Heather watched him carefully and just sat back against the table and watched. He was good, a natural. There were few like him around anymore. She had been one, that elite student was another. Her friend was something else as well. His flames were also truly impressive. If he could use them and harness them he might be able to do a whole lot more. Then again was she really one to think about such things when she herself didn’t always have control. Her mind went over everything that was going on when the boy’s voice cut through her thoughts.<br/><br/>His confession made her burst out laughing. She clutched her stomach and almost doubled over with how hard she was laughing. Thinking this might be offensive she whipped away a tear that had come from her eye and said, “you hit the nail on the head with that one kid. Although no one had put it quite that way before, no one dared.” She said her voice darkening just slightly before a bright smile touched her face.<br/><br/>“It’s true I don’t care much for rules, especially here. Most of them I’ve broken already. I’m pretty sure they would have kicked me out or punished me if they thought it would do any good by now.” She took a deep breath and calmed her nerves. She still wanted to laugh. To think a boy like him would basically find her true character so quickly.<br/><br/>“That guy’s an old buddy of mine. He’s saved my life more times that I can count just as I’ve done the same to him. We were going to school together here when we met. I don’t think I’ve found another person who can irritate me and make me smile quite like him.”