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Mylie adjusted her shirt one last time before she slowly took down another sip of water. The brunette really wished she understood why they called it morning sickness when she practically felt sick every moment of every day. Mylie hated being sick. The former Hufflepuff could easily admit that...

Mylie still hoped that it was okay that she had come, even though she knew that she and Hades weren't all that happy with one another. Well it might have just been her that was upset with him, but she figured that he would get upset that she was so mad at him. Mylie was scared at her was keeping...

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Mylie was extremely happy to hear that he had meant it. Mylie never imagined loving someone that also loved her in return. It felt like one of those stupid little fairy tale moments that Mylie never believed in anymore. A small smile burst from Mylie's lips, though she tried to keep it hidden as...

Mylie kind of felt like a hypocrite. She had talked about not being ready for it not too long ago, but as soon as Hades started to coax her into it, she gave in. So maybe she was ready the whole time, but was just to scared to admit to Hades that she was? Either way. Mylie yawned softly and...

Mylie shook her head. "I'll be honest, I don't really like kids. A part of me has considered never even having them at all. So you have nothing to worry about." It was weird, because her parents really liked kids, and it seemed like his father and step-mother really liked kids as well. One would...

Mylie could understand how it would scare him, even if she was only joking around. The idea of getting married to someone at her current age was really scary to think about. "At least I haven't brought up the topic of babies yet." Mylie smirked ever so slightly, continuing to to tease her...

Mylie could tell that Hades II wasn't a big lover of the sun, he was so pale compared to her, and Mylie wasn't all that tan to begin with either. "I'm guessing that means I shouldn't expect a beach wedding in our future? I'm kidding." Mylie teased, knowing fully well that Hades wouldn't be fond...

Mylie would likely be considered to be a pessimist for looking as unhappy as she did today. It was her Graduation day, it was the day where she would receive her diploma and leave Hogwarts forever. That was a depressing thought to the Hufflepuff. Mylie thought back to when she had first come to...

Mylie couldn't deny that Hades was right when he said that every culture has a different custom. That much was obvious even just by looking at the differences between Mylie and Hades. "That's true. I can't see you enjoying my Hawaiian culture as much though. Too much sun and fish involved." Not...

</COLOR> <COLOR color="#000">Mylie scratched her arm nervously and tried to focus her breathing. Mylie adored spending time with Hades II whenever she could, but she normally did it when there was other people around. When they were alone Hades tended to get more physical than Mylie was...

Mylie felt bad for Hades. He must not have known many people in his life that he could depend on. Either that or he must like her more than she thought. "I keep my promises. Always. You might not have had many people that you could depend on in the past, but I'll make sure that you can count on...

Mylie almost smiled at Hades. Of course she couldn't go around saying she knew him better than anyone else, but the brunette did take pride in the fact that she had stuck around long enough to get to know him. "That was what I promised wasn't it? That I would get to know you?" Mylie stated...

Going over to a boy's house was awkward. It became even more awkward when Mylie met said boy's parents right on top of it. Mylie was never good with meeting others. The wrong thing was always said, or Mylie managed to pull some rude gesture without even realizing she had done it. Mylie did not...

Mylie thought the feeling of fluttering butterflies was much more tolerable than the feeling of fluttering birds. No wonder he seemed like he was in a bad mood a lot of the time. Mylie hated the feeling herself. It made her feel like there was something inside of her, something fairly gross too...

Mylie wasn't sure what brought her to do this. To actually go out for Quidditch. Mylie hated Quidditch with a burning passion. Yet here she was, broom in hand as she headed toward the Quidditch pitch. "I blame Hades for this." Mylie thought to herself. It was him that made her stupid enough to...

Mylie was not fully sure why Hades was choosing to behave like this, but in a way she kind of liked it. It felt nice to have someone pay attention to her in such a manner. Or to look at her the same way any guy looked at a girl he cared about. Mylie had been invisible for so long that she forgot...

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