Changing World

"Well I do,"

"Yeah, because you may as well be one of them."

Cassie looked at Lyssa, her eyes darkening. "And what's that supposed to mean?"

Lyssa shrugged. "You were raised like a Muggle, so you may as well just fall to the Muggleborns."

"And what does that have to do with anything? So what if I was? I'd prefer to be raised by muggles than as a fricken pureblood, if that is how I would act."

"Not all purebloods act like this. There are others...like the Weasleys."

"Well at least they don't think they are freaking better than everyone else because of who their parents are."

Lyssa shrugged again, considering the conversation ended.

Cassie swore, heading out of the room and into her bedroom.

Lyssa rolled her eyes at the girl, and stretched out on the couch.

Cassie came out of the room a moment later, grabbed some floo off the pot on the mantle peice, ignoring Lyssa she threw it into the fire. "Evans household." She walked into the flame and into her house. "Hi mum, bye mum." Cassie called heading towards the front door. "I'd rather you didn't use my house as a way to get from there to here Cassie," Sam said. "Sorry, I wanna go see Em."

Lyssa set the empty tomato juice can on the floor by the couch, telling herself she'd bother with throwing it away later. Then she closed her eyes for a nap.

"Okay, talk to me before you go home kay?" "Yep bye mum." Cassie went outside, grabbing her bike and set off to Emma's, who still had another year left of school, which seemed werd to Cass.

Lyssa fell asleep on the couch, feeling that she'd wake up with a crick in her neck or something from the odd angle she was at but she was tired and needed a quick rest.

Cassie got to Emma's, she knocked on the door and it was opened by her mother. "Hello Cassie,"She said smiling. "Hello Annie, Emma in?" "Yes she is, come in." "Thanks." Cassie came in, talking with Emma for a while, about things and what Lyssa was just acting like. Emma found it somewhat odd herself. Cassie went back to her mum's later, staying there and talking with her for a bit and with Lizzie who walked in someway after. "Guess it's home time now," Cassie said looking at the clock. "Bye mum." "Bye Cassie dear, drop by again soon kay." She hugged her daughter. Cassie grabbed a handful of floo throwing it into the fireplace, and entering back into her and Lyssa's place.

Lyssa had continued to nap, until she heard the sounds of Cassie Flooing back in the house again.

Cassie walked across the living room type area, she glanced at Lyssa as she headed to the kitchen. And got herself a drink.

Lyssa got up off the couch when Cassie walked by, heading after her. "I'm sorry for earlier," she muttered standing behind the other girl.

Cassie looked at Lyssa drinking her juice. "It's alright," She said. "I guess."

Lyssa shrugged, leaning on the wall. "You don't really forgive me do you?" she asked, looking right at Cassie.

"Well, why should I?" Cassie asked her.

Lyss just shrugged again, looking off. She actually didn't feel all too sorry about it all, but she disliked Cassie avoiding her and stuff, so she did what she felt might fix it.

A few days later the girl were sitting down and talking about stuff.

They just happened to have gotten onto the topic of Voldemort, even though he was long gone now and such as that.

"Ridicolous," Cassie muttered her feet curled under her. "I don't see it, how people can think they are better than others just because of who their parents are."