"Hey!" Sebastian smiled, this was a face he knew, and was quite comfortable with talking to.
"I'm alright, just had a sort of melt down when I was outside, so chose to come back to our common room." He grinned mischievously, "Can't talk! Sorries! I'm SO hungry and have been for the last half an hour!"

He then did something that was so 'un' him.
Stood up, hugged Eva, gave a wink in Jade's direction, and left the common room, in search of the great hall.

Eva saw him go with a smille. She stayed a little surprised with the hug, and even more surprised to descover she had enjoy it.

A few moments later, she won the courage and went over Jade.
"Hi. I'm Eva Longwood. I saw you in DADA class and I wonder if you would like to do the homework with me." Right, I said it , Eva tought while she stood in front of the girl, waiting for an answer.

Gavin rubbed the back of his head as he glanced away with narrowed eyes. Why was she grinning? He didn't say anything funny... he was kind of, sort of, being mean. Maybe she liked it when he insulted her. Weirdo.

"I don't read books," Gavin told her, flicking his gaze back. "That doesn't mean I don't read anything else. Like newspapers or letters - I like to read though," he told her, a bit defensively. She acted like he was ignorant to reading. He was far from that. He tuned out about the Y chromosomes and shook his head. "Save the science lecture for later," he grumbled to her, taking a seat next to her.

He smirked when she got defensive about the library thing. "Sorry," Gavin told her, although not meaning it. He shrugged. "I forgot you're more of the spontaneous adventureous girl," he said sarcastically, a moment later. He paused when she asked why he was still inside. He glanced out the window and shook his head, tugging on the small hoop in his ear. "I'd rather not see some people outside," he told her, a bit honest for once.

By this time they had finally reached the entrance of the Common Room. Lima nodded. "I understand babe. What does it matter where you are, so long as you are with the one you love?" But she understood about missing her friends. "You'll always have your owls to them though. And can see them during breaks." It wasn't much she knew, but at least it was something.

They took a seat beside each other on the comfy chairs by the fireplace so that Sana could get warm. "True enough, I wish that we all had that perspective. But at least you do." She winked.

Lexi was loafing around the common room. She was still bummed about the Quidditch team's loss last weekend. She was hoping to see Amelia...or TJ...or someone friendly. She sighed as she plopped down in the nearest chair and dozed off to sleep.

"Yeah, but still, I'll miss them..and this place the whole Hogwarts" she trailed off, "everything, i'm going to miss. Shortly I'll miss my second home" her voice filled with craveness. She looked around the common Room again, She had only few days left to enjoy this peaceful and fantastic atmosphere.

With a great sigh, she managed to smile finally at Lima. "Well..yes" she raised an eyebrow, "I do?" she giggled, "In what way? I didnt understand. I've nothing.." she stretched her legs before slunk into the couch.

Alysia widened her grey eyes in fake surprise. "My apologies, o Gavin, the Wise!" she teased. Realizing she shouldn't push it too much, she stared at him. "I don't get why everyone loves so much real world... I get sick of it" She said, raising her eyebrows. Life could be so boring! Finding nothing interesting to say concerning the grumble after that, she watched him taking a seat, while wondering why he was doing that if he was so bored. Unless... She didn't allow her mind to continue this musing.

The girl shrugged her shoulders. "Of course I am" She agreed with a nod. "And endangered species, in fact", you're lucky you found one. Oh yes, Alysia was really enjoying the whole situation. Finally she could free her mind from her worries and have fun - at least while it lasted. It was impossible not to notice the change in his voice when he got all serious out of nothing. "Running away from trouble?" She asked, rather surprised than curious. He - the all mighty Gavin - hiding from someone wasn't exactly a picture that fitted his looks.

Lima nodded. She understood well. "We'll miss you too, Sana. When exactly are you leaving?" She had just met this girl properly, and the thought of her leaving Hogwarts was making her sad already.

"I meant that you are one of the few people I have met that has a true appreciation for beauty in all it's senses, not just physically. It's refreshing." She smiled.

She closed her eyes, sighed again. "At the end of this term.." She couldnt even imagine that. But it is life and she should go with what she deserves.
She noticed that Lima's voice too echoed the same thoughts like hers.

She smiled, "You're so lovely, Lima." Slowly opened her eyes and looked at her, "Thanks for the compliments. But I had my own horrible moments too" she bit her tongue afterwards.

"You're going right at the end of term?" She was surprised. She had expected that Sana would stay for at least some of the summer... "I'm sorry about that..." She frowned slightly.

Thanks, you are too," she said smiling. "Yeah, we all have our bad moments." She shook her head. "So you want to tell me some of your stories now?" Lima was curious and figured that this would also hep keep Sana's mind off of leaving at the end of term.

"Yes. It's okay. " she paused , "I'll send my kids to Hogwarts for sure in future" she laughed at the thought. She was fond of kids undoubtedly.

"Well.." she trailed off, where to begin! "Sana had been so calm untill her sixth term. But now she's so different now as you know and see right in front of you" she chuckled.

Jamie walked in to the common room and notice that no one was in the room. So she took a seat in the corner of the room and started to read her book.

Sebastian came into the common room, his face torn up with blood pouring through his fingers as he tried to stop the bleeding. He slumped down in a chair next to the fire and took out some tissues from his pocket.
Dabbing carefully at his face, he winced. Why did he let things like this happen? It was his own fault, but it was still annoying.
His mother had been so careful when she let him out, seems his face was so fragile, he was surprised that she ever let him out at all.
It was still bleeding quite badly, but it didn't hurt as much.

Jade came out of the Girls' Dormitory in order to go to the Library carrying a lot of books. She saw a back which she thought belonged to Sebastian and went to tell him hi. She had barely opened her mouth when she saw that his face was covered with blood and dropped her books.
"What... how... are you ok?" she stuttered as white as a sheet. She hated the sight of blood.

Jamie looked up from the book she was reading when she heard Sebastian come in to the room. "Oh, Sebastian, are you ok? What happened?" Jamie asked as she rushed to him. Jamie nealy ran in to Jade. "Jade are you ok? Do you think you can help me get him to the hospital wing?" Jamie asked.

Delilah walked into the common room and saw Sebastian sitting in a chair with his face smeared with blood and two girls standing over him. She ran over greeted the other girls with a quick "Hello" then turned to Sebastian and asked "are you okay?" with a concerned expression on her face.

Sebastian looked up suddenly at the group around him.
Then his face, he knew it was bleeding, but it hadn't really been hurting, until now. There was a horrid pain coming all around his cuts and it made him feel slightly nauseous inside.
"I think I'm alright..." He paused, "A... I, um, I just need some salt water... I don't suppose anyone has any?" He then heard the word 'Hospital Wing'.
"No, not the hospital... I'll be fine without the hospital and nurses." He paused again, "Does anyone have any paper?"

Jade rushed to the Girls' Dormitory and returned with some paper for Sebastian. She handed it to him and stepped back, still shocked by the sight of his blood which made her feel sick. "I'm... fine..." she told Jamie when she was asked whether she was alright.
There was a reason why Jade hated blood so much. When she was eight years old, she was playing with Aaron's twin brother Tony at her house's balcony. Tony lost his balance and fell off the balcony. The sight of his blood all over the yard made her faint. After all he always was her favorite cousin. It took Tony a few months to recover from the fall but Jade never recovered from the sight of him unconscious in the pool of his own blood.

Sebastian smiled grimly at her, "Thanks" He rolled up the paper and pushed it against his face, taking a sample of the blood.
"Hey, Jade, are you sure your alright, you look paler than I think I do."

He took out his wand and pointed it at the piece of paper with his blood on, and quietly muttered "Vado quod transporto"
The paper and blood vanished from his hand and the blood on his face began to slowly stop running.
"Thanks." He said again.

When the blood disappeared from Sebastian's face, Jade collapsed on a chair and sighed with relief. Why did she always have to get shocked when she saw blood? That accident with Tony had happened many years ago and he was now alright and very happy in France, as he wrote to her. She sighed again and fanned herself.

Sebastian sat up in his chair. Jade's face looked awful. Probably worse than his.
"Are you SURE your alright?" He asked, leaning closer, taking a better look at her, and making sure it wasn't just the light playing tricks on him.

"Yes, I'm OK, just a little shocked. You know you scared me a lot. How did you get covered in blood? What happened?" Jade muttered, still a bit dizzy. She took a mental note to write to Tony as soon as she feels better to make sure he's doing alright.

Sebastian smiled slowly. "It happens occasionally, it's where my skin on my face is so..." He paused, searching for the word to use, "It's so fragile, because it's been torn open quite a bit,"
He quickly used another subject to divert the last one.
"You know the paper, I sent it to my mother, she told me if something like that happened, to send her a sample of the blood, just incase of infection.
And... My face bleeds quickly!" He gave her a soft smile, and stood and had a look at his face in a mirror. It was a bit scarry, but apart from that, it wasn't that bad.
He sat down again with a sigh.
"Bit afraid of blood, huh?"

"No. A lot. Only the sight of it makes me feel sick. I'm lucky not to have fainted this time," she muttered.
She was deeply ashamed of being seen in such condition. She must look ridiculous. Someone else was full of blood and she was paler than him.
I must work on this, she thought. I can't get sick whenever I see blood. What if I get hurt and get full of blood myself, eh? It will be comical fainting because of the sight of blood and not because of the injury itself.

"I used to be afraid of blood," Sebastian told her. "Until my mother told me this story." He paused, "Uh, do you mind me telling you it.. I think that it helps allot." He hoped that he hadn't said anything he shouldn't.