Furry Little Problem

[Humphrey Williams]

Humphrey came to the Headmistress' office. He needed to tell her about his furry little problem. That he was a werewolf. The Headmistress needed to know he was bitten, and is now changing into a werewolf every month. Another reason he needed to tell her, was so he could ask her to request the wolfsbane potion from the potions master. If he took that, it would help witht he full moon a lot. Wwell, that's what the books told him.

Knocking on the door, he asked, "May I come in?" He always knocked before entering a room. Didn't want to witness anything odd or awkward by just barging into a room. His stomach was knotted with tension, and made him a little uncomfortable. After talking with her, he knew he would feel a lot better.

[Briony Romain]

Briony heard a knock on the door, and it was one of the times that she was actualy able to speak to someone without Raven drooling all over her, she didn't mind that but it wasn't one that was very professional especially when she needed to discuss matters that weren't for Raven's ears.

Sighing a little bit she waved her wand and it slammed open, she saw Humphrey and she raised her eyebrow a little bit, she didn't know why he would be here but she hoped it was something that was uncomplicated.

"Yes?"

[Humphrey Williams]

"Hello Professor, I thought I needed to inform you. I meant to inform you before I came back, but I didn't have time because she took me up in the car pretty spur of the moment. But, there was an attack that involved me, and, and...a Werewolf. He bit me on the left hip five months ago." Humphrey told her, forcing the words out past the lump in his throat.

"I went away, snuck out of the castle for the first full moon. But, I was wondering if you could brew, or if you could ask the potions master to brew the Wolfsbane Potion for me every full moon. You don't have to, and I understand if you want me to leave. I will go without an argument. I've been meaning to tell you sooner, but I was scared to." Humphrey said, staring at the tops of his shoes.

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