prs rollspelare & aphrodite

Christian nodded, Ravenclaw would be the house. He smiled at her when she spoke of her own sister and nodded again.
"Well she's lucky to be schooled in the country at least. My parents sent my away to Bulgaria." He smirked and started walking. He didn't care about the location of their tea- date so he shrugged as an answer. "I don't really have a place in mind, figured you could choose." he smiled and glanced at her. The whole pureblood, muggle and halfblood thing wasn't new to him as Kourtney had explained how things worked in the wizard world but he figured that maybe this girl wasn't to uptight, as she had agreed on the tea.

Well there it was. He hadn't attended Hogwarts at all, he had attended another wizarding school in Bulgaria. That explained why he didn't know the name of the houses, either. Ivy felt a bit lighter and nodded.
"Um, well, we've got the cafés in Diagon Alley, but then we have to transfigure there. The same with the café close to the Ministry. If you want, we could just take whatever café that comes along" she said and nodded towards the main street when they came out at King's Cross.
"I'm fine with whatever" she said and smiled.

"How about just a regular café here?" He had been to a few places in Diagon Alley with his sister but he couldn't say that he enjoyed being there. He liked the more relaxed vibe he got from regular places, where no one cared about the status one had. He looked at her with a little smile och raised an eyebrow. "If you can manage an hour or so without magic." He teased.

Ivy nodded, and opened her mouth to say "we" when he said that she could manage without magic for an hour. Well, her theory was back. He was a Muggle. Again, it was not a problem for her, it was a problem for her parents. And if they found out, it would definitely be problem for her. Luckily, he suggested the Muggle world, where they would never bump into her parents or their friends.
"Sure, it'll be hard, but I'll try" she said jokingly.
"So, Bulgaria. You didn't go to Durmstrang there, then?" she asked and looked at him. She had already figured out the answer, but she still needed him to confirm.

"No, it was a school for troubled kids." He explained as he walked towards his car. He opened the door for her and smiled a little. Even if they'd have tea somewhere near the station he didn't want to leave his car and it was easier to drive than to walk in town, according to him at least.

"So they sent you to Bulgaria" she said with a crooked smile.
They sound worse than my parents, she thought for herself and watched as he stopped infront of one of this Muggle transport things, whatever they were called. She looked at Christian.
"Really? I've never even touched one of these things, they seem a bit dangerous, considering many of you die in them" she said and shook her head.
"So we just sit in there and it'll go forward? Weird" she said and laughed a little.

"Yes, because I got in a few fights in the school I was in first and my father realized that I wasn't going to start a career in finances." he smiled at her, wasn't the type to keep such shallow things private even though they seemed personal to others. "Wait, you've never touched a car?" He frowned a bit upon hearing her talk about the car like that, sure he had a nice car but this was new. "Yes, take a seat and put on the safety belt."

So, he was a bad boy. Or had been once, at least. She smiled back at him and shook her head when he was surprised she hadn't touched one before.
"No, never. I'm not in the Muggle World too often" she said and climbed into the car when he told her to. She looked around for the belt he was talking about, and found something hanging to her left. She pulled it, and it extended. Well, it did look like a belt. The metal thing on it looked a bit weird. She wondered she was meant to secure it somehow. She looked around, and saw a little red and black box to her right. She looked back at the metal thing on the belt and put two and two together. She pulled the belt as much as she could, and suddenly she had meters of the black, thick belt all over her lap.
"I might've broken your car" she exclaimed and laughed a little at her own stupidness, it must have looked quite funny for Christian, who was used to use things like these.

Christian frowned a bit, he had always thought that they'd have cars too. He shook his head a bit before getting in behind the wheel. He couldn't help but chuckle a bit at her reaction on the belt. He pulled at it a bit until it fitted her.
"You need to try a bit more if you're going to break it." He smiled at her before driving away from the station.

"Thanks" Ivy said as he pulled the belt again and suddenly it fit her perfectly. She looked out the front window as the car started to move, and she looked over at Christian, realizing that he actually made it move somehow.
"Wait, you have to steer this thing? Like a boat?" she asked, nodding towards the steering wheel. Ivy had actually thought it was going to move by itself at least, but then again; they were in the Muggle world.