Vivianna's jaw clenched as the Gryffindor snubbed her. She was the one who did that, not anyone else. Slowly lowering herself back into her seat, the Slytherin amused herself by glaring daggers at the back of Nesbitt's head. The brunette was so self-important, and thought she knew everything! But the girl was wrong!
Unable to stand the suffocating room much longer, and fairly certain that a teacher wouldn't be checking in if they hadn't already, Vivianna decided to just leave. Pushing her chair back slowly, purposely making an obnoxious noise, the redhead stood. If she hadn't gotten this detention, she would've spent the extra time at work, she was needed there. It wasn't too late to head down for a bit, even if it had to be a short visit.
Walking with slow purposeful steps towards the door, the teenager turned around to eye the Gryffindor's back distastefully. A quote that she'd read once, words of a dead German writer, came to mind, and Vivianna thought they described Sarah Nesbitt perfectly. "There is nothing more fearful than ignorance in action," the Slytherin quoted softly, unsure if Sarah had heard. With that, the redhead spun around, and left the detention room, the door slamming shut behind her.