Vivi walked into the quaint tea shop, her flapper 1920's-esque dress shimmering in the soft light. Adjusting the feather in her hair, she smiled as the familiar jingle of the bell invited her in. "Good evening, Madam Puddifoot," she greeted, the older lady waving at her warmly.

The girl sat at her usual spot under the brightest light in the shop, Madam Puddifoot bringing her out her usual cup of chamomile tea complete with the matching saucer. "Thank you, dear," she said, taking a healthy sip of it before surveying her surroundings.

"It'd be nice if there was a jazz club around here.." she said to herself, looking at the door as another person came in.

Holli saw a chestnut brown haired woman and asked with a smile as Holli walked towards her, "Do you mind if I join you?"

Vivienne looked up at the blond, nodding subtly at her question, "Wouldn't mind at all. Have a seat, dearheart."

The girl smiled warmly, taking another sip of her tea, "You're Miss Would, right? Like a spot of tea?" she asked, surveying her outfit. "Hmm.. I like your dress. Very chic."

'..Ugliest effing dress ever. So.. this is the slut teacher everyone's talking about.. not much to see,' she thought, internally rolling her eyes.

(OOC: Yeah, Vivi's a bitch xD CRAP. WRONG ACCOUNT. XD I'll fix it later)

Holli giggled and said with a small smile hidden under the smile was a smirk, "Yes and I teach Divination to tell people's future. I have a unique gift. I do see the future when my body glows with a white light. Would you like to know your future?" Holli ordered mango tea and sipped on her tea and asked for tea cookies.

Vivienne raised an eyebrow in interest at Holli's mention of her unusual ability, the girl taking another sip of her tea before speaking, "Hmm, sounds intriguing. I would like to spice up my night a bit."

Viv smoothed out her dress and looked out of the window, wishing more people would wander into the tea shop so she could feel like a 1920s socialite. "Well, Miss Would.. do you require my palm?" she asked, holding out her daintily small hand.

Grace walked into madame puddifoots hoping to run into someone interesting, anyone interesting really, (she had already abandoned her chaperone and they hadn't even noticed)

Grace saw Vivienne, Holli would (that kooky seer) sitting at a small table and approached slowly. It looked like Holli was about to give Vivienne a palm reading, which I had allowed once and regretted almost immediatley as she told me my past instead of my future. Lots of dramatic stories about my mother's death, and my father's murder.


(can Grace and Vivienne know each other somewhat well considering that they are about a year apart? Same with Brieanne?)

Vivienne looked up at Grace, raising a perfectly arched eyebrow, "Oh hi, Grace. Fancy a spot of tea too? Come sit, dear, there's a seat open to my left.." she stated, her velvety voice ringing throughout the quaint little shop. "I'm having chamomile myself. Calms me down before my bedtime."

The Slytherin girl then turned her attention to the ceiling, looking at the dancing lights above, "They're so cute.. and so fitting. I want my room to look like this.. only less pink and frilly and more blue. I like blue better."

Vivienne invited Grace to sit and she accepted gratefully and sat lightly in the seat beside her.

"blue is calming isn't it? Very surreal and yet bold." Grace said thoughtfully thinking of the coi pond behind her house that was the most startling shade of blue.

" Also you should know that this idiot doesn't know a thing about the future so there's no point getting her to look into it for you." grace said nonchalantly watching Vivienne's hand hovering near Holli's.

Vivi smiled at Grace's remark, taking yet another sip of her tea as she spoke. "Why yes, Grace dear.. it is surreal. Dreamy, even," she contemplated, snickering inside at what Grace said next. She couldn't help but let her amusement show through her sparkling green eyes. It was too good to pass up.

"Now, Gracie.. be nice. We mustn't upset our teachers, should we?" she said, shaking her head, thinking the entire conversation was entirely too delicious.

" sorry but I got A reading once and it was most telling me stuff that's on my student files... So yeah. Besides divination is silly, I've yet to see a successful prediction or fortune or whatever!" whined grace, baiting Holli with insults. Grace could tell that Vivienne was amused by her rudeness so she didn't subdue her cruelty.

"Gracie.. have a bit of decorum, would you? Despite all of that, I still would like to get a reading. I need something to occupy my time in this petite tea shop, wouldn't you agree?" Vivienne said in the most velvety and calm voice, a smile gracing her lips. She loved how manipulative her speech could get, and that was exactly why she came off so classy and polite, but underneath, she was cruel. Undeniably cruel.