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Lady of the Lake · 09-12-2012, 12:25 PM

Text Cut: Sarah

This situation was kind of new for Ari. She usually had no clue what to do with herself when other people were in tears, but this time it seemed like she was on the right track. 'You shouldn't be apologizing, but you've worried me a little.' What problems could a 12-year-old have?

'Anytime. I'm here for you whenever you feel the need to talk.' the girl smiled and nodded at her friend's suggestion. 'Lead the way.' Ari told her and started to walk in the direction of the golf course. Once there, she looked around, slightly puzzled.

'I've actually never played golf before. Can you teach me?' Sure, there were instructions, but what fun was it to read them? Much more entertaining if she followed Sarah's lead.

09-12-2012, 12:25 PM	#185 (permalink)
Lady of the Lake Billywig Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 3,551 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ariadne Lydia Marchbanks Fifth Year	Continuing from the courtyard Superfan of: Minerva, Severus, Albus, Hermione <3 Travelling/ History geek/ TV show addict Text Cut: Sarah Quote: Originally Posted by Princesspower Sarah was.actually.crying... she accepted the hug greatfully. And bravely (she was a lion after all) wiped away her tears. "Sorry about that... I just teared up.. I have no idea why" actually she had an idea, her mom said it had to do with hormones and being a teenager..."You know, my mom says that I am anxious..." very anxious, in fact she had knots in her back and shoulders, each knot she named a different mountain. Mt. Kilimanjaro on her left hand shoulder, Mt. Everest was perched on right shoulder, Mt. Ranier under her left shoulder blade... "Thank you sooo much for listening Ari!" she got up from the bench. "that will be fun" her eyes shone once more. "How about the Mini-Golf Course? I always wanted to play it" she had attempted before to play by herself, yet it isn't as fun. This situation was kind of new for Ari. She usually had no clue what to do with herself when other people were in tears, but this time it seemed like she was on the right track. 'You shouldn't be apologizing, but you've worried me a little.' What problems could a 12-year-old have? 'Anytime. I'm here for you whenever you feel the need to talk.' the girl smiled and nodded at her friend's suggestion. 'Lead the way.' Ari told her and started to walk in the direction of the golf course. Once there, she looked around, slightly puzzled. 'I've actually never played golf before. Can you teach me?' Sure, there were instructions, but what fun was it to read them? Much more entertaining if she followed Sarah's lead. __________________