“Finally alone” I said and as the words escaped my lips I heard the loud cough that signaled I didn’t have such luck. “Sorry, for I moment I thought all the girly people in here disappeared.”

“I’m not girly.”

“Yeah, right. Who said that you mum? Shouldn’t listen her, You know how mums are, always lying to keep us away from the real and cruel world. But it’s time you assume your true identity. It’s not good to hide that kind of secrets.”

“Maybe I’m not annoying her, Charlie.” Said Nancy hugging Remus around the ribs.

“No, you are.” Said a very fed up Marlene.

“Marlene!” cried Remus surprised that she dared answer that.

“She asked!” Marlene shot back pointing in Nancy’s direction with her finger.

“Aim at the knees.” Marlene instructed. And then he did it, but it didn’t hit her in the knees. It hit her in the head and let me tell you, it was far better. “I told you to aim for the knees” Marlene spoke again.

“I was aiming for the knees.” he said in his defence and winked at Marlene.

“You rock, babadi-babadi uh!” exclaimed Marlene while pretending to be playing the drums. “