Andrew nodded. "Yeah-that's a safe guess." He looked at the book in her hands. Yeah, the smart kind. He thought with a smile. "What are you reading?"
October blinked, then remembered she had been reading. "Oh!" she said with a somewhat embarrassed laugh, looking down at the book. "The last book in A Series of Unfortunate Events... haha, it's just called 'The End'. I'm only on chapter four, though." She smiled a bit, then shrugged her shoulders. She knew she had a lot more to read, but it didn't really matter.
Andrew nodded. "Ah. Never read it, actually. But it looks interesting. He glanced at the T.V. Idina Menzel was on the Late show. "Ever seen Wicked?" he asked October.
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October's face brightened a little bit when he mentioned Wicked. True, there was almost always a bright and cheery look on her face, but at the mention of this, she couldn't help but be a little bit happier. She nodded her head. "Yeah, I saw it a few years ago," she said. "It was great!! Have you seen it, Andrew?"
Andrew grinned. "Yeah. My sister dragged me to see it." That was mostly true. She didn't litterally drag him, though. "Did Addie go with you?" he asked October.
October laughed a bit when he said that his sister had dragged him to see it. "Did you like it?" she asked him. She slowly nodded her head when he asked if she went with Adelina. "Yeah. We went with our aunt," she said. She wasn't sure if he knew that their parents were dead or not, and she somewhat regretting saying this, but oh well. She knew Adelina might be mad, but if he didn't ask, then he most likely wouldn't find out.
"Did you like it?" Andrew nodded. "Yeah. And it's a good thing I did. Danni was obsessed with it for a while." He replied with a grin. Yeah. We went with our aunt," Andrew frowned but the look passed quickly and he nodded understandingly. "Yeah..."
October smiled a bit more when he mentioned his sister being obsessed with it for a while. "So was I," she said. "A while back. I'm not as bad now." She almost laughed, but didn't. She noticed him frown, and his understanding nod, and merely nodded in return. She didn't want to comment, and decided it was best that she not do so.
"So, um..." she started out somewhat quietly. "How old is your sister?"
"So, um..." she started out somewhat quietly. "How old is your sister?"
"She's my twin...seventeen-almost." Andrew explained. He noticed her voice got quieter and he changed the topic back to Wicked thinking it would be a good idea to change the subject off of family. "What's your favorite song from Wicked?" he asked.
October nodded her head. Alright, cool, so his sister was the same age as he was. She didn't say anything, though, but she did when he brought up the subject of Wicked. She was actually quite glad that he had stopped talking about family. "Mine? Um... Defying Gravity, I'm Not That Girl... the one Elphaba sings, though, not the reprise. For Good, Dancing Through Life... well, actually, almost all of them." She laughed, and smiled again. "What about you?"
Adelina had just climbed down from the roof. She had thought that Andrew would be the boys dorms by now so she wouldn't have to worry about talking to him anymore, but as she entered the lounge, she began to believe otherwise. Sighing inwardly, she heard the two familiar voices of her own little sister and Andrew, talking about Wicked. She shook her head, wondering if she should comment or just stay silent. She wanted to talk to October, but not to Andrew so much, since they had just talked for a while.
She decided she should, and that she could put up with the male. She walked over, standing behind the couch and looking at the two with her arms crossed over her chest. "Well, it looks like you two are getting along," she said.
Adelina had just climbed down from the roof. She had thought that Andrew would be the boys dorms by now so she wouldn't have to worry about talking to him anymore, but as she entered the lounge, she began to believe otherwise. Sighing inwardly, she heard the two familiar voices of her own little sister and Andrew, talking about Wicked. She shook her head, wondering if she should comment or just stay silent. She wanted to talk to October, but not to Andrew so much, since they had just talked for a while.
She decided she should, and that she could put up with the male. She walked over, standing behind the couch and looking at the two with her arms crossed over her chest. "Well, it looks like you two are getting along," she said.