[Just ONE last reply and I’m good XD]
That voice- OH how it bothered Keera so very much. It was as if all of the attention-seeking heroes from the movies had been jammed together to form one pain in the ass who just happened to have been Keera’s friend once-upon-a-time. Keera looked towards the Minister, a twisted glint in her eyes, “Crazy?! I am NOT crazy!” Keera growled, her voice rising. Had she at last snapped that last string that was holding on to the last bit of her sanity when she had drawn her wand? It was too soon to tell, but she definitely wasn’t ‘well’.
Keera took both of Mathew’s wrists in her hands when she got near enough and shoved him to the wall; the Death Eaters had caused there scene and so Keera had no more to do, the children were safe, and so all her attention was focused on was the Minister and the sound of a clock echoing in her ears. “Stop…s-stop, STOP- stop stop stop!” Keera hissed, turning her head one way and then the next in an odd swiveling motion, as if she were suffering from some sort of pain within her head. “You- I’m not! I’m not crazy you- stop, stop STOP- you are!” Keera spoke, her sentences jumbled, her words mashed together. It was like watching a robot break down…
“Stick ‘em up, Lestrange!” Keera ordered before bringing the Minister’s arms above her head herself, still keeping a firm grip on each of his wrists. She laughed quietly and opened her mouth again, “You have a daughter? Drama queen- oh your both- I’m not crazy! The same- like father- STOP…stop!” Keera spit the words out of her mouth, they made sense to her ears, but to anyone around her they would sound like she had forgotten how to speak. “stop STOP THE TICKING NOW”- Keera whimpered, banging her own forehead against Mathew’s forcefully; painfully.
Had it not been for Wilson’s question, she probably wouldn’t have woken up from her trance-like state. She was silent for a moment. All was silent. She turned her head towards his voice, “I’m peachy- just- perfectly fine,” Keera replied, releasing the Minister’s wrists from her grip slowly, almost reluctantly, before running a shaky hand through her hair. She breahted in slowly before headed out the door, desperate to escape the room.