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Jayden followed, a casual smile on his face, still trying to figure out where she was taking him. There were many various attractions that the two could go to on this beautiful, starry night. They all were love inspired, so really, anyplace they went to would be quite the romantic rendezvous. He kept his fingers intertwined his, really loving every second of the soft touch. He never had gotten this...flirtatious...with a girl before. It was...refreshing. This was probably because it was Tristain of all people however. He would not feel any fire, or attraction with any other girl that he has met over his time at Hogwarts. He couldn't imagine himself ever being like this with anybody, but Tristain. It just fit...the two of them...like little puzzle pieces in those huge jigsaw puzzles.

They walked on, Jayden occasionally trying to look in front of her to see where they were going. Soon enough, the were approaching the edge of the lake, where he thought to be the 'tunnel of love" was placed. He watched as the young woman he was with pulled him casually, at a moderate pace that he could keep up with. He wanted to know if she was taking him there, but he thought he would wait and find out. She was obviously trying to surprise him in some way, or maybe not. Whatever she was trying to do, the only thing he knew is he would get to spend his time with those beautiful blue eyes locked in his, something that he could only reproduce in a dream.

"Of course it will," he said, no sarcasm in his voice whatsoever. He looked forward to this boat ride actually, the romantic feel really taking over the usually saturnine, enigmatic lake. He actually started to blush a little bit. This was definitely a first for him, for he has never had a reason to blush before. He couldn't believe that this was happening to him. Why was he blushing like this? He deemed it an unknown cause and just followed Tristain, who was currently approaching the boat. He kept his hand in hers tightly wound. He wanted her to know that he was with her for the ride and he would thoroughly enjoy it. Fortunately for him, he would not even have to say it because the fact that he was following her and not attempting to pull away most likely made her imply that fact. He would never attempt to get away from her, those beautiful eyes of hers keeping him locked to her. She could get him to do pretty much anything...anything she wanted to do. He would not want to contest, for those hypnotizing eyes of hers kept him there. But something else kept him here as well...something nice...maybe pleasant. He couldn't pinpoint what or ever where it was, but it just didn't let him go anywhere but forward. He was surely okay with it though.

Jayden got into the boat and sat extremely close to Tristain, for that was the only way the boat would allow. He looked around, the beautiful atmosphere around him really shooting chills into his spine. He looked over to Tristain, only to find that the positively beautiful atmosphere brought out the fire in the girl's eyes, the sparkling pools of water now showing a deep blue that one could even drown in. He then had a particularly bold idea that may or may not work. But...he honestly thought it would flow. He wrapped his one arm around her shoulders then pulled her even closer, almost to the point that her head laid comfortably on his shoulder. He started to blush, for the feeling that he had not been able to place came back. He just loved this moment so much. Maybe he was being a tad too flirtatious, but he was just being impulsive. He followed what his instincts told him to do. He would not second guess himself...not again. The mistakes he has made when second guessing has added up over the years, taking a toll on his demeanor on life.

He waited for Tristain's reaction to the flirtatious move, but he fully expected her to pull away. He didn't think that she thought of him more than an aquaintance, but he figured he would try since they were on this ride. He always ceased opportunities, and he was quite well-known for that very fact. He watched now, waiting...wondering...wondering what was going on in the mind of the girl he has these unexplainable feelings for. The romantic surroundings definitely helped his cause though.

Jayden listened, making sure he soaked in all the details that she had said. He was glad that he helped her become a better flyer, for that was the point of that whole lesson. That means he was successful. He smiled at her with a sincere one, his green eyes then meeting her solid blue ones once again. He waited for her to finish the rest of her sentence, and then he decided that he should most definitely respond back to her.

"I'm glad to be of service.to you Tristain. You did do quite well during flying. I was watching you, for I wanted to see if you needed any help," he admitted to her, keeping her in arm. She was so warm and so nice. The feeling she instilled in him was...divine. He never felt anything like this before, which really led him to wonder what these feelings were. He felt as if he was in the sky, flying above all of the clouds. He wished he could feel this all the time, but it was only a result when Tristain was present. He really needed to know waht this feeling was.

Jayden looked at her in disbelief, for he never expected someone like her to take a liking to his favorite game, which was Quidditch. And not only that, she was asking him to tutor her, as if he was some sort of pro. It made him actually feel quite good about himself inside. He had never been held in such levels by his own family, but that was because they were all super flyers, especially Devin, who was quicker on a broom than even Josh was. He then looked down into the beautiful girl's blue eyes and addressed her question, smiling down at her, his eyes shining brightly because of the moon's light reflecting off of them.

"Of course I will tutor you Tristain. I am glad you hold me in such high esteem. Do you know what position you want to try out for? Each Position really uses different methods of flying," he explained to Tristain, the words coming out softly. Jayden wasn't by any means soft-spoken, but what this girl drew out of him was something different...a different side. A loving side, something he really has never felt and could not explain at all. He did not understand it at all. He did not know what this feeling was. His emotions, acting yet again on sheer impulse, led him to use the hand on the arm draped around her. WIthout really knowing what he was doing, he interlocked his fingers with hers, his palms gently resting on the back of her small hand. Soon enough, he realized what he had just done, causng his face to become just about as pink as the boat. He did not mean to be so impulsive, but now he waited, wanting to know her reaction. Now that he has done it, there really isn't any turning back. He looked on with sheer nervousness, expecting to be rejected.

Sheer nervousness took over his body, leading his stomach to start to ache. He really hoped she did not reject his hand, but it was fully expected. He sat there, his head facing off into the water, for Jayden tried his hardest to hide his sorrowful face. He expected the worse...and he may just get it. He took it too far this time, and as each second passed, his heartbeat rate increased, almost reaching an uncontrollable rate.

Jayden could finally take a deep breath and put on a smile as she accepted his hand. At that moment he knew she was comfortable with him, for anyone that was slightly doubtful would've pulled away. He kept his hand there, feeling the warmth of her hand radiate into his and vice versa. He kept his hand there for as long as she wanted it to be. He smiled as she mentioned about playing his position. He loved that she wanted to play there, but he wasn't sure what Colton would say about that. Chasers were chased by bludgers and they got quite a lot of bruises. He hoped that she was ready for that, but he was sure that she thought about that before asking him this.

"It would be your best-fit, because you would be more agile than most. I know my family and I can teach you the skills necessary to play chaser. We all specialize in something. Josh's shooting is impeccable. Devin flies at extreme speeds. I have the best broom control. So you are probably going to be with me for awhile anyway, he said to her, smiling down to her, looking into her eyes once again, almost falling into yet another daze that only Tristain's sweet voice could sway him from. He loved looking into those sparkling pools of water, also known as her eyes, for they shot a feelings of pure chill right down his body. But it wasn't a painful chill, but one that was refreshing, like ice cream on a hot, summer day.

"So what brought upon this sudden decision to play Quidditch," he said, holding her hand lightly, letting her feel his gentle touch upon her hand. He hoped that she knew she was safe with him. He would not trust her in anyone else's hands but his own. He did not know why, but maybe it was because he had this strong penchant for the girl. A penchant that was so strong, he couldn't even use a word to place its immensity.

The boat rocked lightly, the lights in surrounding area reflecting back almost perfectly with the black sea. It was truly a beautiful sight, one that should be enjoyed. Fortunately, he was accompanied by the girl that filled his thoughts and dreams. He couldn't pick a better person to be with right now.