Fourth floor corridors || 12th September || Afternoon
She should have seen it coming when she heard that piercing voice coming down the corridor from behind her. But she still wasn't quite used to being the Head Girl so it took her a couple of seconds to think to turn when she heard, "Miss Head Girlie, little miss surly, always got her knickers in a twist!"
Andromeda frowned, recognising it was Peeves. She was about to protest, very calmly, that her knickers were perfectly fine. But he swooped past her, ripping her bag from shoulders before she could even set eyes on him. Hovering above her, he dangled it just out reach. Peeves was one of the few people in the whole world it seemed, who wasn't scared of the Black name reputation; it would've been refreshing if he hadn't been a poltergeist.
"Peeves, would you just-" she started through gritted teeth. But she couldn't think of anything else to say for once, because he couldn't be persuaded through bribery or threat or blackmail. She folded her arms, trying to look less bothered by not having her bag than she was. There was the Bloody Baron ghost to hang over him but she'd used that rather a lot, and it was losing its effect. She was mostly hoping he would bore very quickly of her.