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Padie · 04-14-2009, 10:11 PM

It really was unfortunated how Melly only managed to read some two tales that day. Hopefully, though, Copernicus would be around so that she could talk to him and ask him to tell him one or two himself. Sigh. That would be oh so perfect. Nevermind that he was someone else's prince charming and that, therefore, he could not be hers. Friends told each other stories, didn't they? Did they? Huh, actually, she didn't remember telling Juni or Issy any. But then again, hadn't they read the stories she had read at least once? And either way, she did remember telling Allie a few and so what if they were children when she did? She'd do it again and again. So, really, there could be no problem in asking him to tell her a tale. Surely, his princess would love to hear it too, right? Sigh. She'd much rather he told it only to her but what could she do? Nothing, that's what.

And so, it was no wonder that once she reached the Great Hall, she got on her tiptoes, searching for the one she wished to be her own prince charming.

Nothing. He wasn't there.

Sighing to herself, Melina pouted at her shoes before raising her head to look at Willow who seemed to be talking. Or at least the tiny girl had heard something that was awfully like yada-yada-yada. Huh. Why would Willow be saying yada-yada-yada? She had never seemed crazy enough for that. "Uuuuh...," She stared, only to breathe out in relief as the older girl paid attention to a bunch of people she had never seen before in her life. Another thing she had to change: get out of the library and the common room and meet more people. How else could she find those fairies she wanted? Surely, one of the students would know something and the more of them she knew, the closer she'd be to see a fairy.

Once Willow had sat down, Melly did the same, hoping that on her other side would sit either Juni or Issy. Sure, she wanted to talk to Copernicus and all but even she knew that having him so close would make her blush instead of speak and how was she to hear that tale if she didn't even manage to utter a word? Still, she couldn't help but fear that he'd sit too far away from her.

Lips puckered, she placed her chin on the palm of her hand, supporting her whole head there, and sighed. When would he cooome? And did someone say hungry? Turning her head around, she looked at Willow and smiled. It looked like she kept befriending people with healthy appetites and she couldn't help but wonder if this girl too was a sucker for sweets. Probably. "The food will come soon, I bet," She grinned, not adding another word since Willow was suddenly busy with other people. She didn't want to interrupt, after all.

04-14-2009, 10:11 PM	#13 (permalink)
Padie Romanian Longhorn Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Neverland Posts: 39,693 Hogwarts RPG Name: Margaret Jacqueline Atkinson Morris Fifth Year	Potter’s Princess A+ FangGirl It really was unfortunated how Melly only managed to read some two tales that day. Hopefully, though, Copernicus would be around so that she could talk to him and ask him to tell him one or two himself. Sigh. That would be oh so perfect. Nevermind that he was someone else's prince charming and that, therefore, he could not be hers. Friends told each other stories, didn't they? Did they? Huh, actually, she didn't remember telling Juni or Issy any. But then again, hadn't they read the stories she had read at least once? And either way, she did remember telling Allie a few and so what if they were children when she did? She'd do it again and again. So, really, there could be no problem in asking him to tell her a tale. Surely, his princess would love to hear it too, right? Sigh. She'd much rather he told it only to her but what could she do? Nothing, that's what. And so, it was no wonder that once she reached the Great Hall, she got on her tiptoes, searching for the one she wished to be her own prince charming. Nothing. He wasn't there. Sighing to herself, Melina pouted at her shoes before raising her head to look at Willow who seemed to be talking. Or at least the tiny girl had heard something that was awfully like yada-yada-yada. Huh. Why would Willow be saying yada-yada-yada? She had never seemed crazy enough for that. "Uuuuh...," She stared, only to breathe out in relief as the older girl paid attention to a bunch of people she had never seen before in her life. Another thing she had to change: get out of the library and the common room and meet more people. How else could she find those fairies she wanted? Surely, one of the students would know something and the more of them she knew, the closer she'd be to see a fairy. Once Willow had sat down, Melly did the same, hoping that on her other side would sit either Juni or Issy. Sure, she wanted to talk to Copernicus and all but even she knew that having him so close would make her blush instead of speak and how was she to hear that tale if she didn't even manage to utter a word? Still, she couldn't help but fear that he'd sit too far away from her. Lips puckered, she placed her chin on the palm of her hand, supporting her whole head there, and sighed. When would he cooome? And did someone say hungry? Turning her head around, she looked at Willow and smiled. It looked like she kept befriending people with healthy appetites and she couldn't help but wonder if this girl too was a sucker for sweets. Probably. "The food will come soon, I bet," She grinned, not adding another word since Willow was suddenly busy with other people. She didn't want to interrupt, after all. __________________ I gotta go back to the muggle world, they're gonna try and tell me this wasn't, that none of this happened, but you know what? It was real. It did happen. We spent time here. We made friends here. That's a part of us. Cause Hogwarts is bigger than any of us, of any of it's founders, and it's going to be around long after we're gone. Maybe we'll see our kids come here one day. That's the thing about Hogwarts. No matter how long you're away from it, there's always a way back.