, but he didn't want to get expelled. Cause right now she was very annoying and very unlikeable. He had no clue why people would hang out with her. "Look, Mia. I don't hate to break it to you, but you are annoying, and probably the most rude person so have ever met." He lightly shoved her not enough to tip her over the edge just enough to trip her.

"Look, Mia. I don't hate to break it to you, but you are annoying, and probably the most rude person so have ever met."

The boy shoved her back a little and muttered under his breath. She tripped up but continued walking. She hated every second of this, she most defiantly did, but there was no way she was backing down now. Practically jogging to keep up, Mia made it look easy. Utilizing her long legs, Mia wan't huffing or puffing, and she didn't even break a sweat. Rolling her eyes, Mia turned to face the pale boy.

"Thank you so much for that amazing compliment. I'm blushing."

Mia said this as sarcastically as she possibly could and continued ' jog walking ', clutching her books to her chest. Truth be told, she didn't mind just walking with him. Just walking with him was fine. Fun even. He didn't make it awkward, like some people. But when he opened his mouth? He ruined it all. They could've been friends if he hadn't ticked her off. But if he hadn't ticked her off, she wouldn't be this stimulated. Mia rolled her eyes and picked up the pace, blowing an annoying strand of hair away from her face.

Justin shook his head. How hard was it to get rid of her? Maybe I should have pushed her over the stairs. Justin mentally reprimanded himself. No, don't think like that. He was seriously considering give her a concussion. Then he would have to drag her to the hospital wing. He didn't care honestly if he had to take her the hospital wing. All the ebony boy wanted was her to be quiet. "Look, you almost blew your chance to be considered not an enemy when you first insulted my sister. You blew that chance when you insulted her a second time and my mother. So if I'm not being friendly, I wonder why?" He said that last sentence with a lot of sarcasm.

Justin didn't care if she was trying to keep up, but if she wasn't careful he would either give her a concussion, knock her out, or knock her over the stair case. Well maybe not the last one, but the other two were still do able. So he wanted to ask if she had a preference. For some reason he was going to ask. "Which do you prefer? Concussion or being knocked out?" He said seriously.

Mia rolled her eyes and continued to walk with the raven haired boy. She really couldn't stand it now. He was just being so...irritating. Even Ben wasn't this bad, and Mia hated his guts. Not really, but for the sake of their relationship, yes.

"Justin. I didn't insult your sister or your mother. I insulted you. Can you get that through your thick skull?"

Mia arched her eyebrow. She actually didn't insult his mother or sister, she just said a few things concerning them. Mia made it a habit not to insult people unless she met them and they got on het nerves. Like the boy across from her. She actually had nothing against Cassie, she had seen her with another Slytherin at the great hall, and her blue hair stuck out. Mia liked it though, and wanted to talk to them. But then someone got in her way.

Shaking her head, Mia looked up at Justin. She forced as much sarcasm as she could into her voice. It was practically dripping with it.

"And Justin? I would defiantly prefer that you knock me out. I simply cannot listen to your voice for a second longer."

Rolling her eyes, Mia smirked at the fuming boy. She was sure that he wasn't being serious-almost sure. You could never tell what was going on in those stormy eyes.

Justin shook his head. So she didn't think he was serious about knocking her out. He could tell that much from her sarcasim. Really he would prefer not to hear her talk anymore. "Insulting me? Well that is better than insulting my family. So your back to square one on the friend or enemy scale." He said. She was not going to be his friend. She got on his nerves way to much. He sighed and wiped some of his ebony hair out of his face and frowned at her. She did't think he would knock her out but he would very soon if she kept making smart comments.

Justin quickened his pace trying to walk away from her. Hopefully she couldn't walk this fast. He kept his quic pace going and was determined not to run into anyone else right then. He did not want anymore rivals. He looked back and she was still there. If she spoke one more smart comment he was going to shove her head into the stone floor. And since he isn't a monster he would take her to the hospital wing to make sure there was no damage. Which he knew would happen.

He started walking faster, and Mia matched his pace, though several heads and feet shorter than the boy. She thought a bit about what she should say. She couldn't come up with anything. it was like she had writers block.

He made her blood broil, like what Alexandra would always say. The last time someone had been this rude to Mia she had gotten them banned from the party. She wanted to do something similar to Justin.

She started running to keep up with him, her feet pounding on the stone floor of the corridor. She turned to him, hoping that he would slow down.

Suddenly an idea popped into her head. A reply. She brushed her hair out of her face and looked up at him. With as much sarcasm as she could muster, she said the following sentence.

"It's not like I want to be friends with you."

She rolled her eyes and watched him crack. It was funny really, how sensitive he was. He pretended to be unbothered, but Mia could tell that he counted down from ten and monitored his breathing. Call her a bully, but that just made her want to emotionally harm him more. He pushed her first after all. And her back was still stinging.