Text Cut: Joao and Louisa
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Originally Posted by
Magical Soul
Louisa was racing down the corridors peeking into each compartment on her way to the back of the train. She thought that leaving Adam the whole trip is not polite. They always found each other once they were on the train. Besides, didn't he say that JB was coming to Hogwarts this term? Yeah, more to the reason.
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AHA!" She jumped when she glimpsed him through the window and SLID the door open rather noisily. "
Hi!" And quickly she closed the door behind her and knelt before JB's head scratching behind his ears and grinning up at Adam. "
I've been looking all over for you. Train sick?" Because he was with closed eyes when she walked on him.
Louisa got up and sat down next to him, moving JB's head to rest on her thighs so the dog would be lying across their both laps. She then looked up at Adam beaming. Yep, she'd missed him and wanted him to know that she was
maybe ready to move on from Joao.
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Originally Posted by
Deniiz
Joćo got on the train from the front of it, for it was his favourite part. It was both quiet and close to the prefects, so it was also a save heaven from stupid children. Prefects saw to it successfully.
Carrying his trunk easily--for now that he could perform magic, his first attempt had been easing the trunk's weight, he walked the corridor slowly. He had successfully avoided Louisa and everything about her. He had never really looked into the faces of people, but he was now extra careful not to look at them. He looked at their body or legs or anywhere except the faces. Hopefully, Louisa also had new clothes too so he wouldn't recognise her from her clothes.
Though, before he could even register, he saw her. With him. She even made eye contact with him, standing there as her ex boyfriend. And she laid her head on his shoulder.
On Adam's filthy shoulder there now lay her head.
So, she'd left him for that scumbag. It was an insult to him, actually. So, her standards were that lowered. She was that pathetic... and he, the grand Joćo was even more pathetic now, for he still cared about her.
Not anymore.
After about 30 seconds' shock and halt, his face hardened once he fully registered the vision before him and he went on with stronger will. At least he now knew where they sit TOGETHER.
Finding somewhere FAR AWAY from those two, he sat down and threw his luggage away, making a big noise.
Scumbag Adam. But Joćo Neves of course wouldn't leave it therei letting him steal his girlfriend like that.
Adam jumped rather violently at the sound of the door clanging open loudly, and the rather enthusiastic hello that could have only come from one person: Louisa. He opened his eyes, focusing them on the door only to find that she was no longer there but had rather plopped herself down next to Adam, giving JB the amount of attention that he knew JB loved.
"Hey," Adam said with a small smile, keeping his hand on JB. He realized that nowadays whenever Adam moved too far from JB the dog got anxious. He had a feeling it had something to do with all the commotion going on at his...err...his grandfather's house. Train sick?
"No...just tired is all. Plus I still haven't really gotten used to all the commotion and such...so many people," Adam said, looking out the window at the flood of people passing by the window.
"So...how was the rest of your summer?" Adam asked, clearing his throat slightly. They had spoken a bit since the encounter at the cafe with Paulie, but Adam still wasn't sure where things were with Louisa. After all the kiss that she had planted on his cheek after their conversation had stuck with him, and Adam couldn't help but wonder slightly as to the intentions behind the beaming and excited look that Louisa now had in her eyes. Starting to feel the nerves come over him at such an expectant glance Adam looked down at JB, rubbing his stomach absentmindedly as he listened to Louisa's answer. Of course Adam had been listening intently until he suddenly became aware that Louisa's head was now on his shoulder. Looking up Adam spotted Joao through the window with a less than pleased look on his face. Instinctively, because Adam was sure he knew what Joao was thinking of the scene, Adam gave Joao a hard look. It wasn't Adam's fault that he had broken Louisa's heart, and if Joao thought Adam wasn't going to be there for Louisa through the whole aftermath than that boy was less intelligent than Adam thought.