Post by heartsout on Oct 27, 2007 1:05:09 GMT -5
Closed for Avery Rosa Moretti. ♥everyone keeps telling me how you're the air I breathe
and everything I need is in you.
It was the new term, and Jackson had mixed feelings about it. Mainly he was very excited, as he was every time a new term started. It meant he could make a fresh start, in his classes at least, maybe a few other things. And not to mention he was now Head Boy, which he was rather proud of. He was also feeling a little depressed about it, this was his last term. Key word there being last, it being italicized and all. He didn't want to graduate yet, he had to leave all his friends behind; Jessica, Holden, and more importantly, Avery.
He wasn't thrilled at that idea, but the sooner she could graduate, the sooner they could, get ready for it, get married. Ever since they'd talked about it at their fantastic picnic, he had been quite excited. And also very nervous. He was only seventeen, and he was thinking about getting married. Marriage is a big thing, especially for people as young as he and Avery. Over the break, he'd picked out the ring, with loads of help from Chantal and his mum, since he knew nothing about that sort of crap. He's a boy, what do you expect?
With a swift and expert-like jerk of his head, the Slytherin moved his shaggy black and blonde hair from his blue eyes as he made his way down the corridor towards the Quality Quarters. He was brilliant, or so he'd like to think he was. He had come up with the idea to build a fort out of blankets, like he used to do with his sister when they were little. He would sometimes knock it over when she was inside, which, to tell the truth, was quite entertaining to watch. [:
Entering the room, Thomas hanging limply from his hand, he found it empty. With a smirk set on his lips, he tugged at the straps of the black and light gray stripped backpack he had taken along, which had been charmed to hold a number of blankets and a few other things. He wore black Scary Kids Scaring Kid's t-shirt a pair of purple skinny jeans, and his favourite black and green checkered Vans. Mhmmm.
Jerking his head once more, he checked his glow-in-the-dark Buzz Lightyear watch; he had told Avery to meet him there at eight thirty, and it was now, eight thirty-three. She was late! Only by three minutes, but she was still late, and she knew how impatient he was.