Much to Annabelle's disappointment it seemed that Lion didn't want to drop the subject. In fact he looked rather pleased that two had bumped into one another. An hatred looked appeared on her lips as she realized that he had more then likely made her bump into him and caused the books to fall over the library floor. She made no comment back to his and she just finished collecting her books before standing up in front of him.<br/><br/>"Just leave me alone..." Annabelle said, though there wasn't as much fearlessness in her words as she liked. It wasn't that she was scared of him, she just didn't want to course a scene or give him more to react too. With that she tried to walk away form him but he stepped in her way before she finally got read of site of him.<br/><br/>It was always the same for Annebelle, even in 5th grade. Lion would tease and make fun while she would carry her books and keep focus on her school work. She would like to think she got used to it, but every year she wold hope that maybe he would grow up and stop but it seemed she had better luck winning the quidditch cup then that. One of the things that she couldn't work out was why he picked on her. Ok so she wasn't like most of the girls, chasing after boys and worrying about her looks, but it wasn't like she went out and caused him or anyone else any trouble. In fact she tried to stay out of there way all the time.<br/><br/>~~~~<br/><br/>6th grade had finally arrived, the start of the end, some students would call it. From here on it was about doing the best in what you was good at and working hard to achieve high grades to get you on the right path for when you leave school after your 7th year.<br/><br/>Annabelle said goodbye to her parents for another year yet again. Her older sister walked her to the the train, "You look fine in your new glasses! and you hair suits you! It beats that wild wind swept look you've been putting up with the last 16 years!" her sister said as Annabelle played with her hair a little as she looked in the window at her reflection. Her elder sister had had enough of Annabelle's wild hair and huge gasses. So she took her sister out and treated her to a somewhat new look. Instead of her overly large glasses and thick frames she now has slim and well fitting glasses that complemented the shape of her face. Annabelle's school uniform now fitted her better as she got cloths closer to her size then the baggy ones she once wore. Her once out of control hair was now smother and more easier to handle as it was half pinned back. Although things where changed on her she still a geeky look about her but now she just didn't stand out so much, she looked more normal.<br/><br/>Giving one last wave to her family she headed down the train looking for a seat. Quickly as the train whistled and roared to life, students were beginning to take up the small rooms. After being pushed along the train Annabelle soon found a cart that was empty, or so she thought until she closed the door, turning her back against it. She left out a sigh of relieve as she gently slid down the door her feet sliding in front of her till the bumped into someone. "Oh sorry-" She said opening her eyes quickly to find Lion there sitting on one side of the cart. Quickly she stood up and eyed the door but knew that all the other carts would be full. Turning her gaze away form him she took up a seat closest to the window and sat there in silence looking at her hands. She didn't want to say anything or do anything, just pretend that he wasn't there with her.