With Trilby's cardigan gripped in his left hand, Sebastian reached the door of the Grand Salle. He smiled as he opened the door knowing that there was nothing that could put a damper on his mood. Finally, after all this time, it seemed that he and Trilby were revealing how they felt for each other. He cared a great deal about Trilby, and had for a long time.
A part of Sebastian was still nervous though. It all seemed too good to be true and he wondered whether Trilby was maybe still dealing with her breakup with Xavier and using him to rebound. He hoped desperately that it wasn't the case because he knew he'd be devestated if that turned out to be the case. Back when he had first sort of admitted to liking Trilby, he'd been thrilled that they'd opened up their hearts and their bodies to each other, even though he knew that they shouldn't have gone so far. The aftermath, however, had been enormously upsetting especially when Sebastian thought he had lost Trilby's friendship forever.
Trying not to dampen his spirits too much, Sebastian berated himself. Stop thinking about that. he thought as he looked around for Trilby. There were several other people in the hall, couples who were looking for a private spot and other assorted people either heading to their rooms or elsewhere in the castle. As he stepped toward Trilby, Sebastian realized that she was talking to someone who he recognized as one of the Hogwarts students. He reached them in time to hear Trilby say that he'd gone to get her cardigan.
"Here it is" he said as he stepped to Trilby's side and handed the cardigan over. Sebastian gave Trilby a quick glance and quirked his eyebrow as if to ask who this was before glancing over at the guy. Something about her body language made him feel uneasy and he wondered what the two had been talking about. Sebastian placed his arm protectively around Trilby's shoulder. "I don't think we've met before. I'm Sebastian" he announced a little warily as he held his hand out. He hoped that whatever conversation the pair had been having was finished so that they could get going.