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Gissel · 05-09-2013, 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by iceblossom22

Elise made her way up to the tree house for the first time that term, grateful for the fact that she didn't need to pay to access it. She just needed some space to think and the lake wasn't an option anymore, since it had become too crowded with people for her to even hear herself think. No, the tree house was the best, she decided as she climbed all the way to the top of the three floors.

The further away she was from the rest of the world, the better. Why, you might ask? It was simply because as soon as she reached the top floor, she dropped the book bag she was carrying and leaned against the wall of the treehouse, sinking slowly to the ground. Then, head meeting her knees, she started to sob.

It was probably a good thing that nobody could hear her, anyway. What would her team think of her? Weak, no doubt.

Although he was still whistling the tune to "Row Your Boat," Christopher had changed his mind from going to the lake to making his way up the treehouse. He realized that he hadn't spent much to any time up there last term and decided now was a good way to fix that.

Once he was halfway up the steps, he stopped whistling when he thought he heard someone, a girl, crying. And she was crying quite a bit. He continued climbing up, hoping whoever was up there was just laughing so much that she began crying. That happened quite often, right?

Finally reaching the top, he saw someone with long blonde hair that seemed an awful lot like a certain someone he was extremely familiar with but was hoping it was any other blonde girl. Without even saying a single word, he made his way over to her as quietly as possible and, once he was close enough, was positive the girl was Elise. Of all people, he hated seeing her crying. Especially since he had no idea why it was even happening.

"Elise..." he whispered and took another step towards her. He wanted to pull her into a hug and tell her it would all be okay but...he didn't even know what was wrong. What if he had someone managed to upset her and this was all his fault? It wasn't like he hadn't been the cause of her tears before. So instead of going up to console her, he stood there and watched, hoping she'd give him some sign that she wasn't upset with him.

05-09-2013, 07:18 PM	#19 (permalink)
Gissel Formerly: itsgisselx3 Ashwinder Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: GMT-6 Posts: 13,944 Hogwarts RPG Name: Amari Rey Fifth Year	Princess Lauren ^_^ Bashful Bowtruckle ♥ ♥ Lassie's Sweet Pea Quote: Originally Posted by iceblossom22 Elise made her way up to the tree house for the first time that term, grateful for the fact that she didn't need to pay to access it. She just needed some space to think and the lake wasn't an option anymore, since it had become too crowded with people for her to even hear herself think. No, the tree house was the best, she decided as she climbed all the way to the top of the three floors. The further away she was from the rest of the world, the better. Why, you might ask? It was simply because as soon as she reached the top floor, she dropped the book bag she was carrying and leaned against the wall of the treehouse, sinking slowly to the ground. Then, head meeting her knees, she started to sob. It was probably a good thing that nobody could hear her, anyway. What would her team think of her? Weak, no doubt. Although he was still whistling the tune to "Row Your Boat," Christopher had changed his mind from going to the lake to making his way up the treehouse. He realized that he hadn't spent much to any time up there last term and decided now was a good way to fix that. Once he was halfway up the steps, he stopped whistling when he thought he heard someone, a girl, crying. And she was crying quite a bit. He continued climbing up, hoping whoever was up there was just laughing so much that she began crying. That happened quite often, right? Finally reaching the top, he saw someone with long blonde hair that seemed an awful lot like a certain someone he was extremely familiar with but was hoping it was any other blonde girl. Without even saying a single word, he made his way over to her as quietly as possible and, once he was close enough, was positive the girl was Elise. Of all people, he hated seeing her crying. Especially since he had no idea why it was even happening. "Elise..." he whispered and took another step towards her. He wanted to pull her into a hug and tell her it would all be okay but...he didn't even know what was wrong. What if he had someone managed to upset her and this was all his fault? It wasn't like he hadn't been the cause of her tears before. So instead of going up to console her, he stood there and watched, hoping she'd give him some sign that she wasn't upset with him. __________________ the *class clown, a jokester, you like to make people smile, you're uplifting, easy-going, and can get a laugh out of anyone*, you are...