Post by Sarah on Aug 4, 2009 10:13:01 GMT -5
Connor sat at the center of the large yellow armchair, directly in front of the fireplace in the Hufflepuff Common Room. It wasn’t a tacky yellow, but a nice pale shade, or that’s what it looked like in the light from the fireplace. He sat there, staring into the dancing flames, thinking it over and over. He knew he had to break up with Francesca. It wasn’t for his benefit, or anything, but for her. Of course, he loved her and that was why he was going to break up with her. He couldn’t take this relationship to post school. How would he support her? But the real question was, how would he tell her? He could either lie to her and tell her that it wasn’t working anymore; that he wasn’t feeling it anymore. Or he could plainly tell her the truth and say that he had caused her trouble in the past, why would he be good enough in the future?
The first choice was easier for Connor. He could just simply tell her that it wasn’t working anymore. It would definitely be easy on him, but not for Francesca. She could think that he had an eye on some other girl or whatever. Connor stopped his thoughts of that choice right there. That wouldn’t be the right thing. She deserved to know why. She would even take it easier, perhaps. In the second option, he would just plain out tell her that because of him she got disowned. Because of him she is called a blood traitor. Because of him she got into that fight with Demetrius. Or whatever happened between her and Demetrius was because of him. And finally, he was poor. He couldn’t support her in the future. They’d be living on the streets, practically. He knows that she would probably say that she has enough money for the two of them, but does she deserve that? To support someone else? No, Connor thought.
He decided on the second choice, but now had to decide when and where to tell her. Feeling that the earliest would be the best, Connor decided to ask her to come meet him ion his Common Room. He began to take a piece of parchment out from his satchel along with his quill and ink, but quickly thought that he should sit somewhere else. She might come to this armchair and sit close to him, or on his lap, and that wasn’t really the position he wanted her in for this situation. He took his writing equipment to a nearby, small desk with one chair on one side and the other chair facing it on the opposite side. He sat down at one chair, dipped his quill into the ink and began to write in messy handwriting,
Connor sighed a bit and put his quill and ink away and took out his wand. He transformed the paper into a plane and sent it to wherever Francesca was, hoping that nobody else would get the message or destroy it on the way to her. Now all he had to do was wait- nervously.
The first choice was easier for Connor. He could just simply tell her that it wasn’t working anymore. It would definitely be easy on him, but not for Francesca. She could think that he had an eye on some other girl or whatever. Connor stopped his thoughts of that choice right there. That wouldn’t be the right thing. She deserved to know why. She would even take it easier, perhaps. In the second option, he would just plain out tell her that because of him she got disowned. Because of him she is called a blood traitor. Because of him she got into that fight with Demetrius. Or whatever happened between her and Demetrius was because of him. And finally, he was poor. He couldn’t support her in the future. They’d be living on the streets, practically. He knows that she would probably say that she has enough money for the two of them, but does she deserve that? To support someone else? No, Connor thought.
He decided on the second choice, but now had to decide when and where to tell her. Feeling that the earliest would be the best, Connor decided to ask her to come meet him ion his Common Room. He began to take a piece of parchment out from his satchel along with his quill and ink, but quickly thought that he should sit somewhere else. She might come to this armchair and sit close to him, or on his lap, and that wasn’t really the position he wanted her in for this situation. He took his writing equipment to a nearby, small desk with one chair on one side and the other chair facing it on the opposite side. He sat down at one chair, dipped his quill into the ink and began to write in messy handwriting,
Can we meet?
Hufflepuff Common Room – Hippogriff
-Connor
Hufflepuff Common Room – Hippogriff
-Connor
Connor sighed a bit and put his quill and ink away and took out his wand. He transformed the paper into a plane and sent it to wherever Francesca was, hoping that nobody else would get the message or destroy it on the way to her. Now all he had to do was wait- nervously.