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Hera · 01-24-2016, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by SpiritWolfe Malfoy

Despite the fact that she had flicked some soapy water his water Hady was thinking about the consequences of that action. Luckily for her it was just that bit from her sponge and not a bucket full, that could've been a problem! Or well more of a problem if the water had been tossed at HER! Zeke wasn't that way though...at least not in class.

Rolling her eyes playfully and clearly laughing at his comment the fifth year grinned. "Oh, I know I am." Mhmm. He should remember this. Just because she was smart and usually not a trouble maker didn't mean she didn't like having a good time or that she was incapable of doing so. It was all about timing and even more importantly...not getting caught. This though. This wasn't anything bad. Cleaning up and having a good time doing it was all good.

Following her much to tall friend Hady dipped her brush into the can of paint and began to paint a section of the fence with nice even strokes. "Painting your room? Didn't you plan on doing that like a year or two ago?" No seriously. Hady vaguely recalled remembering him mention something or the sorts awhile back.

Of course she knew it.

OUT. OF. CONTROL. Seriously, where was that prefect boyfriend of hers to keep her in line? Hhmm? At least he could hold his own against this Lady Snake. She wouldn't be much trouble anyway, and whatever water had spritzed him had already dried.

Painting was oddly soothing, it was... easy enough to do, and though he was no Picasso he was certainly capable of straight up and down clean strokes, the bristles getting into the nitty gritty parts that hadn't been sanded smooth. They weren't supposed to do that too, were they? Nooooooooooo.

"Over the summer," he chuckled, "but yeah, I never did get around to doing it, still don't even know what colour to paint it." Either way, the WHITE had to go. It was dull to look at in such large quantities.

Recharging his brush, Zeke continued coating the fence panes with smooth lashings of paint. Up and down, up and down, recharging, up and down, up and down...

01-24-2016, 02:01 PM	#128 (permalink)
Hera Abraxan Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Perth, AU (GMT +8) Posts: 25,070 Hogwarts RPG Name: Jasper Hart Graduated x10 x10	#5 painting ½ EagleBrain ♥ Creeperdoodle ♥ Raven Dor ♥ Berry ♥ ½ Team House Elf Quote: Originally Posted by SpiritWolfe Malfoy Despite the fact that she had flicked some soapy water his water Hady was thinking about the consequences of that action. Luckily for her it was just that bit from her sponge and not a bucket full, that could've been a problem! Or well more of a problem if the water had been tossed at HER! Zeke wasn't that way though...at least not in class. Rolling her eyes playfully and clearly laughing at his comment the fifth year grinned. "Oh, I know I am." Mhmm. He should remember this. Just because she was smart and usually not a trouble maker didn't mean she didn't like having a good time or that she was incapable of doing so. It was all about timing and even more importantly...not getting caught. This though. This wasn't anything bad. Cleaning up and having a good time doing it was all good. Following her much to tall friend Hady dipped her brush into the can of paint and began to paint a section of the fence with nice even strokes. "Painting your room? Didn't you plan on doing that like a year or two ago?" No seriously. Hady vaguely recalled remembering him mention something or the sorts awhile back. Of course she knew it. OUT. OF. CONTROL. Seriously, where was that prefect boyfriend of hers to keep her in line? Hhmm? At least he could hold his own against this Lady Snake. She wouldn't be much trouble anyway, and whatever water had spritzed him had already dried. Painting was oddly soothing, it was... easy enough to do, and though he was no Picasso he was certainly capable of straight up and down clean strokes, the bristles getting into the nitty gritty parts that hadn't been sanded smooth. They weren't supposed to do that too, were they? Nooooooooooo. "Over the summer," he chuckled, "but yeah, I never did get around to doing it, still don't even know what colour to paint it." Either way, the WHITE had to go. It was dull to look at in such large quantities. Recharging his brush, Zeke continued coating the fence panes with smooth lashings of paint. Up and down, up and down, recharging, up and down, up and down... __________________