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Emzily · 09-26-2010, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Hollister

Jack refrained from blushing at his stumble and his glasses. He had no idea how he actually achieved it, but he did, which was awesome for him. And since she had already noticed them, he didn't bother putting them back into his pocket, since they were rather big, and didn't fit into his jeans all too well. So, he held them to his side, along with a book on Muggles.

"....cute?" Glasses were not cute. Glasses were geeky, swotty, nerdy or whatever you want to call it. They still meant the same thing, and even if Jack thought he was clever, he didn't want to look like the stereoypical smart person; all large glasses, braces and no friends. If Jack had braces, he wouldn't want to be near anyone anyway. Haha. "They're really really not. The optician guy told me they were a hit with muggles. But, not for me." Jack chuckled lightly, holding them up a little, so Ella could see the little logo of the brand on the side. He didn't see these fashionable at all, regardless of the catalogue he'd seen with more hideous people in these glasses.

"It's nice, really. It makes you look a lot brighter. You know, in appearance." He nodded, though, seeing Ella with blonde hair was a shock, considering it was so dark before hand. Jack hadn't really realized that it was quite a long time since they had met at Diagon Alley, that really was a long time! He wasn't sure what to tell her and what to not. "It's been ... good." And strange also. "I have a ... umm ... " Probably not a good thing to start with, and he thought he should have said something like 'I've made lots more friends.' or 'Life is good' - he could have just left it at that! "... a girl who is more of a friend to me?" It was better than saying girlfriend, Jack had to admit. Hehe. "And what about you?"

Hmmmm, so the point in coming to the Library was totally pointless now. She'd obviously rather talk to Jack then search through boring books. That's right, they were boring. And usually, it was just a distraction for her, to read books. OMG. Looking down at the shelves, Ella saw a spider creeping it's way along the wood. After a moment or two of spazzing, she stepped away. Holy guacamole....

Hehehe, he clearly didn't think too highly of his glasses. Bless.
"Yeah. They make you look more... intellectual." And that was cute, depending on if the actual person was good looking. Like, if a dork wore glasses, then they'd just look even more dorky. Optician guy? Wasn't that an eye doctor type of person? DUH, they were talking about glasses. "Well, as long as they help your eye sight, then you gotta wear them." She informed him, 'cause she was pretty sure that Jack wouldn't wack those out in classes. Tut tut.

Ella beamed when he said her hair looked nice. "Glad to hear that, 'cause ever since I dyed it, I get the feeling that people hate it." Obviously, her old hair looked awesome, but it wasn't working for her anymore. So other people would just have to deal with that, right?
A girl that was more than a friend? That was really random, but then it finally clicked. "You mean, you have a giiiiiiirlfriend?" Ella said with a wink. That was nothing less than what Ella expected from Jack. He was good looking, and sooooooo lovely to be around. Oh, great. Now the question was turned back around to her. "Err.. I HAD a guy who was more than a friend...." She started, "..but not anymore." She tried not to have a sad face, because she really should have gotten over it by now. It was no use, Aiden meant too much. "But apart from that, I've been alright." She smiled finally. All gravy baby.

09-26-2010, 12:34 PM	#249 (permalink)
Emzily Abraxan Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Prythian Posts: 25,168 Ravenclaw First Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Oisín Connolly Slytherin First Year x5 x2	Raspberry Jam \| #ChocolateFrogFamous \| Ultimate Fangirl Quote: Originally Posted by Hollister Jack refrained from blushing at his stumble and his glasses. He had no idea how he actually achieved it, but he did, which was awesome for him. And since she had already noticed them, he didn't bother putting them back into his pocket, since they were rather big, and didn't fit into his jeans all too well. So, he held them to his side, along with a book on Muggles. "....cute?" Glasses were not cute. Glasses were geeky, swotty, nerdy or whatever you want to call it. They still meant the same thing, and even if Jack thought he was clever, he didn't want to look like the stereoypical smart person; all large glasses, braces and no friends. If Jack had braces, he wouldn't want to be near anyone anyway. Haha. "They're really really not. The optician guy told me they were a hit with muggles. But, not for me." Jack chuckled lightly, holding them up a little, so Ella could see the little logo of the brand on the side. He didn't see these fashionable at all, regardless of the catalogue he'd seen with more hideous people in these glasses. "It's nice, really. It makes you look a lot brighter. You know, in appearance." He nodded, though, seeing Ella with blonde hair was a shock, considering it was so dark before hand. Jack hadn't really realized that it was quite a long time since they had met at Diagon Alley, that really was a long time! He wasn't sure what to tell her and what to not. "It's been ... good." And strange also. "I have a ... umm ... " Probably not a good thing to start with, and he thought he should have said something like 'I've made lots more friends.' or 'Life is good' - he could have just left it at that! "... a girl who is more of a friend to me?" It was better than saying girlfriend, Jack had to admit. Hehe. "And what about you?" Hmmmm, so the point in coming to the Library was totally pointless now. She'd obviously rather talk to Jack then search through boring books. That's right, they were boring. And usually, it was just a distraction for her, to read books. OMG. Looking down at the shelves, Ella saw a spider creeping it's way along the wood. After a moment or two of spazzing, she stepped away. Holy guacamole.... Hehehe, he clearly didn't think too highly of his glasses. Bless. "Yeah. They make you look more... intellectual." And that was cute, depending on if the actual person was good looking. Like, if a dork wore glasses, then they'd just look even more dorky. Optician guy? Wasn't that an eye doctor type of person? DUH, they were talking about glasses. "Well, as long as they help your eye sight, then you gotta wear them." She informed him, 'cause she was pretty sure that Jack wouldn't wack those out in classes. Tut tut. Ella beamed when he said her hair looked nice. "Glad to hear that, 'cause ever since I dyed it, I get the feeling that people hate it." Obviously, her old hair looked awesome, but it wasn't working for her anymore. So other people would just have to deal with that, right? A girl that was more than a friend? That was really random, but then it finally clicked. "You mean, you have a giiiiiiirlfriend?" Ella said with a wink. That was nothing less than what Ella expected from Jack. He was good looking, and sooooooo lovely to be around. Oh, great. Now the question was turned back around to her. "Err.. I HAD a guy who was more than a friend...." She started, "..but not anymore." She tried not to have a sad face, because she really should have gotten over it by now. It was no use, Aiden meant too much. "But apart from that, I've been alright." She smiled finally. All gravy baby. __________________ who could love me, I am out of my mind___________________________ _________________throwing a line out to sea to see if I can catch a dream