Young and aspiring (Addie)

High heels clicking on the stone floor. Adeline made her way down from Ravenclaw Tower, bookbag over her shoulder and reddish blonde hair bobbing with every step she took. Pushing a loose strand behind her ear, fingers lingering in the air for a moment as she noticed a split end. Most definintely would have to get that taken care of in Hogsmeade. A sigh and a few steps later, Addie found herself turning into the library, early as usual. "Good afternoon Madam Pince," with a wave of the hand, Madam pince only smiled at Addie. It wasn't an uncommon sight to see the Giovanni girl enter the library alone, and it wasn't uncommon to witness her tutoring someone either.

Adeline had heard of Issac Sterling, she also was aware of how unfocused he was and she was here to change that. Leaning over a counter to pluck a few books off a shelf, Adeline could feel the hem of her blue dress brush the backs of her knees. Style has always been very important to this seemingly perfect angel of a girl, and as always looks can be decieving. Turing on her heel, hair spinning she caught the sound of a sneeze and she smiled. Pulling her white shrug tightly over her shoulders and double checking the buttons ups the front, there was nothing she could do but smile.

"That doesn't look like a History of Magic book to me, Mr. Sterling. I don't think it wise to be browsing other titles when we both know there is an essay due next Monday." Setting her bag in the chair across from him, Adeline knew she was being over critical, but she needed to be. "Come on, put that away, since you're here early we may as well begin your studies now. Have you decided on a subject for this weeks essay? It can be anything, so you're aware. I've already written mine on the enslavement of Muggle-Born Witches and Wizards in the 1300s. Nasty business that is. Also, I'm Adeline Claire Giovanni, your tutor, our professor saw it fit that I take up the reins of your education so you at least have a chance of passing this class."

"Hmm, I see, well maybe this will jog your memory. We have a five page essay due on Monday, Mr. Sterling. We also were given it today, in class, not even an hour ago. " Addie crossed her arms and looked up at him as he stood. "I don't believe you Issac, in all truth I doubt you even thought much about it. So, sit back down, right now before I make you sit. It's not too difficult to cast a binding charm on you and make you sit, so trust me. I would sit." Adeline was being a little assertive, but once the boy sat down she smiled.

"Now, read me your paper that you so diligently finished, that is if you even wrote it." Her eyebrow arched up in a high arch as she watched the boy fumble over words and at the book he was ever so clutching in his hands. Her hand shot out and grabbed the book by the top and slipped it out of his grasp. "No, really Issac, indulge me on this essay you wrote for History of Magic," the Giovanni girl held the book in her hands and looked over the title waiting for him to produce something of educational worth.