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As Adam went to bring their food, which was very polite and nice of him. Again. Louisa couldn't help but stare at him at he went away. She was thoughtful and something was going inside her head. Why didn't she see him as she had seen Dal? He was very good looking, even more than Dal was with his rather built up figure, and he gave attention to the people around him. Why did she have to like Dal more than Adam and not keep him in the best friend category as last year? Because Adam was definitely a less problematic than Dal who had a beautiful and nice girlfriend who obviously was so in love with.
With an exasperated sigh, she moved her gaze away from her new friend and focused on her hands lying on the table before her. Her thoughts were so silly of course because she hadn't even known when Dal had become more than a friend to her. Maybe at the Whomping Willow? At the common room when they stayed up all night? Or at the feast when she saw his hand on Ellie's? Personally, she thought it was there all along but hidden under this best-friend-cloak. However, she had to get rid of it. It was wrong, painful and time consuming. If she wanted him to treat her right again, she'd have to at least pretend that she got rid of this itchy feeling. Oh and thanks Adam when he came back for being so nice to her and standing up for her before Jonathan.
Adam had stood at the counter for a couple of minutes, still uncertain as to whether or not someone would take his order. Perhaps it was better to just sit and wait at the table until someone came back. Turning around Adam headed back to where Louisa was sitting, pulling out his chair and sitting back down in it.
"I guess we'll just have to wait for someone to come. I looked inside the little booth thing, but no one was there." Perhaps the person was just on a lunch break or something...
Adam could tell from the look on Louisa's face that she had been deep in thought about something. In all honesty Adam was still feeling somewhat uncertain about things. It was completely natural of him to get up and defend his friend, but even Adam had to admit their was a certain edge to the rational behind why he did it that even he couldn't deny. Uncertain what to do with himself Adam folded his hands on the table and looked around at everyone in the park.
Did Adam like Louisa as more than just a friend? How would he even know? Adam had never been around many girls before, the muggle ones choosing not to associate themselves with someone so quiet, and the magical ones not even being present at his school. Adam had fixated his gaze on a person who was clearly associated with the carnival as he thought. Was it wrong to see Louisa as more than a friend? Obviously her feelings and thoughts laid somewhere else...or should he say with someone else...but then there was the fact that complete strangers that saw them seemed to think they were more than just friends.
Adam turned to Louisa and gave her a little smile.
"Sorry I wasn't able to get the food. Hopefully someone will come back to the booth shortly."