Pansy flushed with pleasure again at Alicia’s compliments, quite liking that she could make such a positive impression on her. “I’m not thinking of anyone else,” she said with a little quirk of her lips. “Perhaps you’re interested in a girl with a bit of experience?”
With Alicia’s movement, Pansy directed her fingers to lightly brush back the hair framing her date’s face, doing little to actually move her hair, but the intent had been for the girl’s attention anyway. Those fingers light on Alicia’s cheek swept forward over the line of her jaw, where Pansy left them tauntingly close to Alicia’s lips. That tug at her mouth turned into a smirk. “I could teach you a few things.”
If there was one thing Alicia liked, it was being surprised. In the good way, that is. She liked not really know what would happen next, that her life could be a small scale adventure. And Pansy... she was surprising her. From the moment she’d walked in and started talking to Alicia. The picture she’d had of Pansy, and the reputation she’d had at Hogwarts, was starting to change. “Good,” Alicia said slowly. “That’s... good.”
A gentle smile spread across her face when she felt Pansy’s fingers touching her cheek. The touch left goosebumps across her skin and her heart seemed to speed up in her chest. Good seemed like an understatement at this point. Alicia was hooked. “Like what?” she asked, lowering her voice slightly.














