[RoR] The sun will set for you

[Felicity Locke]

Perhaps a small vacation with her mother was not what she needed. Bray had urged her to get out, saying she was too stressed out and too up tight, which was true. So, she let her mother drag her off to some random place that someone had suggested to her. The first few days were fine, because her and her mother stayed inside most of the time because of the rain. But, then once it cleared, they started to take frequent shopping trips.

Along these said trips, Christi would dress her daughter in numerous outfits because she thought that the boys would 'appreciate' it. Yea, they appreciated it alright. Fay often wished Bray was there to be her pretend boyfriend again so they would leave her alone. But, after about a week, they returned to Hogwarts. Fay was so relieved to walk back into the school, and leave her pouting mother behind.

Felicity was wishing during the whole trip that the rumors of her and Bray being heartless friends would soon pass, but that was not the case. They only started up another round when she returned. And, to top that, she found out that Bray had been punched in the jaw by Ash. She was ready to strangle the over-dramatic boy for all of the trouble he was causing for them.

With a sigh, Fay pushed her way past a group of fellow Claws, who went silent as she crossed their path. She had to keep her eye from twitching in response. What she needed right now was somewhere where the rumors couldn't follow, or the whispers couldn't fall onto her ears. But, where could she find such a place?

Something shifted out of the corner of her eye, and Felicity looked up. She turned toward the source of the disturbance, and found a door, standing right before her. Blinking, she gripped the brass handle and pushed the door open, praying that there would be some type of sanctuary within. Even an empty classroom would suffice.

What she found was much more to her liking though. There was a large window at the end of the room, with a large wooden chest sitting before it. Fay quickly shut the door behind her and raced over to the chest, plopping down onto it. The room faced the lake, and currently the sun was setting over the water. Felicity brought her knees up her to chest and wrapped arms around them. Now this was what she had been looking for.

[jamiecarron]

Jamie had been confused. So many thoughts had been running through his head about a certain Hufflepuff, but he was unsure of what he wanted, and even more unsure of what she wanted. She was so quiet and stand-offish, but when she was with him, she was a different person.

It was strange for him, he didn't like people to have different sides to show different people. He was a guy who liked to take people as they were, face value sort of thing. He didn't like to find out things that the person who he thought he knew was really nothing like he thought they were. Confusing stuff.
Head in hands, he sat in the Gryffindor common room, his mates messing about as per usual. Usually he would be the one starting the play fights, but this week, he just didn't have the energy, or the concentration.

"Oh hush up will ya?" he sighed loudly as he pushed himself up out of the padded sofa and out of the portrait. His friends just looked at him smiling and 'Oo'd' at him as he exited rather quickly. Walking down a corridor, he bit his bottom lip and breathed in heavily, longing for a place to just sit in silence.
As he walked down the corridor, a door slowly appeared on a blank wall. Stopping, Jamie watched as it fully formed infront of his eyes.
With curiosity getting the better of him, he opened the door slowly, and noticed a girl there already. Frowning in confusion, he coughed a little before announcing himself.

"Is it alright if I come in?"

[Felicity Locke]

Felicity was so lost in her thoughts, that she didn't even realize someone else come in. There was a cough from somewhere behind her, and she tried to turn to see who caused it. But, in her haste, she lost her balance and fell off the side of the chest. The action was so like Fay, it was hardly surprising for her anymore.

She fell with a gentle thump, onto her side, and blinked slightly. After a moment, she stood, brushed herself off, and looked back at the boy. A Gryffindor no doubt, based on his robes. He looked older than her to, hence why she had no idea who he was.

It took Fay a moment to actually realize that he had spoken to her before, and she nodded, a bit too late. "Um..yea..you can stay here. It's fine." Talk about awkward. After a few minutes of standing in the same place and shifting her weight from foot to foot, Fay finally decided to go sit down back where she had been before. She stretched her legs out in front of her and her arms above her head. The chest was large enough so her feet didn't touch the ground, so she could swing her legs.

In the back of her mind, Fay was hoping that the boy had no idea who she was.

(( Eh, bad post ))

[jamiecarron]

((Not as bad as mine lol))

Jamie smiled at her and turned around to carefully close the door, when he heard a thud, and quickly looked back to see the girl on the floor with a strange look on her face. Jamie couldn't help but laugh at her blank expression, and walked over to her. By the time he had, she had got up herself and dusted herself off.

"Are you alright?" he asked with a concerned look on his face. Looking around the room, he noticed a large window that overlooked the lake. His grin wide, he rushed over to the window, and leant on the window sill with both hands to overlook the view. It looked amazing. Even though he was a boisterous Gryffindor, he still appreciated great scenery.

"It's amazing isn't it?" he asked the girl, still focusing his sight on the lake and the calm waters it behold. Staring out for a moment, he snapped out of it and blinked his eyes to clear his mind.
"Oh, I'm sorry, I'm Jamie-Paul" he turned to look at the girl and gave a small smile. Flipping around so his back was now leaning against the window sill. Taking in the view of the room, he looked to what the girl was sitting on, a rather large chest.

"So what are you doing in here?"

[Felicity Locke]

"Don't fret, happens all the time."

Felicity shrugged lightly and repositioned herself on the chest. If she didn't fall at least once every day, then there should be cause for worry. Fay often wished that she could be like Bray, with his freaky cat-reflexes. He was always so graceful..for a guy that is.

The sunset was amazing, she had to admit. Interesting how a guy like him would notice such a thing. "It's nice to know that there are still some things that will always stay the same." She grinned at the boy.

"I'm Felicity Locke. Nice to meet you Jamie."

After saying that, she quickly turned her gaze back to the window so she wouldn't see his expression. Her name had often brought out some..interesting emotions as of late. Then again, some people just didn't pay attention to the rumors that floated around the school. She knew at least one Gryffie that didn't.

"I'm here for the same reason you are." Fay glanced back at him for a moment, then returned to looking out the window. "If I wasn't, you wouldn't have found the room." She chose not to elaborate any further. Dumping her problems on a random stranger might be considered odd.