Even though she ducked her chin, Adrienne was laughing a bit as well. "To be fair, I didn't think on it until you brought it up. But, sure. Take from it what you will."
She turned her head to look at him as he moved, and ended up gasping audibly when he drew her in. She obviously didn't have an image of his home in her mind, but she could practically picture it as he spoke. When he leaned away, she wasn't entirely sure what he was after, but she figured she could make something of an educated guess, given the direction of the conversation thus far.
"Would it be pathetic for me to admit that I have that same image every other Ravenclaw must have? The whole library thing. Because it isn't at all about the books. I mean," she paused, drawing in a breath, "have you ever thought about it? Hiding between the stacks because you couldn't focus on school work long enough to convince yourself not to do anything..."
Her hands fell to the knee of his that was now in front of her, sighing a bit. "Is that what you wanted to know?" She asked, tilting her head to the side. "I may have less of a wild side than you imagine, but that's the main part of it. So far, anyway."