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- Posted: Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:58:43 +0000
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- Breakfast went by smoothly and Charlie was enjoying himself and the people around him. The time went by so quickly that Charlie could hardly believe that everyone was cleaning up and class was soon enough, about to begin. After saying his good-byes to his friends-- Essie, Robbie, Ce-ce and Sylvia, Charlie knew it would have been the right time to pull Enzo aside and grill him the questions he wanted to know beforehand. "Enzo.." as he walked up to him and rested his arm on his shoulders, both continuing to stroll along."Since when did you have a crush on Eva?" He paused and looked at him, then around the room making sure no one was around. He gave a grin and proceeded when it was all clear. "I knew there was something up when you were looking around the dining hall.. and that hug, why didn't you tell me?" Charlie gave a little shake with his head and crossed his arms.
Enzo was dressed sharply and fancy with his bow-tie, frantically looking for someone and hugging one of his good friends, Eva for awhile.. it seemed to connect what had gone on in the morning. Enzo was in love with Eva! He gave a little pat on Enzo's back to comfort him that he was such a 'keen' observer and thought he made a good choice. Eva was gorgeous and sweet but Charlie didn't necessarily feel that he liked her like that. They were good friends, classmates who went way back to Durmstrang. There was no real 'spark' between the two. Not like Enzo and Eva had. Charlie gave a little grin and held his palms up, backing up. "I'm not going to say anything else more.. my lips are sealed with this crush of yours." He began to walk away before Enzo could say anything else, possibly denying that he had a thing for Eva or even saying that Charlie was wrong. But Charlie knew he was right, deep down inside. He had seen Eva's eyes sparkling when she spoke to Enzo and that as well, when the two lovebirds went for their hug, it was a long hug. "Say whatever you want Enzo, you and I both know I'm right. I'll be right back, I totally forgot my report for herbology." He waved his hand and didn't bother to look over his shoulder, walking to his dorm room.
As he reached his dorm room and opened it without difficulty, Charlie headed to his desk and flipped over a page of his book and noticed his missing report. He carefully grabbed it, not wanting to create a crease or dent and placed it flat in his other books he carried. Taking a glance at himself in his mirror and making sure he looked decent for class, he left his room without rush and made sure his door was securely locked. Walking down the corridors and turning a corner, Charlie stopped in his tracks as he heard a loud voice shouting or.. barely shouting.It was hard to hear. He turned around and quickly realized that a girl was pounding on the great big windows and seemed to be soaking wet, from all the rain pouring on her. He squinted his eyes a bit to see if he was seeing things clearly and when he realized there was someone stuck outside, Charlie rushed to open the glass plate to let the girl in. It was locked. Charlie frowned and dropped his books, trying his best to un-jam the lock. It still didn't budge.
Remembering his wandless magic little tricks, he gestured his hand and focused his entire energy on the lock for a bit of time before it finally turning itself and opening. With that, Charlie quickly opened the window and took the girl's hand, making sure she was okay and out of the rain. Finally realizing who the girl was, Charlie gave a little chuckle and cocked his eyebrow. "Well, don't you look awfully cute in your soaked jammies this morning, Mich." It was one of his classmates and good friend, Michaela. He stared at her from head to toe, giving a little smirk. Why was she outside when class was starting soon? Or the bigger question was, why did she decide to wait near the window? Wasn't there a door to go through? He chuckled, once again and opened his mouth to speak. "So.. what happened? Are you okay?" He shook his head and thought once again-- girls were weird. It was definitely true.

















