Post by Xiomara Lang on Nov 5, 2007 23:58:37 GMT -5
Xiomara sat upon the bench, he legs bent and her arms wrapped around them. Her chin rested upon her knees as she stared ahead of her. There was nothing really particular on her mind, only the past few days were etched in her mind. The ball, it was lovely, but her feelings for Nathaniel were starting to diminish, and she knew that the best thing to do was to back off, and let Nathaniel be. Her place was already made clear, even silently. But she understood that she was merely his best friend, and she wouldn’t sacrifice or stress that relationship any further.
She was sure that Nathaniel loved her still, as a friend of course. Nathaniel was her best friend and she had put their friendship on a very thin line. She had done exactly the thing she shouldn’t have, revealing impossible emotions, like she had with Christian Rookwood. What was she thinking? Xiomara closed her eyes, sliding her cheek across her knee. Oddly enough, she felt a sense of relief, no longer the feeling of heartache. No, instead she’d just wait to see what would happen and take things as they went.
The more time moved on, the more possibilities opened for Xiomara. She had just received a letter a few days ago, informing her of an overseas internship in Dublin, where she’d be able to audition for a professional quidditch team. But she had until graduation to decide if that was the route for her. As of now, it seemed to be a great option with endless possibilities, besides it wasn’t like she’d never see Nathaniel or Alex or any of her other friends again. She’d always have the floo network. :]
Sighing, Xiomara looked down at the white, sleeveless shirt she had on with the black belt held above her waist. She was silly for wearing such a thing when it was so cold out, but she was always one to bend the rules. And she was happy to be out of her robes being as it was a Saturday. Her eyes moved up to the sky, watching as big fluffy clouds hovered overhead.
Xiomara exhaled, moving her wand between her fingertips as she looked back down. The garden was truly beautiful, it always had been. A lone butterfly passed by her, it’s bright blue and magenta wings fluttering about. Xiomara smiled at it, intrigued by it’s presence. Winter was nearing quite quickly, how odd for a butterfly to be flying about. Moving her wand she gave it a small flick as she whispered, “Immobulus” at the poor innocent creature. The butterfly’s wings stopped abruptly and it fell softly into the palm of her hand as fragile as a piece of glass. And smiling, Xiomara examined it carefully.
The creature was simply magnificent. It’s wings frozen in place and it’s feelers motionless. Butterflies were peculiar creatures, always flying about carelessly. She wished that she could be a butterfly. Then maybe she wouldn’t have to worry about anything anymore. Then she could still be able to fly and act all stupid. [/b]
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