Peace

[Charlotte Owens]

Charlotte was happy to be back at Hogwarts for her last year of school. The girl wasn't sure if she was ready to leave yet but felt the need to do so more than ever, despite how much she knew she'd miss it. She definitely had to make the most of her last year and was eager to keep the smile on her face now that things were slowly getting back to normal with Daniel. The girl had missed talking to him for such a long amount of time and was excited to finally be able to talk with him again and catch up, putting aside their disagreement. The prefect found herself out on the grounds during the first week back at school, figuring that the weather was perfect to do so. She didn't really go out on the grounds much anymore for anything other than quidditch and was happy to spend her time getting some fresh air before having to prepare for her big exams at the end of the year. Charlotte sat down on the grass beside the lake, her legs spread out in front of her. She didn't particularly like the lakefront much anymore, especially after what happened a couple of years ago to one of her closest friends, but was happy to just sit there and take it in, finding peace in the movement of the water.

 

[Ari Desai]

There was nothing like the feeling of coming back to school and getting away from his family. It was a good feeling, he enjoyed it while he can. It's not that Ari didn't like his family, quite the opposite actually. But over the break, he found that his life became a little bit more complicated. More complicated in sense him and dad were not talking as much as he would like. After confessing he would not be following his dad's footsteps, his dad went silent. Total mute on Ari, no matter how many times he tried to explain his decision, his father wouldn't give him the time nor day. Regardless how his father felt, Ari made up his choice and he was sticking by it. He thank his time back to school, maybe a little separation will mend their relationship. For now, he roam the school grounds like he would typical do when there was free time. Ari walked with his hands casually nestled in his pockets, wander the lakefront edge until his soft dark eyes settled over someone he recognized in some of his classes last year. "Hey Charlotte." He addressed the blonde girl who was seen sitting alone, loll against the grass. "It's Ari, we have class together."
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