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Wes; Westly Nott (wesnott) wrote in landing_rpg,
@ 2008-09-26 20:09:00

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adam pucey, westly nott

WHO: Westly Nott and Adam Pucey
WHAT: Doing homework... or Adam helps.
WHERE: Library
WHEN: Friday
RATING: TBA
STATUS: In Progress/Closed

Westly didn't understand why he was doing homework on a Friday night, but he just needed to be somewhere besides the common room. All anyone could talk about was the Valentine's Day Ball it seemed. It was ridiculous how social this school was. He supposed he could have gone to find his sister and bum a cigarette off of her. He was sure Calli wasn't thrilled about the Ball.

But instead he'd gone to the library, where it was quiet since there were hardly any students there on a Friday. Though it was getting closer to OWLs and NEWTs so there were some... but not a lot of 6th years or younger years anyway.

Westly still didn't want to be there though. Doing homework was just the lesser of the evils in front of him. He let out a sigh, frustrated with the essay he was writing, so he got up from his table and wandered back over to the aisles again. Looking for a book... a book he didn't really need but it was better to go look for that than stare at a couple feet of parchment.

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wesnott
2008-09-29 08:59 pm UTC (link)

Westly took the loosening of his hand as a sign that Adam was letting him go. That he didn't... care either way if he stayed or not. "Thanks again," he said said removing his hand and reached for his other notes that he brought with them and packed them into his satchel. "I'll see you around," he said nodding to Adam and heading off down the aisle trying to figure out what he was supposed to do for the rest of the night.

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	adampucey 2008-09-29 09:06 pm UTC (link)
	And less than a minute, Westly had gone and left him to wallow in the deafening silence. Adam was usually a fan of the quiet, but after what just happened, he felt... cold, with the absense of the hand in his, as it stayed unmoving on the table surface and the empty chair that he seemed more aware of now than anything else... (Reply to this) (Parent)

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