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Feb 18, 2007 00:11

Week Name/Date/Time: 'Traitors in the Mist' / Wednesday, March 8th, 2006 / 12:12 pm
Location: Great Hall
Open To: Jaser
Currently Involving: Rae

( Lunch time )

jaser-cross, week-026, rae-burton

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sinfulcross February 18 2007, 08:18:00 UTC

Fortunately for Jaser Cross, his classes were not until after lunch on Wednesday, beginning with Transfiguration and then following it up with Potions, which were two of his best classes. The other real class that he could really pride himself on was Charms, but that was earlier in the week. Homework was a rarity for him because he often would finish before class ended, not in just those three, but all of his classes. If he did have it, it would but just a small thing or two, and it would be a breeze to finish it ( ... )

rae_burton February 18 2007, 08:55:33 UTC

Rae would have jumped when another hand touched hers, but she instead calmed her reflexes and smirked as she felt it trail across her neck before tapering off. There were not very many people that she knew that would openly do that to her, especially unexpectantly. Specifically a Mister Jaser Cross. It seemed that her day had brightened a considerable amount in this small amount of time. Perhaps lunch would be tolerable then ( ... )

sinfulcross February 18 2007, 10:27:56 UTC

A game it was, between the two of them. To anyone else not in Slytherin, though some of their fellow Snakes might have even thought this, it would have looked like Jaser and Rae might have been an item. That wasn't the case at all. Though more realistically it was in fact two young people, who were of equal beauty, of opposite gender that shared innocent, harmless, and flirtatious conversation each time they had encountered each other. How hard would it be to comprehend that ( ... )

rae_burton February 18 2007, 21:42:01 UTC

An item? Ha. Some people were just so naive that when they saw two people such as themselves they had to make up lies. It was only to conceal their envy no doubt. Or maybe their simple little minds couldn't imagine a friendship where flirting was the main form of communication. After all, other houses could be exceptionally daft when need be, especially when it came to an interaction between the opposite sex ( ... )

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