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DaniDiNardo · 05-14-2018, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Lislchen

On his way back from the library after returning a few books, Cam had checked his watch and had found that he had some time before the next item on his time schedule. So maybe he could go for a quick run outside. If the weather was good. And nobody else was outside doing the same. Or at least, none of his friends.

While others might prefer to workout together, Cameron did not.

Unable to really see enough of the grounds from the window he'd just passed, Cam decided to quickly walk out onto the balcony for a better view. Immediately heading to the railing to look out onto the grounds, he missed Jessa at first, only spotting her when he turned back around to leave. "Oh..hey." He smiled. Okay, he didn't have to go running RIGHT AWAY, right? He had some time to spare.

She hadn't noticed him either, not at first. So far gone was she into the world of the muggle woman who'd lost her husband to the war and was dealing with issues of the 1900's that Cam could probably have put on an entire show and she'd have missed it. In fact, even his greeting was almost missed. With a significantly delayed reaction, Jessa suddenly looked up from her book, her mind having taken several moments to register that the "hey" was directed at her.

Of course it had to be, she was the only one out here. Duh.

Jessa shook her head as if trying to clear her mind and focus a little better before offering her friend a smile and a greeting of her own. "Hey. Trying to catch a glimpse of the sun too?" Scotland wasn't exactly known for it and before they knew it, it'd be winter then Scotland would be even less known for those rare moments of golden rays that didn't tend to last all that long if you really thought about it.

Maybe she would have sun windows installed upstairs, just for those moments when she needed to lighten the mood a bit. Grey walls and greyer skies were the exact opposite of how her summer had been. It affected her more than she thought it would.

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DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,240 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by Lislchen On his way back from the library after returning a few books, Cam had checked his watch and had found that he had some time before the next item on his time schedule. So maybe he could go for a quick run outside. If the weather was good. And nobody else was outside doing the same. Or at least, none of his friends. While others might prefer to workout together, Cameron did not. Unable to really see enough of the grounds from the window he'd just passed, Cam decided to quickly walk out onto the balcony for a better view. Immediately heading to the railing to look out onto the grounds, he missed Jessa at first, only spotting her when he turned back around to leave. "Oh..hey." He smiled. Okay, he didn't have to go running RIGHT AWAY, right? He had some time to spare. She hadn't noticed him either, not at first. So far gone was she into the world of the muggle woman who'd lost her husband to the war and was dealing with issues of the 1900's that Cam could probably have put on an entire show and she'd have missed it. In fact, even his greeting was almost missed. With a significantly delayed reaction, Jessa suddenly looked up from her book, her mind having taken several moments to register that the "hey" was directed at her. Of course it had to be, she was the only one out here. Duh. Jessa shook her head as if trying to clear her mind and focus a little better before offering her friend a smile and a greeting of her own. "Hey. Trying to catch a glimpse of the sun too?" Scotland wasn't exactly known for it and before they knew it, it'd be winter then Scotland would be even less known for those rare moments of golden rays that didn't tend to last all that long if you really thought about it. Maybe she would have sun windows installed upstairs, just for those moments when she needed to lighten the mood a bit. Grey walls and greyer skies were the exact opposite of how her summer had been. It affected her more than she thought it would. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.