<div class="floatleft">(http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/t604/lesterthejester/DHeart_zps4814cb66.jpg)</div><strong>Character name</strong>: Devin "D" Heart<br/><strong>Who:</strong>Theodore Belvedere<br/><strong>Where:</strong>Devin's Bedroom of the Robichaux's Academy.<br/><strong>When: </strong>Friday the 13th of June, Afternoon.<br/><hr/><br/>When Theodore hadn't gave him the book back and held it over his head it reminded Devin of when he was younger in Elementary school and the kids used to tease and bully him cause he was weird and always had headaches. Devin frowned at the thought of that and went to go sit on his bed. When asked if Theodore could come in, Devin wouldn't refuse him, he couldn't. Even though he wanted to and probably thought it best to ignore this whole situation and the ones in the past, there was something about Theodore that makes him act a certain way. A way he's never acted before.<br/><br/>"Of course you can come in Theodore." Devin sighed looking up at him from his bed. He didn't know him that well and didn't know what was to come of this. His mind always overwhelmed by other thoughts, finally calmed with Theodore around, but now his own thoughts overwhelm him. Thoughts of being witch, being able to make magick, what he was going to do with his life, what he's going to accomplish in this house. Cordelia never really explained what he was to do here, what was his purpose in the house. Was he about to obtain more abilities. Ugh. the thought made him sick, he couldn't fathom being a surpreme what a burden that would be, but he couldn't think about all that now. He'd have to think about that another time. Right now Theodore was in his bedroom, looking contemplative.<br/><br/>"I sort of just found the book, I hadn't gotten a good chance to look at it, but if it has spells and stuff in there I could maybe practice. I don't know much about being a witch but I think a large part of it has to do with magick. Maybe I should start practicing or something. I don't know. I'm sorry." D looked back down at his feet his go to place to look when he was uncomfortable.