[When] You [Look] Me;;OPEN;;[In] The [Eyes]

[giselle]

Not again…

It was pretty late in the night, about 11 or so, and the common room was still full of people. One of the older Gryffindor’s snuck some students from the other houses in the common room for a party, leaving Giselle to have to cover her head with a pillow for peace. The party was, amazingly, still in full swing,

I can’t take this anymore..

Giselle got up and turned off the music with a flick of her wand. “Excuse me, but you people do realize it is 11 at night and people are sleeping or trying study?” Giselle asked, annoyance streaming from every word she spoke. Her only reply was a bunch of groans and a few curse words. Giselle scowled, grabbed her books, and shuffled out of the common room.

Upon exiting the common, Giselle sighed. Finally, she could have some peace and quite. Now, however she was faced with a dilemma. Where was she going to go? She vaguely remembered a corridor around the bend, where no one ever hung out; well, rarely hung out anyways. Figuring she could have some peace a quiet there, she shuffled down the hallway.

The Dallin Tower was just as Giselle had hoped; completely empty and quiet. Giselle spotted a door at the top of the stairs and opened it. Inside was a soft blue couch and a warm roaring fire.

Perfect..

Giselle sat herself on the couch, folding her legs and placing her textbook in between them. She sighed once more before looking down and returning to her studying. [/size]

[aquat1cf1sh]

Avery sighed as he sat down at a table in the Hufflepuff common room. The table was right next to a window, and Avery was looking out of it. All the other house towers seemed quite calm and mellow. Well, except for one. Loud music and lots of moving shadows were coming from one. The Slytherin Tower, perhaps? Or maybe... Gryffindors? He couldn't imagine the Ravenclaws or Mihaels to be big party people. Sighing, he gathered up his Herbology textbook that he had wanted to study from and made his way out of the common room.

As he got to the bottom of the stairs, he looked across at the Quality Quarters, and it was full of students. Mihaels, Slytherins, Ravenclaws, even a few Hufflepuffs here and there; but not a single Gryffindor was to be found. Avery knew at once whose Tower had been full of loud music. He made his way up the corridor and found himself standing in front of an oak door. He opened it and found a large spiral staircase. He had never been up here before. As he walked up the stairs, passing numerous doors, he realized that the sound coming from Gryffindor Tower seemed to fade away, gradually.

Finally he made it to the door at the top of the stairs. He had a feeling that this was taller than the Hufflepuff Tower. Opening it, he found that he was at the top of the Dallin Tower. There was a couch up here, and a girl was sitting down on the couch, reading. Or perhaps, studying. He saw the Gryffindor badge on her chest and walked up to her. "Er, hi!" he said shyly. The music boomed off somewhere in the distance. "Was the, er... common room kinda loud for you?"

[giselle]

Wolfsbane? What the hell is Wolfsbane?

Giselle groaned and banged her textbook on her head. She was not ready for the Potions test tomorrow, that was for sure. She continued to bang the book on her head, secretly hoping that some miracle would happen and that she would magically learn everything she had to know for tomorrow.

Ugh..my Meré will kill me if I get a D again…

That’s all Gee ever worried about; her mother and her temper. The last time Gee had gotten a low grade, her mother took the liberty of sending her a Howler, completely making Giselle the laughingstock of Cossu for the year. She opened up her book again, and began to read again.

The sound of footsteps in the tower caused her blue eyes to shoot towards the door. Could be possible for someone else to be up? Everyone pretty much seemed to be at the party. Giselle sighed and waited to see what would happen. Sure enough, moments later, the door knob turned and a boy entered the tower.

Er, hi! Was the, er... common room kinda loud for you?

Giselle looked up and met the gazed of the boy who had entered the tower. She shut her book and sighed. “Yeah.” She told him. “The Gryffindor’s are throwing some big party in our Common Room.”[/size]

[aquat1cf1sh]

Avery continued to look at the Gryffindor girl. She seemed intent to study and focus on her work, and he felt slightly bad for her because he respected people like that. After all, he wasn't a big fan of schoolwork or studying. Sure, it kept him busy but it was just too much stuff he wouldn't make use of as an adult.

He laughed when she talked about the Gryffindor party. "Yeah, I heard!" he said. "As a matter of fact, I think the whole school heard, I was sitting up in the Hufflepuff Tower looking around at the grounds and... yeah. Man it looks wild, I'm surprised that a staff member hasn't gone up to see them yet." Avery walked around to the couch and sat down next to the Gryffindor girl. "I'm, err, Avery, by the way," he said shyly as usual.

[giselle]

Giselle laughed at his reaction when she mentioned the party. She knew that only an idiot would be stupid enough to not notice the noise, but his reaction was funny all the same, “I am too, actually,” she giggled. “It seems that all the staff members are probably in their own little world, because they’ve been at it for hours now.” Giselle was quite the party animal when she attended Beauxbatons. If it wasn’t for the fact that she had to study, she probably would have been up there dancing like a crazy person too.

I'm, err, Avery, by the way

Giselle nodded and she stared at the Hufflepuff boy. “Giselle..Gee for short,” she told him, stretching out her hand for him to shake. [/size]