Scorpius was in the middle of reading Hamlet, and eating some homemade popcorn (the muggle way, Rose was really having a bad influence on him, at least in his dads opinion) when a paper airplane went soaring through his window, dropping the book, not even bothering to mark it (he was going to start again from the beginning anyway, he'd already read it five times). Picking the paper up he noticed there were a few words scribbled on it. "Romeo, even though I think the rolls are kind of reversed, Juliets waiting down here for you so you better not keep her waiting."

Scorpius sighed and pushed his window open even further. "If you have actually read Romeo and Juliet, you would know that we kill ourselves and I really am not wanting to do that in the slightest, so if you EVER call me Romeo again, I will hex you."

Rose laughed slightly. "I'd like to see you try, Scorpykins." She laughed a bit more before continuing on. "Now, are you going to come down, or do I have to come up? And I really don't feel like climbing, and I don't think your dad would like me taking the stairs, soooo."

Scorpius momentarily glared at her, then disappeared from the window, a minute or so later she saw him come out the front door, still looking sour. "You interrupted my book, so this better be good." Scorpius almost snapped.

"You're reading, it's a miracle!" Rose put on a fake tone of surprise. "Anyway, you're not happy to see me?"

"Not when you're interrupting Hamlet." Scorpius glowered darkly at her.

"I can't decide which is worse, your dad's sneer, or the fact that you're reading Hamlet." Rose rolled her eyes.

"Oi! Don't you dare badmouth Hamlet, it is the best book written, EVER!" Scorpius' glare deepened.

Rose smirked, trying not to laugh. "So I have to endure my parents, and my siblings teasing and complaining about you, and when I see you, all I get is a glower? I'm insulted."

"Sorry," Scorpius quickly said, his voice full of depth, pulling her into a hug and kissing her cheek.