| 10:54a |
Who: Heidi and Tracey
What: Dinner date and a chance at redemption
When: two days after Heidi's confession
Where: Room of Requirement
Rating: PG-13 for starters
Heidi was nervous. Very, very nervous. It had only been two days since she and Tracey had talked and Heidi couldn't get it of of her mind. She was so scared that she was close to losing Tracey. Especially since she couldn't really tell where the girl stood.
Heidi had hated the way Tracey had looked at her, with such anger and hurt in her eyes. Even more, she hated that Tracey had a hard time getting close to Heidi. All Heidi wanted to do was hold the girl and kiss her. Anything to make it right again.
Not being able to have a drink didn't help. Even if she could find another bottle, she couldn't drink. She was determined to stay sober for Tracey. She made a promise, more or less, and she wouldn't break it. She needed to prove herself, not only to Tracey, but to herself as well.
Today was the day when she could really begin to make things right. She had been planning ever since Tracey left. She had asked the house elves to make a dinner, which they readily agreed to. They had made a pasta dinner with garlic bread and ice cream and cakes for dessert. Heidi had gotten some wine for Tracey and as much as it tempted her, but she resisted th3e urge to drink it and settled on a bottle of sparkling water for herself.
The room was all set, everything was placed out on a table, yellow, green, black and silver banners hung from the ceiling. Candles were lit around the room, giving it a romantic glow and a bed was in the background, she didn't consciously ask for it, but the room just assumed.
Heidi herself was dressed in a skirt similar in length to her school one, except it was black. She wore a nice red blouse with the top few buttons undone to show a bit of chest. She wore a black ribbon choker and an assortment of braclets on her right wrist. Her hair was done in a slight wave, hanging loosly down.
She sat patiently waiting for Tracey, chewing her lip anxiously, hoping that this would end well. |