Post by Deleted on Jul 17, 2018 6:37:11 GMT -5
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I keep getting stuck in this day
Stuck in this déjà-vu
Alois had tried for most of her time at Hogwarts to not make enemies. It had worked until she had met and gotten involved with Carrie. There was no one else but him really. She had regretted many times even agreeing to become friends with benefits with him. She was glad it hadn’t gone on for long before they went their separate ways. She was immediately after, only a little upset because those needs of hers weren’t being satisfied but on the other hand, she that she could get anyone to do that. While she and the Ravenclaw had had their agreement in place, she had wondered if she was the only witch he had been sleeping with. He hadn’t come across the guy to stay with one girl only. At least, not at this age. She hoped he would grow up soon because very soon they would be out in the real world and she wasn’t sure if he was prepared for that or not. Right now in her mind, he was very childish.
That was not to say that Alois wouldn’t encounter people who still acted in a very juvenile manner when she was out of her. After all, she was going into the Quidditch and some players had some very childish attitude to things but she hoped that was a rarity. On the other hand, she supposed that many people in the league would be expecting her to be the same and to have a very naive attitude. But it was on the contrary in her case. She liked to think she was very mature. Maybe there would be some family members out there such as Louis who thought she was very innocent but he would learn soon enough it was the opposite. What she had seen at her time here had forced her to grow up. She hated the injustice and while she wished she could do something. There was nothing she could do. There was nowhere she knew even where to start.
Maybe she would uncover the right place to go about changing some of the wrongs she had witnessed would be outside of these walls but she had to be patient. For now, her patience was being tested by the wizard. She would never admit he was getting to her. He knew just how to get her riled up. Why he took such enjoyment out of mocking her, she didn’t know but she wanted it ended. As much as she would have liked, she failed miserably in stopping herself from rolling her eyes. ”I think you must be awfully bored that you have resorted to teasing me. What? Did some girl stand you up?” she asked looking at him expectantly wondering if she was remotely correct or not. He had no reason to stay here, his common room was much closer than hers and yet, he was still here.
That was not to say that Alois wouldn’t encounter people who still acted in a very juvenile manner when she was out of her. After all, she was going into the Quidditch and some players had some very childish attitude to things but she hoped that was a rarity. On the other hand, she supposed that many people in the league would be expecting her to be the same and to have a very naive attitude. But it was on the contrary in her case. She liked to think she was very mature. Maybe there would be some family members out there such as Louis who thought she was very innocent but he would learn soon enough it was the opposite. What she had seen at her time here had forced her to grow up. She hated the injustice and while she wished she could do something. There was nothing she could do. There was nowhere she knew even where to start.
Maybe she would uncover the right place to go about changing some of the wrongs she had witnessed would be outside of these walls but she had to be patient. For now, her patience was being tested by the wizard. She would never admit he was getting to her. He knew just how to get her riled up. Why he took such enjoyment out of mocking her, she didn’t know but she wanted it ended. As much as she would have liked, she failed miserably in stopping herself from rolling her eyes. ”I think you must be awfully bored that you have resorted to teasing me. What? Did some girl stand you up?” she asked looking at him expectantly wondering if she was remotely correct or not. He had no reason to stay here, his common room was much closer than hers and yet, he was still here.
