New beginings...where to start..tbd

I chuckled.  "No, I couldn't," I agreed.  "And I'm not even going to prove it to you.  So don't think you can trick me into doing it, either."  I grinned at her.  I had a feeling that she had been trying to do that.

I rolled my eyes at him. "You're no fun." I told him. "Why would I trick you? I'm just going to remind you that if you want any Aussie girls, you'll need the accent." I nodded at myself in agreement.

I smirked.  "Actually, the Aussie girls might think I'm... exotic with my British accent.  They may prefer foreigners... more intriguing that way," I pointed out.  Why on earth was I thinking about girls when there was so much more to think about?  It was entertaining, though, I will say that.

I rolled my eyes, "You wish." I said with a small laugh. "Although, maybe that why we think Aussie accent are so cute." I smiled and stuck out my tongue at him. "Girls here would go crazy if they heard an Aussie accent." I raised my eyebrow slightly, wondering if that would make him try one.

I smirked.  "Am I getting a little insight as to why my twin wants to go to Australia?" I asked her, raising my eyebrows.  I figured it had been distance, but perhaps it was the Aussie accent.

"Umm, no" I said. "I just want to get us away from here." I smirked up at him. "Although if there's a cute Aussie boy with his accent who likes me, well....." I laughed, knowing that would never happen. "It not like you have to worry about that thorough."

I smirked.  "Well, he would definitely need to worry about me if he tried to lay a hand on you," I warned, only half joking.  "You'll probably have to worry about girls fawning all over me... I'm irresistible."  I had to laugh at that one.  I really did not think taht were true.

I rolled my eyes, my brother could be delusional sometimes. "Draco, you've already scared all the British boys away, can't you at least give me a chance with the Aussie ones?" I asked. I knew he just thought he was protecting me but sometimes, he went a little over board. "What you are is delusional." I informed with a laugh. He already knew that girls here thought he was irresistible, there was no need for me to raise his ego anymore.

I sighed dramatically.  "I suppose I could give a few a chance to prove that they're not horrible," I conceded, shaking my head slightly to add to the theatrics.  I grinned at her.  "Delusional, eh?  Haven't heard that one in awhile," I teased, knowing that June and I did enjoy picking on each other at times.

"How kind of you." I said sarcastically, "You future nieces and/or nephews and I thank you." I laughed and shook my head slightly, so glad that we could pick on each other and be ourselves, even if only at school. "I can start telling you daily if you need the reminder." I offered, attempting to be helpful. I made my face as serious as I could manage. I broke down and started laughing again.

I rolled my eyes at her.  "Oh, I'm sure you'd enjoy that," I replied, shaking my head.  "I don't think I'd like to give you the pleasure of insulting me on a regular basis.  It's bad enough as it is."  I was trying to be serious, but her laughter was contagious and I had to join in.

"You mean bad enough that I do that on a daily basis anyway?" I tilted my head slightly, raising my eyebrow. I laughed. "Come on, it's not like you don't do the same to me. All is fair." I informed him. I bit my lip to prevent myself from laughing again but it was short lasted.

I shrugged and nodded slightly.  "Yeah, I suppose you're right about that," I said, hating to say the words 'you're right' together when it came to Juniper.  She would never let me live it down... really.

"Hum, I am right aren't I?" I asked rhetorically. I stuck my tongue out at my brother and laughed. "I think you need to tell me that more often." I informed with a nod. "People who are always right, like me, should hear it a lot." I laughed again, "Draco, I want you to say, 'Oh June, you're right, you always are right and you alway will be right." I looked over at him and smirked with another laugh, wondering how he would get back at me.

I could not help but just laugh at her and shake my head.  "Don't get used to hearing that -- and I will never say that.  So please, don't hold your breath waiting," I assured her, thinking she just took a leaf out of my book and became rather cocky quite quickly.