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Felix wasn't one to laugh at other's misfortune, but he couldn't suppress the slight snicker that worked its way out when he saw and heard the girl plop onto her bum. Felix's bright smile got just a little brighter from that, and when she accepted his hand he pulled her up graciously, and apologetically. From what little Felix knew about the school, he could see that she was apparently a Slytherin house member, or at least that's what he thought. He wasn't quite sure if the green house was Slytherin or not, but when his eyes fell on the badge pinned to the girl's chest his suspicions were confirmed. A proud serpent emblem along with the title of 'Slytherin' was displayed on one of the several badges that adorned the girl.
Felix straightened his suit and smoothed out some wrinkles as he mussed up his hair a little bit, though the rather tight curls almost immediately rebelled, returning to their original fixation. He heard the girl making some sort of comment about being drenched twice, but didn't pay enough attention to catch the context. It wasn't until she was addressing him that he tuned back in. Felix was curious as to how she knew him, but didn't suppose it mattered. "I'd be happy to join you," he said, respectfully inclining his head.
Felix, ever the gentleman, offered his arm for her to hold while they walked about the train, and awaited her acceptance. Of course, it was perfectly possible that she would refuse his arm, which would be highly embarrassing for him, but she seemed the kind who was used to being respected.
Felix straightened his suit and smoothed out some wrinkles as he mussed up his hair a little bit, though the rather tight curls almost immediately rebelled, returning to their original fixation. He heard the girl making some sort of comment about being drenched twice, but didn't pay enough attention to catch the context. It wasn't until she was addressing him that he tuned back in. Felix was curious as to how she knew him, but didn't suppose it mattered. "I'd be happy to join you," he said, respectfully inclining his head.
Felix, ever the gentleman, offered his arm for her to hold while they walked about the train, and awaited her acceptance. Of course, it was perfectly possible that she would refuse his arm, which would be highly embarrassing for him, but she seemed the kind who was used to being respected.