((November 19th))
Luna lay on on her back on a seldom used staircase somewhere near the old Divination tower. She had her foot hooked around the railing and had her head facing down rather than up. Her gold hair trailed down several steps below like a carpet. The horcrux book lay across her chest. She had picked it up and attempted to read it a
(
Read more... )
Reply
Reply
Reply
Thank goodness I'm handy with a make-up brush!
She knew she was being extremely flippant, but she couldn't help it. It made it seem much better then it actually was. She was behaving horridly and she knew it. Her face started to show her distaste in herself and she looked down at her notebook again, not making a move to write in it.
Reply
Reply
She shook her head, laughing uneasily at herself, "No no... now I really am being silly! Holiday is in a month, yes? I can last till then. At home I don't have to worry about my family being without active magical protection... and everyone here can take care of themselves... but Holiday is also going to be a trial, because Hogwarts won't be able to protect people when at home. So... maybe holiday isn't the best idea!"
She stopped her rambling with a small yawn, now okay with the fact that Luna knew. It helped to lessen the burden. So now only Neville, Parvati, Luna, a few of her muggle friends and her parents (barely) knew. That wasn't so bad! It felt better this way.
Reply
Reply
On the inside she was starting to freak out.
Reply
Reply
"You are blowing this highly out of proportion... as well as reading much to far into it! If I was really that bad, don't you think Parvati would have said something, or Neville, or anyone else? " She crossed her arms, equally being stubborn. If Luna thought that she was going to drag her down to the Hospital wing, she had another thing coming.
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
"No, Luna. I trusted you with something. I thought we were friends."
Her bag of tricks was almost empty.
Reply
Reply
There goes another one.
Reply
Leave a comment