A Delightful fall

Blair had finished her couple of classes for the day, and needless to say, she was exhausted, and she knew the piles of homework waiting for her. She was still in her robes because she was too exhausted to go to her dorm right away. She was too tired after all her classes to go all the way to her dorm, change into something comfortable, walk to the courtyard, then walk back to the dorms; there was no point. When Blair got to Hogwarts and received her robes, she thought they were really... plain and bland. So she glammed up her school robes a bit, without breaking the rule about dress code. She added some jewelry and the Slytherin scarf, along with a pair of boots she brought from her home. After her classes, she walked outside to the courtyard to get some rest, draw, doodle, and grab flowers. The works. She took in the scenery of the courtyard, admiring all the magical things around her. People casting spells, having picnics, and the magical animals around the area. She was born into an all Muggle family, and she has never known magic once in her life. Come to think of it, she had never visited the courtyard once since her time at Hogwarts, but she is happy she is here now. She walked around a bit, trying to find a good spot to sit and rest, do some homework, and maybe have a little snack. As she walked around, she admired the scenery once more. She stopped to pluck some flowers from the floor; maybe they could be used in potions class. She continued walking until she found a clearing with a tree in the center. It wasn't the whomping willow, as the tree still had its leaves, and it was surrounded by flowers. As she approached the tree, she noticed there was a figure lying beneath the shade of the leaves. It was a boy. He had red hair with blonde tips, yellowish eyes, beige skin, and he looked pretty muscular. If Blair said the dude wasn't even the slightest bit cute, she'd be lying to herself. She didn't pay him much mind and continued walking. As she moved forward, the number of flowers increased, making it a bit hard to walk through. She had to be careful, too, to avoid bees, because who knows how painful magical bee stings are. So as she moved, her foot caught a loose root on the floor, and she tripped face-first onto the boy's chest, causing him to wake up