15 Nov 2019, 21:55
Just a Walk..
The day had begun and Aurelia had headed out to the grounds, it was a Saturday and so she was wearing skinny jeans, her worn down converse and a oversized baggy jumper. She had a her book by her side and her wand in her back pocket and all she intended to do today was take a stroll and find a nice place to read.
Eventually she came across a shaded area, there were many many trees and quite a lot of students around, but she didn't mind, she had spotted the perfect spot after all. There was a beautiful tree there, with a wide range of shade but the perfect amount of sunlight could break through the many branches and leaves. It was a sight to behold. She hurried over and took a seat in front of the tree, then proceeded to lean her back against the trunk. It was the most comfortable, most beautiful spot she had found thus far in Hogwarts and she knew from then on it would be her spot. If by chance she met the love of her life at school then maybe, just maybe she'd share it with him, however for now it was just her spot.
She gripped her book, pulled her legs up and then rested the back of the book on them as she opened to the bookmarked page. Before reading however she grabbed her square framed glasses and easily put them on her face and then she stepped into her peaceful abyss of book reading.
Eventually she came across a shaded area, there were many many trees and quite a lot of students around, but she didn't mind, she had spotted the perfect spot after all. There was a beautiful tree there, with a wide range of shade but the perfect amount of sunlight could break through the many branches and leaves. It was a sight to behold. She hurried over and took a seat in front of the tree, then proceeded to lean her back against the trunk. It was the most comfortable, most beautiful spot she had found thus far in Hogwarts and she knew from then on it would be her spot. If by chance she met the love of her life at school then maybe, just maybe she'd share it with him, however for now it was just her spot.
She gripped her book, pulled her legs up and then rested the back of the book on them as she opened to the bookmarked page. Before reading however she grabbed her square framed glasses and easily put them on her face and then she stepped into her peaceful abyss of book reading.
Aurelia Blake~
16 Nov 2019, 16:49
Just a Walk..
[quote]Sara decided to take a break from studying. After all those years at her prestigious private school she had thought that things would be different here, but that was not so. Hogwarts was just the same, just with less stuck up people. That was one thing she liked about this school: its large diversity meant less discrimination.
She got up from her desk and put her coat on, which was red like her house color. She wore it over her school uniform, which she seldom took off because she had a lot of pride for the school, especially Gryffindor. Sara shoved her hands into her pocket and decided to take a walk outside.
She made it through the castle without getting lost, because she had successfully mapped the ways to certain places all in her head, and was soon at a door leading to the school grounds. As soon as she opened the door the fresh air and sunlight hit her face, making her grin. Sometimes it felt like the outside was calling for her.
Sara broke into a jog, since she wasn't sure what else to do. It was a good idea so she could get used to see everything outside. She liked to memorize places that she has been so she could always know her way around, whether it was day or night, and she was good at it. Sara gazed around, looking at the huge lake, at the forests nearby, at the castle, and everything that particularly took her interests.
She slowed down soon because she was nearing the woods. There were students over there hanging out and Sara wondered whether she felt like talking to them or not. She hadn't planned to, she was thinking of going back inside but seeing what they were up to sounded way better.
She walked over and almost didn't notice a girl sitting at the base of a tree, reading. Sara nearly stepped on her but she stopped herself just in time, stepping back quickly. “Oh, sorry, I didn't see you for some reason.”
Even though she didn't read books for fun that much, she thought that it would be polite to ask about her book. “What are you reading?” she asked with a smile, trying to get a glimpse of the title.
She got up from her desk and put her coat on, which was red like her house color. She wore it over her school uniform, which she seldom took off because she had a lot of pride for the school, especially Gryffindor. Sara shoved her hands into her pocket and decided to take a walk outside.
She made it through the castle without getting lost, because she had successfully mapped the ways to certain places all in her head, and was soon at a door leading to the school grounds. As soon as she opened the door the fresh air and sunlight hit her face, making her grin. Sometimes it felt like the outside was calling for her.
Sara broke into a jog, since she wasn't sure what else to do. It was a good idea so she could get used to see everything outside. She liked to memorize places that she has been so she could always know her way around, whether it was day or night, and she was good at it. Sara gazed around, looking at the huge lake, at the forests nearby, at the castle, and everything that particularly took her interests.
She slowed down soon because she was nearing the woods. There were students over there hanging out and Sara wondered whether she felt like talking to them or not. She hadn't planned to, she was thinking of going back inside but seeing what they were up to sounded way better.
She walked over and almost didn't notice a girl sitting at the base of a tree, reading. Sara nearly stepped on her but she stopped herself just in time, stepping back quickly. “Oh, sorry, I didn't see you for some reason.”
Even though she didn't read books for fun that much, she thought that it would be polite to ask about her book. “What are you reading?” she asked with a smile, trying to get a glimpse of the title.