13 Nov 2019, 20:05
Sour and Sweet
[quote]Taking the things he'd need out of his backpack, such as parchment and a bright red quill, already sitting down with Robin by his side, he notices she takes out a pen instead. Virgil decides not to point it out, not wanting to seem ignorant or something along those lines, and he busies himself with dipping his quill in the inkwell, starting to doodle in his parchment, not caring at all about what today's lesson is all about.
Once his drawing is starting to take shape; it's a girl, he takes a look towards Robin, but it doesn't last long. He doesn't want to annoy her with any of his nonsense so he keeps all random conversation topics to himself, glancing at her here and there as his drawing starts to look a bit more like her. Biting his lower lip, concentrating on his work, he wonders if she'll like it, or if she'll think he's weird.
It's not like he's going to show her, anyways, Virgil thinks to quiet the questions bubbling in his head. Time seems to fly as he draws and draws, lines across the parchment, while he becomes more proud of his drawing. It's not his best work, but it isn't bad at all. Anyone could see it resembled the girl sitting next to him.
Shyly, he takes out another parchment and hides the drawing underneath it, focusing on whatever his professor is saying, with his best-concentrated look on his face, pretending he was paying attention all along.
Once his drawing is starting to take shape; it's a girl, he takes a look towards Robin, but it doesn't last long. He doesn't want to annoy her with any of his nonsense so he keeps all random conversation topics to himself, glancing at her here and there as his drawing starts to look a bit more like her. Biting his lower lip, concentrating on his work, he wonders if she'll like it, or if she'll think he's weird.
It's not like he's going to show her, anyways, Virgil thinks to quiet the questions bubbling in his head. Time seems to fly as he draws and draws, lines across the parchment, while he becomes more proud of his drawing. It's not his best work, but it isn't bad at all. Anyone could see it resembled the girl sitting next to him.
Shyly, he takes out another parchment and hides the drawing underneath it, focusing on whatever his professor is saying, with his best-concentrated look on his face, pretending he was paying attention all along.
V. G. L. Armitage
ST: 5_E: 7_S: 5_W: 7_AP: 5_A: 6