Kel smiled as he entered the room. He'd been wanting nothing special; a place to just...hang out. Relax. Have fun. So, the room that he'd been given was fully equipped with a bunch of fluffy bean bags. And books. But he didn't ask for those.

Smiling to himself, he took a running leap and landed face-first in a fluffy, dark blue bean bag. Feeling quite comfortable, he stayed there, head down, his arms and legs sprawled out in a 'flying' position.

Ooc: I think I got lost on the race up here... =0]
 

Satine had heard that the Room of Requirement was the place to sit back and focus on things and just well relax. She really didn't want to relax but more find a comfortable place to work on her banner/sign for the Quidditch match next week.

When she walked in she immediately noticed two things...one: a huge and I mean HuGe!! fluffy beanbag chair in purple...and two: a familiar face sitting nearby it.

Satine walked into the RoR rather dignified so that those walking by outside wouldn't think she was crazy, but as soon as she had crossed the threshhold, she ran and did a cannon ball into the big fluffy purple beanbag hoping that she wouldn't pop it halfway in the air.

Once she was settled, she turned to the familiar face, "Hey stranger! Long time not talkie!" she said with her usual smile on her face.

Mwhaha. I'm the winnnnner! ;D
 

When Kel heard a familiar voice, he lifted his head up out of the fluffiness of the bean bag. "Hello, Madame," he greeted happily, rolling over to sit on the bean bag in a more dignified mannor. He looked around the room, then back at Satine. "Hey...isn't this place suppose to keep weird people from following you into it?" he asked, grinning.

"How have you been?" he asked, settling further down into the bean bag. "Like you said, long time no talkie. What's been goin' on in your life?" He smiled when he realized what color bean bag Satine was on. The purple on the bag clashed horribly with her hair. (;))

"h-a-h-a...you are so funny...." she said with a wink and soft pinch on his arm. "I know it feels like forever and a day since I saw you last yet alone talked to you." she paused for a minute to make herself more comfortable..that was the only thing about bean bags that sucked they just moved all the time..."Well nothing too exciting I guess...I'm playing Gobstones and on the Ravvie Reader which is pretty exciting....but other than that just class and homework...O, and I've been trying to get people to make posters for the Quidditch game next week." she hoped she didn't say all of that too fast...she had a habit of that when she got excited. "What about you? Any new gossip?" she said with a smile.

Kel grinned, leaning back as she pinched him. "That was rude," he said lightly, with a chuckle. He waited, an eyebrow cocked sarcastically, as she figited, trying to make herself comfortable. "Gobstones, Ravvie Reader...class, homework, and posters," he repeated with a nod, making sure he got everything. "How are the posters coming along?" he asked, remembering their conversation about how Sat wanted to get more House Spirit into Quidditch matches.

Oh...new gossip with him. He could feel his ears going red as his mind automatically went to his latest piece of news. "Ihaveagirlfriend," he muttered almost unintelligibly. It was kind of weird to say that, because just a few days ago, he would never have expected the sentence to be truthful.

"O, sorry" she said sarcastically and rolled her eyes, "it wasn't that hard of a pinch." she liked talking to Kel it was like having an older brother to pick on. "Yea, I guess I like to keep busy or I get bored or something like that."

"Well, so far I don't really know I hung up a couple of signs at the beginning of the week, but it's been so hectic around the castle that I think it's on the back burner, so I may repost them tomorrow. I made mine and it's really Rawkin!" she made the last word longer than the rest and gave a thumbs up sign. "But we'll have to see. I may just have to make all of them for the first match until it catches on." which wouldn't be too bad, she thought....

What did he just say? interrupted her thoughts...she knew it...she just knew it..."Did you say you have a girlfriend?" she asked again with a huge smile when she noticed his ears turning red at the top. "Who is she? What does she look like? Would I approve?" she asked all the usual questions and then realized she was probably be nosy...."Sorry, I don't mean to be a nose...but I just want to know." she finished with an exaggerated puppy dog face.

Cela did that whole three times blah blah blah thing and walked into the Room of Requirement, sort of wondering what it was she required that the room was going to deliver.

UGH! ROOM! She glared around. It was empty apart from a table with a couple of chairs and a box of tissues.

Like some freaky interrogation joint. Well that wouldn't do. Celandine closed her eyes and after a few moments she opened them and the room had changed to a nice comfortable living room with deep cushioned chairs.

The box of tissues was still there though.

She bit her lip and sunk into one of the chairs to wait.

"Hi." Celandine couldn't really manage much else, she just watched Plym turn around and look at things. It was a nice comforting sort of living room, more like the one at his home than the one at hers. "Hi." She repeated, thinking hard.

"Hi." Celandine said again.

Probably she shouldn't draw it out but what was a few more minutes really? She shifted slightly and smiled at him a bit uncertainly, "Dancing... would... be nice. We didn't get to do much of that at my party..."

"No, didn't hurt at all," Kel assured her with a smirk. He grinned at her sarcasm. Satine was pretty cool. She was like an annoying little sister that Kel actually wouldn't mind having. "Well, those are good ways to keep yourself busy," he approved, smirking.

"It has been pretty hectic," he agreed, shrugging. But he figured that a bit of house spirit would cheer everyone up. Oh well. "Well, I'd be happy to hold up a sign during the game," he said, smiling briefly. That didn't sound like him, really. He'd be more the one sitting in the back row away from everyone else. ...Jenn was corrupting his mind and making him social! "And do I get the honor of seeing your rawkin poster?"

He looked away at her huge grin. He knew he shouldn't've told her. At all of her questions, he rolled his eyes. Yes - she was very much like a little sister. "She's Jenn Blood, Satine." He was sure that they knew each other, Jenn knew everyone. With a sigh, he looked back at Satine. "And no, it's fine. Curiousity." he shook his head at her puppy dog face. "Anyway. Is she approvable?" he asked, raising an eyebrow sarcastically.

"It's... not a bad room." Celandine agreed, eyeing the tissues for a moment before turning her attention to Plymouth. She smiled at him again and took his hand, standing up and trying not to think just yet, just... you know... dance.

"Mmm." Celandine sighed as he spinned her, "I don't really... feel like jelly or icecream." She squeezed his hand a little, "You're a really good dancer, Plymmy." How was she supposed to do this?

"You are though. You don't need moves, I feel safe with you." She bit her lip. That was pretty much the problem though, right? Just safe?

"Yeah my tummy hurts." Celandine agreed, "Not feeling good."

Robert looked up as Liz did and held her gaze his eyes glancing down as she swung there hands and a small smirk crept onto his face. Looking back up he understood what she meant and he agreed. There was no way they would go back to how they were if, merlin forbid, something happened. But...he was tired of taking minimal risks with no pay off. Yeah he had cared for Mari, okay...well more than simply cared for her but Liz and him had always been closer. She had helped him through his issues had been there always, even this summer and the beginning of the term when he was being practically a recluse. Looking at her now he knew that though it was a risk...this was one he wanted to take.

Hearing her repeat the words he said a smile crept to his face and turned into a larger grin. "I don't think I could either." Though if she had said otherwise he would have done his damndest to try. Letting go of her hands he cupped her face in his hands and stared into her eyes. He couldn't have been happier really. "This...could prove interesting." He smirked and moved closer, "Though I like it. A lot." Leaning in fully he kissed her again.

"No I'm okay, I'm... remember when we talked? About how I didn't want to think about stuff and just pretend like things were okay and stuff?" Or something.

Celandine squished herself into the chair and bit her lip.

"Ummm...." Plymouth didn't exactly remember any talk that left them 'just pretending like things were okay'... But... he sort of had an idea. Sort of. "I guess so. Why? What's up, CellBell?" Plymouth sometimes had a hard time paying attention to people for long periods of time, but he was the most attentive boy in the whole wide for Cela in this moment.

With her eyes shut, Elizabeth couldn't see the response her words had gotten from Robert. She still felt kind of awkward, even though they'd explained things. She just wasn't entirely sure how to deal with the giant step they'd just taken, and part of her was still worried that she was going to scare him off or something. he was just too important to her to risk seeing him leave.

But then she heard what he said, and it was like all her tension left her. At least it appeared they were in agreement, which meant they either had to be together or everything was just going to fall apart spectacularly. And she wasn't about to watch that, so she preferred the former. She didn't want to emphasize how much she preferred the former, even though she knew it was going to be difficult. And she opened her eyes when he dropped her hands, only to feel him cupping her face as he looked down at her with a smile. Smiling back at him, she brought her hands up to loosely grasp his wrists, almost to keep him where he was. "It definitely could," she whispered. "But I like it too." And then her words were cut off when he kissed her again, and her mind sort of went blank.

"I..."

What?

"I'm sorry. I'm a bad person. A really bad person. You should be with someone nicer. Somebody that isn't all weird like I am. We've had some fun though right? Goat furm?" She wasn't making any sense, but Celandine trucked on. "You make me happy and we have fun... for a really long time now, right?" A year? It was a long LONG time for a fourteen year old.