For The Blond, Front Row
Dec 24, 2014 2:48:47 GMT
Post by Jacob Scarbore on Dec 24, 2014 2:48:47 GMT
Jacob stood outside the extra classroom that was really dominated by the musically inclined students attending Hogwarts and the Professors that instructed hem. Around the room were several odd shiny instruments, a mixture of muggle and magical. Jacob loved that room, it was one of the older rooms with stone walls and high ceilings. It gave the instruments, a unique sound. Whistling along to a tune only he knew, Jacob waited for Daemok to show up. The Gryffindor had to keep reminding himself the two weren't friends, that they weren't anything really and that this was just payment for the information she offered him.
She confused him to be quite honest not with her false affections, but with how she made him feel. Like in the storage room, he had started hostile with an intended goal but he had softened right up. That bothered Jacob. A lot. The boy liked to think himself a fairly amiable fellow but he was no Hufflepuff and there were those he was able to hold in contempt, as he should have held Daemok. Jacob couldn't bring himself though too there was just something . . . something off about her. She didn't seem the type to want pity, and pitying her Jacob was not, but there was something about her that made Jacob empathetic towards her.
"Just don't think about it." Jacob told himself under his breathe before looking up and seeing a familiar pale form approach. He moved away from the wall and slung the black strap of his guitar case over her shoulder, waiting for her to reach him.
The Rotburn Twins
She confused him to be quite honest not with her false affections, but with how she made him feel. Like in the storage room, he had started hostile with an intended goal but he had softened right up. That bothered Jacob. A lot. The boy liked to think himself a fairly amiable fellow but he was no Hufflepuff and there were those he was able to hold in contempt, as he should have held Daemok. Jacob couldn't bring himself though too there was just something . . . something off about her. She didn't seem the type to want pity, and pitying her Jacob was not, but there was something about her that made Jacob empathetic towards her.
"Just don't think about it." Jacob told himself under his breathe before looking up and seeing a familiar pale form approach. He moved away from the wall and slung the black strap of his guitar case over her shoulder, waiting for her to reach him.
The Rotburn Twins