Ain't No Thing *Benjamin*
Apr 19, 2014 19:03:42 GMT 1
Post by Deleted on Apr 19, 2014 19:03:42 GMT 1
Jagger was quite proud of himself. This had been the first time he had slept with a girl in the Forbidden Forest. He had found interesting and creative places all over the school and the grounds, but this had been the first time in the forest. They had been loud about it too, although he had been a little worried someone...or something...would creep up on them. The girl didn't stay long. She was older than he was, a seventh year actually. And though he had asked for a second date, she wasn't interested. It seemed that she had just gotten over a bad breakup, and he was the rebound. But he didn't mind that, as long as he got laid. Well...mostly he didn't mind, or at least, he tried to tell himself that he didn't mind. He lied to himself quite often about what he could and could not handle emotionally. He tried to stay closed-off and not care. If he didn't put his heart on the line again, it wouldn't get broken like before.
He pulled on his jeans and zipped them, then grabbed his shirt from a branch overhead. He smirked, thinking that this girl had been even more wild than he was. She had tossed their clothing every which way without a second thought! He pulled it on and began buttoning it as he made his way back towards the castle. He hoped she had gotten back okay, but she had made it clear that she wanted to leave on her own. He had shrugged and allowed it, but his protective nature was protesting.
He was close to being clear of the trees when he realized he wasn't alone. He pulled his wand and held it in front of him, ready for whatever it was.
"Alright, who's there?"
He pulled on his jeans and zipped them, then grabbed his shirt from a branch overhead. He smirked, thinking that this girl had been even more wild than he was. She had tossed their clothing every which way without a second thought! He pulled it on and began buttoning it as he made his way back towards the castle. He hoped she had gotten back okay, but she had made it clear that she wanted to leave on her own. He had shrugged and allowed it, but his protective nature was protesting.
He was close to being clear of the trees when he realized he wasn't alone. He pulled his wand and held it in front of him, ready for whatever it was.
"Alright, who's there?"