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Lislchen · 03-31-2012, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

Kurumi made her way down towards the kitchens with her cookie recipe notebook tucked under her arm...and a rather large cat that was not a Walnut hugged tightly to her chest. She had been very surprised to see Vanilla at the foot of her bed that morning, and no matter what she did the feline refused to leave. She didn't even do so when Walnut had pranced out of the room - which may have hurt the cat's pride a little. Seeing as she needed to head down to the kitchens anyway, Kurumi figured that she would bring Lewis' cat along with her and return her. He was probably worried sick about her, and Kurumi didn't like seeing him worried.

Standing in front of the still-life, Kurumi was about to tickle the pear to allow herself in, when she found that her arms were too full of cat to be able to do so. She would have set the feline down and done so, but she was afraid that the cat would take off and get lost again in the castle. So, instead of doing anything productive, she leaned against the wall holding Vanilla and waited for him to walk by. He had to eventually, right?

Kurumi's heart began to race at the thought of seeing Lewis again. After her conversation with Treyen - which had left her very confused about more than one thing - she wasn't entirely sure how to act around him...or if she should even be around him. Maybe it was a mistake waiting here. She didn't want to hurt him and, well, not remembering something as important as a kiss was going to...if it hadn't already.

Her right hand trailed up to her lips and touched them softly and it was in that position, Vanilla purring in her arms, that she waited.

Lewis had looked EVERYWHERE for Vanilla. Everywhere. Or well, anywhere he could think of. And he really had no idea why she'd left the Hufflepuff Common Room in the first place. It was so unlike her to...well, move. It made absolutely no sense. And the term was almost over and he still hadn't found her. He couldn't just leave her here at Hogwarts. What if something had happened to her! He couldn't look Valerie in the eye ever again. And he'd miss Vanilla like crazy.

Chewing on his lower lip, a look of pure concern plastered across his face, Lewis made his way back to his Common Room when he remembered one place he hadn't looked. One place which was - now that he got to think of it - pretty likely she could be: the Kitchen. Only he still didn't quite know how to get in there. Something about...a painting. Huh.

So instead of going into the Common Room, Lewis turned back around and walked down the corridor again, heading for the kitchen. He had started to rub his temples, feeling another headache coming on, trying to remember how to get into the kitchen. What would make sense...? What kinds of paintings could there be? Did he have to ask somebod-

STARE!

Lewis had stopped dead in his tracks as soon as he saw who was standing right there in front of a painting. Kurumi. And she had..."Vanilla!" He exclaimed in surprise before he could stop himself and took a couple of steps towards the two. Then he halted again, his eyes on Kurumi a little warily. But Treyen had said she COULDN'T remember. Not that she didn't want to...not that that made it any less awkward or complicated.

Back to chewing on his lip again he took another hesitant step towards the Gryffindor, feeling a blush coming on but doing his best to ignore it. "H-hi." So what...did they do now? How could she not remember about what had happened? Would she ever? Did she want to?

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Lislchen DERP & DMAC Dwarf Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Vienna [GMT+1] Posts: 35,577 Hogwarts RPG Name: Siobhán O'Shea Graduated x3 x2	<3333 The Kisapaths \| Sila!Roti \| -2 \| TouchableHair \| ToiletPaperGuy \| QueenOfConfusion Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie Kurumi made her way down towards the kitchens with her cookie recipe notebook tucked under her arm...and a rather large cat that was not a Walnut hugged tightly to her chest. She had been very surprised to see Vanilla at the foot of her bed that morning, and no matter what she did the feline refused to leave. She didn't even do so when Walnut had pranced out of the room - which may have hurt the cat's pride a little. Seeing as she needed to head down to the kitchens anyway, Kurumi figured that she would bring Lewis' cat along with her and return her. He was probably worried sick about her, and Kurumi didn't like seeing him worried. Standing in front of the still-life, Kurumi was about to tickle the pear to allow herself in, when she found that her arms were too full of cat to be able to do so. She would have set the feline down and done so, but she was afraid that the cat would take off and get lost again in the castle. So, instead of doing anything productive, she leaned against the wall holding Vanilla and waited for him to walk by. He had to eventually, right? Kurumi's heart began to race at the thought of seeing Lewis again. After her conversation with Treyen - which had left her very confused about more than one thing - she wasn't entirely sure how to act around him...or if she should even be around him. Maybe it was a mistake waiting here. She didn't want to hurt him and, well, not remembering something as important as a kiss was going to...if it hadn't already. Her right hand trailed up to her lips and touched them softly and it was in that position, Vanilla purring in her arms, that she waited. Lewis had looked EVERYWHERE for Vanilla. Everywhere. Or well, anywhere he could think of. And he really had no idea why she'd left the Hufflepuff Common Room in the first place. It was so unlike her to...well, move. It made absolutely no sense. And the term was almost over and he still hadn't found her. He couldn't just leave her here at Hogwarts. What if something had happened to her! He couldn't look Valerie in the eye ever again. And he'd miss Vanilla like crazy. Chewing on his lower lip, a look of pure concern plastered across his face, Lewis made his way back to his Common Room when he remembered one place he hadn't looked. One place which was - now that he got to think of it - pretty likely she could be: the Kitchen. Only he still didn't quite know how to get in there. Something about...a painting. Huh. So instead of going into the Common Room, Lewis turned back around and walked down the corridor again, heading for the kitchen. He had started to rub his temples, feeling another headache coming on, trying to remember how to get into the kitchen. What would make sense...? What kinds of paintings could there be? Did he have to ask somebod- STARE! Lewis had stopped dead in his tracks as soon as he saw who was standing right there in front of a painting. Kurumi. And she had..."Vanilla!" He exclaimed in surprise before he could stop himself and took a couple of steps towards the two. Then he halted again, his eyes on Kurumi a little warily. But Treyen had said she COULDN'T remember. Not that she didn't want to...not that that made it any less awkward or complicated. Back to chewing on his lip again he took another hesitant step towards the Gryffindor, feeling a blush coming on but doing his best to ignore it. "H-hi." So what...did they do now? How could she not remember about what had happened? Would she ever? Did she want to? __________________ I just wanted you to know that this is me trying ________________________________{Drabbles}_{Meet Lissy}_{DERP}