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aaetha · 03-17-2015, 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Tegz

Blech, she wasn't a fan of this spell situation. She had no problem talking to people she didn't know, but when you'd made a ton of effort already through the years picking out the ones that were worth your time, it was kind of annoying, and she'd come here wanting to spend time with her friends and what was wrong with that? She felt... at a loss, being so anonymous. Anonymity felt too much like irrelevance for her liking, and that didn't feel good at all.

Ruby hadn't planned on coming out here alone, but she wasn't having as much luck as she was accustomed to inside. APPARENTLY her face was useful when it came to attracting male attention. Not that she hadn't known that, but like, she was okay with a bit of objectification SOMETIMES, and she looked nice in her dress, right? Anyway, she'd decided she'd try and do the carriage thing.

She waited for an empty one, and hopefully company so she wouldn't be sitting in one all alone and lame.

Lame was soooo not her style.

Adrienne didn't do this kind of thing. She just didn't! Her home was plaid shirts and skinny jeans, not makeup and dresses and jewellery (although she had to admit, the masks were pretty cool.) Sure, she'd grown out of her childish aversion to all things girly (no pink ever!), but she was still more tomboy than anything, and she rarely felt more out of her comfort zone than in this sort of attire. Combine that with the fact that Tora still hadn't apologised to her, and she was alone, ticked off, and out of her element.

So, the obvious reaction was to be as standoffish as she possibly could. Instead of getting into a carriage with some almost-friends who hadn't seen her but probably would have accepted her anyway, Adrienne huffed out an annoyed breath and stepped into an empty carriage.

Only it wasn't empty.

"Oh, hey," she said apathetically. "Do you mind? Sorry, I didn't realise you were there." And wow, while she was trying not to care about anything she did have to admit to herself that the girl sitting across from her was gorgeous, and Merlin was that a cool mask and glove-thing. She tried to squash the jealousy in the pit of her stomach and tugged at the edge of her skirt slightly, feeling inadequate having just thrown on the only dress she owned and braided her hair.

03-17-2015, 08:59 PM	#72 (permalink)
aaetha Billywig Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Gallifrey (GMT +1) Posts: 3,393 Hogwarts RPG Name: Adrienne Rebecca Colbert Seventh Year	Snagged Ruby- hope you don't mind! The Last of Her Kind Quote: Originally Posted by Tegz Blech, she wasn't a fan of this spell situation. She had no problem talking to people she didn't know, but when you'd made a ton of effort already through the years picking out the ones that were worth your time, it was kind of annoying, and she'd come here wanting to spend time with her friends and what was wrong with that? She felt... at a loss, being so anonymous. Anonymity felt too much like irrelevance for her liking, and that didn't feel good at all. Ruby hadn't planned on coming out here alone, but she wasn't having as much luck as she was accustomed to inside. APPARENTLY her face was useful when it came to attracting male attention. Not that she hadn't known that, but like, she was okay with a bit of objectification SOMETIMES, and she looked nice in her dress, right? Anyway, she'd decided she'd try and do the carriage thing. She waited for an empty one, and hopefully company so she wouldn't be sitting in one all alone and lame. Lame was soooo not her style. Adrienne didn't do this kind of thing. She just didn't! Her home was plaid shirts and skinny jeans, not makeup and dresses and jewellery (although she had to admit, the masks were pretty cool.) Sure, she'd grown out of her childish aversion to all things girly (no pink ever!), but she was still more tomboy than anything, and she rarely felt more out of her comfort zone than in this sort of attire. Combine that with the fact that Tora still hadn't apologised to her, and she was alone, ticked off, and out of her element. So, the obvious reaction was to be as standoffish as she possibly could. Instead of getting into a carriage with some almost-friends who hadn't seen her but probably would have accepted her anyway, Adrienne huffed out an annoyed breath and stepped into an empty carriage. Only it wasn't empty. "Oh, hey," she said apathetically. "Do you mind? Sorry, I didn't realise you were there." And wow, while she was trying not to care about anything she did have to admit to herself that the girl sitting across from her was gorgeous, and Merlin was that a cool mask and glove-thing. She tried to squash the jealousy in the pit of her stomach and tugged at the edge of her skirt slightly, feeling inadequate having just thrown on the only dress she owned and braided her hair. __________________