"It's our house Crest, not a logo." Joshua said automatically, wincing at his own correction. "Sorry. I did that a lot in my first year, apparently I still do it. I didn't mean too." he told her with a small apologetic smile. When it registered in his head what she had said about his frown of concentration, he couldn't hide his shock or surprise when she knew just a fine little detail about himself that he didn't even know that he did. He cleared his throat and smiled a small smile before he was lying down again, a hand tucked behind his head and the other on his stomach. He let out a slow sigh, trying to think of something about April. She was very accepting, but that wasn't much of a finer detail. He let out a soft sound as he tried to come up with something about how she was always smiling, but he was struggling. He could remember that the day the met, she'd had pancakes, berries and orange juice, he figured it was a bit of her typical breakfast. He could also remember that her father worked somewhere in the ministry and must remember to give the two little potions she'd given him to try, an actual try instead of leaving them wherever they were in his trunk.<br/><br/>He blinked, and turned onto his side, head in his hand as he looked at her "Hey... What does your father do in the ministry exactly? I remember you telling me that he was high strung, and invented those two potions you gave me, but what does he do?" he asked, waiting for an answer as the memory of how much she liked soft things, proof in how she was lying on a pillow now. He also knew she loved his drawings and was going to have to remember to draw the sunset they'd just watched together for her, to go with the other one he'd given her of his favourite place when he wasn't at Hogwarts.