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@daisy-greengrass
ââDo you happen to know where I can find Professor McGonagall at this hour?â
âNo idea. Sheâs a nightmare to track down this time of dayâ
rodlestrangee :
âThereâs laws? Against following people against their will?â He let out a fake gasp, âWhat the fuck why didnât anyone inform me of this before? I can be tried as an adult now.â He shrugged, stuffing his hands in his coat pockets. He had followed her because he was curious. And bored. He had been attending those events since third year and each time, he was always shocked by what some people considered to be art. Cissaâs stuff was always great. Everyone elseâs- not so much. Once he had shown up drunk and told several of the other participants how awful their work was. Honestly, he was lucky that they continued to let him come back.
ââCissaâs a grown woman. Sheâs got to be at least thirteen by now. When I was thirteen I could be left alone at a party unattended.â He stepped closer to her so that he didnât have to raise his voice nearly as much. Rod hated the sound of a raised voice, particularly his own. âHonestly- Iâm sacrificing blondes to my pagan god later and this looked like the perfect time to go ahead and sedate you. sâkind of ruined now that Iâve had to tell you though.â He nodded his head as if he was disappointed in failed plans. âBummer.â
âYes Lestrange, believe it or not but laws still apply to youâ she smirked, rolling his eyes at his dramatic nature. âI guess youâre not as in the loop as you think you are.â Daisy took another draw of her cigarette and blew out a stream of smoke. Why was he even following her out there in the first place? They were acquaintances at best and with a close friends of his like Narcissa inside, Daisy had no reason come to why he would possibly be here instead. The art shows were boring, yes, but she thought not even Rodolphus would have noticed her slip away.Â
âThirteen already? They grow up so fastâ she sighed and wiped away faux tears. âMaybe so, but youâre not Narcissa Black, thereâs the difference.â she shrugged knowing of the attention the youngest Black gets on a daily basis. âDidnât you hear? The pagan god moved onto redheads a few weeks ago. There was a newsletter and everythingâ she teased, taking a few steps backwards before turning to start walking again. âIsnât this embarrassing for youâÂ
rodlestrangee :
Rod did not like art. But he liked Narcissa. And he liked avoiding the problems that plagued him back in the Slytherin common room. So hanging out with Narcissa while avoiding his other problems at an art gallery was really a win-win scenario in a less favorable setting.Â
He found himself alone in a corner as the night slowly wound down. Knowing he would have to leave soon and go back to his dreaded dorm, Rod was looking for any way out. He noticed Daisy Greengrass, someone who had always been more of an acquaintance or a friend of a friend, despite having run in the same social circles all their lives. Heâd talk to her, he resolved- but as he began to approach her, she slid out of the show.Â
Interesting.Â
He briefly followed her onto the grounds but then stopped. There was sneaking for the sake of sneaking- but then there was sneaking after a girl you hardly knew in the dark. Rod wasnât that guy. âHey Greengrass, I believe the toilets were in the other direction.â was how Rod announced his presence to her. Â
She thought she was in the clear, she was certain for it until she had heard a voice break the silence from behind her. Daisy stopped in the tracks and turned her head to look over her shoulder at the figure not far in the distance âIf I wanted to go to the toilets, I would be thereâ she mused and pulled her head to face forward again. The blonde placed a cigarette in between her painted lips, bringing a flame to light up, the orange hue from the fire illuminating her face.Â
âYou know thereâs laws against this kind of thing right? The whole following a woman in the dark.â She was finally facing him now, looking straight at his features. âGiveâs off some serious serial killer vibes there, Rodolphusâ Daisy didnât know much of the man in front of her. They were acquaintances - if you could even call them that. They ran in the same circles, their parents were friends, they were both part of the sacred twenty eight kids, they were in the same house and yet they barely muttered as much as a hello to each other.Â
âWhy are you following me anyway? You should be back at the party with Cissaâ
The exhibitions that the Art Club had were currently the bane of Daisyâs existence. The only reason she had shown up to this one was thanks to the Professor not allowing her to skip another one like she had with all the others. She never understood what the big deal was about her attendance, her artwork, photography and other creative pieces were here and it that was the whole point of the showcase. Her disinterest was apparent and it didnât seem to be budging no matter who she spoke to or whatever art she was looking at.Â
Daisy now wandered around the room to pass the time, her eyes scanning each of the pieces while she sipped away at the drink in her hand. She examined the works by her dear friends Narcissa, her artwork just as stunning as one would expect it to be - maybe more. Her interest soon faded and she moved around the room again with a sigh, taking a mental note of wherever the Professor was and where the nearest escape was situated. With every opportunity, Daisy edged closer and closer to the door; the only things giving her away was the occasional click of a high heel on the floor and the colour of her dress being a light in the middle of a sea of black and grey clothing.Â
In a now or never moment, Daisy pulled her hair from her shoulders to one side and glided straight for the door when it had finally opened with a new wave of students coming to inspect the work. She was certain she had gone unnoticed when she slipped out and immediately made a beeline to head outside. She strolled down the empty corridors, wary of what ones to avoid thanks to prefects and professors, and soon found herself on the castle grounds in no time.Â
@rodlestrangee
âAh, I wish.â Zabini was sitting on the stairs of entrance of the castle, staring at the big dark lake before continuing his distracted speech âI wish I could leave this place and just be free from all responsibilities.â
âDonât we allâ Daisy sighed as she approached the stairs with a cigarette in hand âWhatâs got you all wishful thinking?â she asked, taking a seat on the concrete next to him.Â
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osten-tremlett :
âBut the majority of them are Daisy, you of all people should know this. How many times have we dealt with people only wanting to be around us because weâre purebloods or for material gain? Too many if you ask meâ There were times Ăsten honestly marvelled at how his cousin was able to have people surround her and not to be on red alert around them. Daisy was different from his other family members; a heart of gold residing in a media warzone. âIâm not poking funâ he held out his hands in defence and a laugh of his own followed to join his cousins laugher âI donât know what youâre seeing but there are no groupies around me. If you havenât noticed already, Iâm a bit of a hermit.â he smiled, wrinkling his nose at her pinching his cheek. âThe one Iâm working on is almost done. Come to think of it, I probably do, but Iâve not put anything in motion for that to be a realityâÂ
âSo youâre going to write everyone else off because of a few assholes? I hate that theyâve ruined your trust in people. Itâs not fairâ she frowned in disapproval at the whole ordeal. âYou better not be, you know how seriously I take my shoes. That would be like me poking fun at your music - though I would never dream of itâ she acknowledged and the smile quickly returning to her face. âAre you serious? You donât see them, do you? You do realise that when âye olde hermitâ makes an appearance that a lot of people notice that. The girls giggle and whisper. Iâve seen some of them do the classic doodle on the paper with the surname material.â Daisy chimed in with another laugh. It was all true. Everyone from different years fawning over him, but by far her favourite thing about it all was whenever someone first lay their eyes on him, the shock realisation of it all has got to be one of the greatest things about it to witness. âWhy not? I thought you would have one done and dusted by nowâÂ
@daisy-greengrass
ivyrosewood :
âThatâs fine, thank you Daisy. Did you manage it well? Itâs understandable. How are things?â
âIt was manageable. I was struggling to wrap it up because i felt like i had mentioned everything there needed to be mentioned but I got there in the end. Things are going well, thank you. How are thing with you Professor?âÂ
osten-tremlett :
âI know that. However, I plan to stay hiding away with cigarettes and instruments until itâs no longer possible. If Iâm forced to network with people it will be through those drab events we go toâ Ăsten was never a man that enjoyed people and nine times out of ten he only tolerated them because they were friends of Daisyâs. Growing up with her it became extremely apparent that he would favour Daisy over everyone else and despite their differences the two have been inseparable their whole lives. âWhen are you ever notâ he smiled âYouâve got the world at those high heeled feet of yoursâ he pointed out, nodding at her shoes. âSerenading? Who have i got to serenade?â he laughed âThe music is going pretty good, Iâm still tweaking away at a few piecesâ he sighed and sat down next to her.Â
âItâs no longer possible now. Not everyone is like the others were, give people a little credit...have a little faith.â Daisy sighed, trying to reason with him. She knew he wasnât a people person but seeing him so isolated and closed off from the world hardly seemed fair on her cousin. He was good, he was brilliant and people took advantage of his naive nature years ago so much that heâs never been able to forgive - she hated that they did that to him. What a cruel and ugly thing to do to a human. âDonât poke fun at my high heels, theyâre pretty!â she laughed and looked down at her shoes. âI donât know, any one of the groupies that fawn over the famous Tremlett legacy child with musical giftsâ Daisy shrugged with a sweet smile and pinched his cheek slightly âWhen is it going to be finished? I canât wait to hear it all. You must have enough for an albumâ
ivyrosewood :
âSorry, I donât mean to rush you but Iâve got some kids coming in for a tutoring session and Iâd like to jump straight into that. What can I do for you?âÂ
âI just came to stop by and drop off that assignment you gave. I know I was cutting it close to the deadline but with everything that has happened over the past few days...â
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âevery make INCREDIBLY rash decisions like dye your blonde and then like not recognise yourself in the mirror? because yeah, same. me too. or maybe thatâs just me. am i making sense?â
âLook at you all blonde. Turns out spontaneity can produce decent results for you.â
osten-tremlett :
Ăsten had started to stroll down the corridor with Daisy by his side. When he had reached the main door, he held it open for the other to walk through. âIâm fine, nothing to rave about and nothing to complain about. You know me, Iâm not one for people; donât worry about meâ he sighed and offered a smile to sooth his cousins worries. He was aware how different they were. The stunning social butterfly and the reclusive bat in the shadows. âEnough about me, how are you doing?â he asked and plucked his cigarettes from his pocket, handing one over and placing his own between his teeth.Â
âI know youâre not a people person but you have to socialise at some point Ăsten. Hiding away with your cigarettes and instruments wonât help your networking skillsâ she sighed and smiled warmly at his attempt to calm her mind. It was safe to say that Ăsten was Daisyâs favourite relative no matter how different they were. She loved their differences. âOther than my worries of yourself, Iâm doing well, thank you for asking.â Daisy smiled when he handed her a cigarette and joined her cousin in lighting up the smoke and taking a draw. âHowâs the music going. Still serenading?â she asked, taking the opportunity to sit on the steps.
osten-tremlett:
âIâve been around, and you?â he grinned, ignoring the entourage of people that were with her. Ăsten often wondered how his cousin could tolerate all the people. It made sense for them to want to be around her, she was everything people wanted and wanted to be, but he failed to see what others offered her. âThe cheering motivates them. Their win is your winâ he shrugged and held his arm out for her to take. âSmoke?â
âHow very crypticâ she joked with a laugh. She could hear her friends behind her in conversation with each other or trying to bring her back into their chat to pull her away from Ăsten âThen call me a cheerleaderâ she smiled and linked her arm with his âSure! Lead the wayâ Daisy hadnât even bothered to tell the group that she was leaving with her cousin, she knew they had heard the whole conversation and family always took priority in her eyes, even if it was just for a cigarette. âSo how are you? I worry when I donât see you around for longer than usualâ