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Rose couldn't believe it. She wouldn't. She'd soundproofed her studio room, and after the phone call she'd just gotten, it was a good thing. She'd done so much damage- smashing her guitars, the shelves, throwing sheet music everywhere and smashing a lamp. She'd screamed until she couldn't scream...

Rose enjoyed these quiet nights in. She and Iris had been living together for a bit now, and it was nice. They were in the living room now; Rose was strumming on her guitar and Iris was sitting at the coffee table, playing around with a tarot deck. It had been quiet for a bit, aside from Rose's...

Rose had been planning this night for a while now. Lily had been kind enough to arrange a sleepover at Alice and Elliots', leaving her the apartment for the night so she and Iris could have privacy- real privacy- for the first time. Lily had helped Rose to make one of Iris' favorite meals before...

Rose always loved spending time with Iris. She was waiting at the dance again, straightening the hem of her skirt. She had tried a bit of a new look today, and she was hoping Iris would like it. She stood by the side of the door, waiting for her girlfriend to arrive. Rose was twirling a rose...

Rose had thought hard about what to wear to their final dance, and had eventually gone for something a little edgier than she might normally wear. She hoped Iris liked it. Rose had taken hours getting ready, wanting to look her best for her girlfriend. She'd even slipped a red iris into her...

Their final year. It was crazy how time just seemed to fly by. Rose sent a note to Iris for a date and walked up ahead, setting up a nice blanket and some pillows. Cuddling and watching the stars sounded nice after all the stress of adjusting back to school. Rose settled in, taking the soda pop...

Rose was absolutely a wreck about the ball tonight. This wasn't like when she had gone to events with Noelle. Feeling too nervous, she bypassed the usual expectations of the nice dress and put on something she felt more comfortable in. She hoped Iris wouldn't mind. Rose had picked Iris' favorite...

Rose had been a little sad since Halloween, but had tried to keep it tucked away. She was up in the student lounge, coloring idly in a book Lily had sent her. Rose wished Lily was here, but she also didn't. She wanted so badly to talk to someone about Iris, and Roses feelings for her, but she...

Rose didn't know how she had been talked into this, but maybe a night with Noel could be fun. Feeling dressed up, Rose made her way down to the Great Hall and ventured towards the snack table first. There just seemed to be too many kids hanging out at the entrance. She got a drink and hung out...

Rose had never exactly been very studious. But she was willing to bury her nose in the books if it meant spending time with Iris. Rose was struggling to focus, tapping her fingers in random rhythms against her textbook as she read through the page for the third time. She was trying, she was, but...

Rose vaguely knew the last name on her list, though she couldn't remember where she knew it from. She knew enough to know it was a Hufflepuff, so she staked out in the hall again and waited to see who she was after. She'd sent someone inside but that hadn't worked. She saw someone else coming...

Rose was still annoyed by her last rose. Somehow she doubted the next one would be better. Why did she even bother with this? Frustrated, she walked over to the Ravenclaw table in search of her next pain. "Delilah Thorne?" Rose called out. @Delilah Thorne

Rose had checked this name three times, hoping it might change. This was not someone she wanted to speak to. Ever. But Rose was not a coward. She marched down to the dungeons, head high. She spotted who she was after easily enough. Her stomach turned, but she ignored it. "Simon." She spoke...

Rose didn't know the next name on her list, but a bit of digging told her it was a hufflepuff at least. She went down to the Hufflepuff hall and asked someone to go in and fetch the girl for her. She leaned against the wall, waiting. @Estella Fuentes

Rose might have vaguely known her second delivery but her third was just annoying. She didn't have to be a genius to figure out it was Nicole's younger brother. She made her way over after she was done talking to Knox, pleased to spot him. "Ryan! Wait up!" She called. @Ryan Fisk

Rose was surprised that she actually knew the second name on her list. Not from personal experience, but because he worked with Lily at Honeydukes. Rose found him after a bit of searching and approached him with a shy smile. "Excuse me, Knox?" @Knox Ivers

Rose wasn't sure why she had signed up for this again this year. But here she was. She didn't know the first name on her list, so it took her a bit of searching. She had been pointed in this direction, however, so she approached someone that looked the right age. "Excuse me, do you know...

Rose had gotten used to her solitude a long time ago. She could never decide if it was self imposed or just unfortunate. She settled into an open window, her guitar in hand and her hair blowing softly in the cool breeze. She strummed idly for a while, unsure what she wanted to do really before...

Rose hadn't come to any of the dances since Arthur had dumped his drink all over her pretty dress. She had been hurt, and upset, and had done her best to avoid both her cousin and his supposed 'best friend' ever since, having felt ridiculous to ever have trusted either of them. She didn't bother...

Rose was furious. She'd been angry for weeks, and had thought that going home again would give her time to cool down. It had worked for a bit, until she'd come back to school and seen her cousin and Apollo. She'd made a detour to the empty dungeons, hoping to avoid anyone she might know, both...