“I will make sure to tell him ma’am,” her friendly smile returned to her lips in mere seconds. The girl then returned her attention to Aldor. “I admit, I might’ve made things too dramatic a moment ago, but all I’ve said is true. It doesn’t take a genius to realise it. Well then…”

Natasha sneered at Aldor one last time before turning on her heels. She couldn’t believe she was foolish enough to engage in a one sided conversation with a muggle-born. It was not worth it; he couldn’t even comprehend the weight of her words, she was just wasting her time. Back in Korea, things were so much easier. She didn’t have to deal with muggle-borns and their incomprehensible way of thinking. It was plainly tiring being near them, that woman even dared to laugh at her! The audacity. The girl was slowly starting to get fed up with her situation; making people see her point was hard, and it became even harder when adults were involved. She just hoped the day when her opinions were heard and understood would arrive soon.

Muttering under her nose, Natasha proceeded to walk down the aisle to continue her shopping. “AishEnglish: Damn, these muggle-borns are so stupid.”


@Aldor Humbleglow