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kayquilz · 12-21-2020, 01:14 AM

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Originally Posted by astrocat

It was a busy street, but Ashley had gone unnoticed. While she did stand out, she looked so unobtrusive that the eye would pass by her after lingering for only a moment. So she chose this spot to lean against a wall and read. Not a book, obviously(She used to like to read, but then she went to Hogwarts and no longer had much of a desire to learn). She read a letter. From a muggle.

Dear Ashley,

It was so nice to see you this summer. If was great to hang out and get some surfing in, even if you had to leave so soon. Even if it was cold and dangerous. That's the best kind of fun. Anyways...

Blah blah. You know the rest. Usual friendship stuff.

You know what Ashley needed? More friends. If she couldn't see her muggle friends, then she would find SOMEONE because she refused to go to Hogwarts without people who would make it tolerable. Not even friends. At least enemies who wouldn't let her die.

She needed a distraction. Otherwise, she was going to stand here forever and do nothing and think about everything.

If the girl was looking for friends, Miyu Kim was probably not the best choice, but she also wasn't the worst.

The incoming fourth year Slytherin was busy people watching and sketching in her journal, quiet as a mouse and unobtrusive. The girl caught her attention not only because she looked familiar (possible from Hogwarts???) but also because she looked sad in a way that Miyu could relate to. She watched her read the letter, watched her stand there, looking lost in a few different ways. She drew her general outline, her ink drying immediately on the type of paper in her journal. That was good since Miyu wouldn't have enjoyed smudging on this kind of sketch.

When she was done, she stood up, ripped out the page in her journal, and approached her. "I drew you."

And that was all she decided to say.

12-21-2020, 01:14 AM	#133 (permalink)
kayquilz Granian Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Bikini Bottom Posts: 21,185 Hogwarts RPG Name: Roman Gellar Slytherin First Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Arden Toros Gryffindor Sixth Year x4 x1	A Poop * k8 * Quote: Originally Posted by astrocat It was a busy street, but Ashley had gone unnoticed. While she did stand out, she looked so unobtrusive that the eye would pass by her after lingering for only a moment. So she chose this spot to lean against a wall and read. Not a book, obviously(She used to like to read, but then she went to Hogwarts and no longer had much of a desire to learn). She read a letter. From a muggle. Dear Ashley, It was so nice to see you this summer. If was great to hang out and get some surfing in, even if you had to leave so soon. Even if it was cold and dangerous. That's the best kind of fun. Anyways... Blah blah. You know the rest. Usual friendship stuff. You know what Ashley needed? More friends. If she couldn't see her muggle friends, then she would find SOMEONE because she refused to go to Hogwarts without people who would make it tolerable. Not even friends. At least enemies who wouldn't let her die. She needed a distraction. Otherwise, she was going to stand here forever and do nothing and think about everything. If the girl was looking for friends, Miyu Kim was probably not the best choice, but she also wasn't the worst. The incoming fourth year Slytherin was busy people watching and sketching in her journal, quiet as a mouse and unobtrusive. The girl caught her attention not only because she looked familiar (possible from Hogwarts???) but also because she looked sad in a way that Miyu could relate to. She watched her read the letter, watched her stand there, looking lost in a few different ways. She drew her general outline, her ink drying immediately on the type of paper in her journal. That was good since Miyu wouldn't have enjoyed smudging on this kind of sketch. When she was done, she stood up, ripped out the page in her journal, and approached her. "I drew you." And that was all she decided to say. __________________ "You can justify anything if you do it poetically enough." Roman Gellar ● 1st Year ● Slytherin