Arie smirked in her victory. She laughed at Kris, "That's rather attractive."
"Excuse me?" Aiden looked taken aback, "And you're the only one that doesn't want me here."
Arie intejected, "No, I second Draco's motion."
Kris looked out the window now, trying to ignore everything. But she found herself listening in.
Draco nodded, "So get your arse up, and leave." he said rather rudely to Aiden.
Aiden's mouth dropped and he looked at Kris, "... Do you want me to leave too?"
Arie rose her brows, "Well Kristine?"
Kris looked at Aiden, then at Draco who was giving her a death glare, she looked back at Aiden, "No." she answered easily, then looked back out the window before she could see anyones reactions.
Draco glared ather slightly, then he looked at Adien, "Two out of three. Majority wins. Now, go."
Arie slammed her fist on the window, ot of frustration. Noir jumped and shuddered momentarily, shooting Arie a death glare.
Aiden shook his head, "Two against two. I stay." He leaned back against the seat. Determined not to move
Kris looked over at Aiden, she smiled almost invisibly at him.
Draco sighed angrily. "I suggest you leave before I have to hurt you, severly."
"Like you could, without your cronies, you're worthless," Aiden glanced at Kris, and gave her a quick wink.
Arie looked at Draco, and sighed, "You know what, it's not even worth it. You can make the rest of his year a living hell," She stretched, "We're almost at the castle." She turned away from Kris and Aiden, to face Draco, "What brung you in here anyways?"
Kris' cheeks turned a pink color, then she glanced out the window again.
"To get away from those two morons, Crabbe and Goyle." Draco said, sighing slightly, leaning his head back.
Aiden grins and watches the familiar surroundings return. He can see the lake in passing and the coaches waiting for them.
Arie smiled, "Is it lonely at the top?" She added a tint of sarcasm to her voice, her smug expression wasn't doused by her bold attempt at a pun.
Kris watched everything pass, then she just waited for the train to stop, her stomach suddenly did a flip, she was really happy to be back.
Draco sighed he lifted his head off the back of the seat and quietly looked at Arie, then outside the comparment.
Aiden leaned forward as the train slowed to a stop. The people inside started moving about. He stood up and looked at them all, finally on Draco and Arie, "I'm leaving. Happy?" He looked dicontented.
Arie bit her lip, hoping she hadn't offended him. She looked up at Aiden, "Get going." She looked back a Draco momentarily.
Kris looked at him, then she got up, too. She put Neige back inher pocket.
Draco looked at the two of them, then at Arie.
Aiden slid the door open and exitted. He pretended to walk away, but waited just out of Arie and Draco's vantage point. He wanted a chance to talk to Kris without being silently criticized.
Arie rose her brows, picking up Noir, "C'mere, you naughty little boy." She smiled and stroked Noir's head, and cooed at him.
Kris watched him, then went out after him. Draco looked ar Arie silently, then Noir.
Aiden grinned at Kris, "Hey!"
Arie stood up, "Well, I best go then." She smiled and tucked Noir under one arm, and with the other she offered Draco a hand, "You'd best get Crabbe and Goyle before they eat too many cauldron cakes."
Kris jumped abit, then looked at him, sje smiled nervously, "Hey."
Draco didn't take her hand he helped himself up, and nodded. "I'd best get them before they start eating each other." he said, looking at Arie, then leaving to find Crabbe and Goyle.
Aiden thrust his hands in his pockets, "Well, I, um... Wanna walk to the coaches together?" He smiled awekwardly.
Arie nodded and held her cat a diferent way, so she could do somethign with her rejected hand, "Yeah, best get to that." She said softly, trying to hide her disappointment.
She followed after shortly, standing outside her compartment.
"Erm, okay." Kris said her cheeks shading with a pink color.
Draco pushes come kids while going to where he had left Crabbe and Goyle.