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- OOC First Name
- Zephie
- Blood Status
- Mixed Blood
- Relationship Status
- Single
- Sexual Orientation
- Heterosexual
- Wand
- Straight 11 inch Larch wand with Hippogryff Feather
- Age
- 4/2035 (27)
Ilija had been indecisive about whether to attend the valentines dance at all this year. While he was trying to push himself and his limits to expand his comfort zones, this event wasn’t going to be an easy one for the Hufflepuff. He’d enjoyed giving out the roses, however he’d also come to realise the reality of his own situation. After overhearing in the common room that Alice had received a pink rose from a boy called Blake, and having not recieved one himself from her at all, it was quite clear to Ilija now where he stood with her. Perhaps it was better this way. Maybe she was going to be good for him, and the best thing he could do was push her out of mind once and for all. To add to his conflicts however, he’d been surprised to receive a pink rose of his own from his friend. He hadn’t yet had a chance to talk to Padme about what she meant by “liking him” and to be honest he wasn’t sure how to react to her just yet.
The fourth year entered the Great Hall, always amazed at the level of detail that was put into the school events, and hesitantly made his way through the crowd. Plenty of students had come in by themselves, so not having a partner specifically wasn’t an issue for him. What did catch him off guard however, was his eyes landing on Alice. She always looked so beautiful, and even more so when she came to one of the dances. He let his eyes follow her for a few seconds, before his stomach dropped at the addition of the boy beside her. He turned his head away quickly. They barely even knew each other, but Alice and Blake had already seemed to be a thing. Feeling suddenly uncomfortable and exposed, Ilija pushed his way back the way he came, towards the main doors of the hall. Coming here was a mistake. He wasn’t usually a sufferer of claustrophobia, but not daring to even glance back over his shoulder, the boy knew he had to get out.
* Overhearing and catching sight approved