BANG!
The sound was heard loud and clear throughout the fifth floor. Loud, obnoxiously pounding footsteps followed, as Fred ran away from the scene of the crime.
What he'd left was not only a hole in the wall, but the start of some serious floor corrosion. It wasn't really on purpose. So what if he'd dribbled a little corroding puddy? They were
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"Fred?" she asked him, curiously, as she came closer toward him. "What in the world is so funny?"
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"Fred, you're brilliant, you know that right?" she told the boy, realizing how much she missed talking to him.
They never speak very much after he and Harry broke up.
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It really was too bad that Marlow and Harry were so close.. wait.
Fred had an idea.
"Um, hey Marlow?" His face turned a tad more serious.
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"Yes, Fred?"
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"Uh, how's Harry?"
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Marlow's brows furrowed, and she hugged her books tightly to her chest.
"He's doing really well," she said, honestly.
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"Good," he said, quietly. "I'm glad."
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"I mean, I haven't really talked to you in a while."
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"I'm..." he paused. Really, he didn't know. He wasn't neccesarily bad, per se, but he definitely wasn't good, either.
After thinking for a few moments, he shrugged. "Yeeah..."
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"Yeaah?" she repeated playfully. "Well, alright, I see. So - aside from burning holes in our beloved school, what else are you up to?"
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"But how about you? How's the Marlow?"
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"Things are going really well, actually."
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She wasn't sure how Fred would react to that, but at this point, what could she do?
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