Midnight and not so hungrey. Why am I here?

[Angela Marion]

Night was over the land, casting shadows in the halls. She wasn't sure if it was against the rules, and frankly, Angela didn't care. She just needed time away; time to think. After her ruin with Darian, she had been so confused. He had kissed her; she liked his cousin, he was dating her cousin. What the hell did it all mean? She was 11 for god's sake; what was she supposed to do, get married to one of them. She shook her head and turned somewhere unfamiliar. The smell of food wafted into her nostrils; She wasn't hungry but it smelled amazing.

She wondered if she would get company, maybe a friend; or one of the creatures that worked there.

 

[Robert Kain]

Robert didn't care what anyone else thought. They were just going to have to deal with it. It was his choice wasn't it? He grabbed a few things from the kitchen, including a roll and hot chocolate, and headed outside. He almost dropped everything when he found someone coming in the other way. "Hey, sorry." The young girl was on her own and she didn't look too happy. "You okay?" he asked, holding the door open for her.

 

[Angela Marion]

Angela averted her aqua eyes to the owner of a voice that spoke to her. He could tell she seemed upset; was she really that easy to read? Apparently so. She gave the blond boy a small smile and shrugged. "Oh, just bored... you know." She smiled a little more to show she wasn't hurt or anything. As she did, she tried to keep her nerves down. He was obviously older then her, she didn't like older men... "I'm A-Angela."

 

[Robert Kain]

Robert studied the girl before giving her a light "hmm". "If you were bored, why are you at the kitchens? You should stay in your common room. What house are you in?" Robert had almost forgotten his manners. "I'm Robert. Fourth year" he added before she could ask. "If a teacher catches you down here, not only will you have to spent the night in their office, but you'll also have a lot of explaining to do.." he rambled, making stuff up as he went along, but hoped it would get the right reaction.