𝐎𝐂𝐄𝐀𝐍 𝐄𝐘𝐄𝐒¹ ( On Hold harry potter )

seven. she wouldn't mind

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OCEAN EYES

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    LAVINIA SAT IN THE SLYTHERIN COMMON room with Theodore Nott covering them were a large blanket that Lorilie had knitted for herself but ended up being used by her younger sister. If you even wondered why they are not in their rooms for the fireplace purposes. The whole Slytherin dorm was half of the time cold from having been under the Black Lake with glass that Salazar Slytherin himself had casted a spell on it to make sure none of the students would get water dripping  onto them. It was practical to one make sure the students don't get wet, none of the furniture and decoration then to not ruin anything the students had on them either being a family photos, jewelry to simple items such as snitch that were caught, a book they held close or even their friends so he was practical. Theodore looked up from his book to feel abour ten eyes of him and Lavinia.

    " There's a group of first years that are staring at us," He caused her to finally look up to actually find five first years just staring at them all of them were purebloods. " Your the boy confront them." She shrugged not really seeing a problem with people staring she was used to it. " I don't think their staring at me I think their staring at you."

    She shrugged. " And what exactly is the problem?"

   " Don't you think it's strange that people are looking at you?" He asked even though Theodore and Lavinia weren't exactly the closes they were friends and that meantb when they were together it'll always be a fun time or relaxing for them. " I've got what people say mesmerising eyes." She answered him as she continued her book.

    One of the five first years was pushed forward to ask one of them to help with some of the assignments they were given by the professors. One of them being Millie Quigg she knew her brother Alexander and Lavinia were friends but didn't really know if they were close enough to help their younger siblings with the work given by the professors that all of students in Hogwarts shared with no new staff changing except for their Defense Against the Dark Arts who now and until they graduate will be Gilderoy Lockhart. " Quigg just go!" Whisper shouted her dorm mate as Millie was planning how should she be approaching Nott and Winchester. She took one step closer towards the two second years who one was rumoured to be the heir of Slytherin and one just a friend who was also pureblood. " H-hi! I'd like you to be my mentor?" She stuttered when she got infront of Lavinia who gave her a half smile with her eyes shut. " You are adorable."

    A red tint appeared on the younger girl's face because she was flustered. " T-Thank you." She didn't really know how to take compliments from only having a father and older brother growing. " Me as a mentor? Of course!" Did it boost Lavinia's ego that she was going to be seen as someone superior to some people and with the rumours of her being the heir of slytherin she's been treated very differently by her house not by her siblings of course but they do joke about it. " Wait r-really?" Millie Quigg was utterly surprised when she heard her agree to be her tutor.

    " Yes I would gladly do it."

    " A-Alright."

    The younger girl left to go tell her friend's what happened while Theodore was quietly laughing and Lavinia just watched as Millie went off to her friends.

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    WE JOIN BACK TO PENNY HAYWOOD WATCHING the quidditch game with her older brother Damien who was also in Slytherin. Shera and Hailey were supporting Gryffindor so they were on the other side of the pitch, Eric was comforting Lavinia while she was still sad that she didn't get into the quidditch team and lastly Fiona was with Professor Sprout in the herbology classroom. She was watching as Slytherin was dominating the game. If she was being honest, it would be nice to have her friend's with her so she wouldn't have to watch Slytherin lose with her older brother who wasn't interested in quidditch because it wasn't his cup of tea in his words.