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nicole black
Justine had decided to come up to the garden patch for a bit of much needed quiet and space, something the Common Room, with it's jumpy first years and assortment of snogging teens could not afford her. Sitting herself down on the edge of the fountain, Justine wrapped her hair up in a knot at the back of her head and opened her notebook to a random page and doodled, allowing her somewhat busy mind to relax as she mindlessly drew (she wasn't very good, but she didn't care).
It wasn't that Justine disliked crowds or anything, she didn't have much of a problem with them at all, in fact Justine usually loved the energy being around many people produced, but lately she'd been feeling the need to sit alone, or at least quietly and do nothing. Perhaps she was just tired of all the pretending the Ravenclaw girl had been doing of late. It was getting bothersome, and she was wondering if she might just take Jessica's advice and drop it.
Finally, a break.
The boy had planned on going to his dorm and nap, but he knew proper sleep wouldn't really happen that night. It hasn't been happening since the breakup but he was managing. After patrolling the grounds and some of the floors, Jun found himself at the tower patch. Professor Loo's tower patch. He couldn't remember the last time he actually stepped foot in here. Must've been in his first few years at school. More like three years ago. His dark eyes wandered from side to side, trying to find something interesting to do or just relax at. Jun swore he noticed someone he knew but kept walking. Fixing his beanie, zipping up his hoodie more and stuffing his hand into the pockets of his leather jacket, the head boy started quietly singing to himself. But then he realized something. Or someone.
Stepping back a few steps, a smile crept onto his face and quietly made his way towards the figure. Still singing lowly, Jun sat down next to Justine.
"Needed to get out of the stuffy common room!" he asked her. Anyone in their right mind did. The new transfers this year were just ridiculous and Jun wondered why they couldn't just arrive after he had already graduated. He really didn't like dealing with them, especially a certain blue eyed one. Jun was forever grateful to Kitridge for not making them his mentee partner.