The Last Ever

[Tholomyes Fontaine]

Tholomyes stood at the great hall, dressed in his suit for one last dance in the school. It would be a perfect night he was sure of it. It wouldn't matter when Emma appeared she would be perfect but more importantly he was just happy to be spending this last dance at hogwarts with a warmth in his chest over all the memories he had collected from such events. It just seemed so wild to him that his school career was nearing it's end. He couldn't believe that soon he wouldn't have the safety of the school. He knew others would feel the opposite, glad that it would finally come to an end but he was looking forward to the future while holding on tightly to the memories from this place. All the good and bad memories of this wonderful school and the wonderful events it held. The boy hadn't thought he would do well in magical school, following in the footsteps of his overachieving sister, but Theo despite all odds thought that he had done better. Theo knew that lamenting on what had past wasn't a good idea, not for this event. In his hair he had taken one of the red roses from the gardens and placed it in. He was looking forward to being joined here with Emma, but he was happy still to just bask in the event itself and look between the familiar faces within the hall enjoying themselves.
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[Emma Fontaine]

Emma Snow decided to go light on the make up, wearing white which revealed just enough while hiding other parts. She heard through the grapevine that a few of her cousins got engaged, but Emma didn't need a ring on her finger to know who she wanted to be with. Tholomyes was amazing, and everything she wanted. Muggle-born be damned. She approached the Head Boy and threw him a flashing smile, "Last dance! And nice rose." Emma giggled, as she found it in his hair. She reached into her purse and took out a small heart container, inside carrying luxurious chocolates. "I got this owled in yesterday for Valentine's. I wanted to send something other than a rose this year." Emma thought that this was a better gesture, and was glad Lucien loaned her some money and picked it out for her. He did have some good tastes in some things.
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[Tholomyes Fontaine]

The head boy hadn't needed to wait long until Emma it turned up, and he couldn't help but marvel at her for a moment, just how beautiful she was. How stunning she would always be to him. being around her gave him such inspiration, he didn't think his work was any better, but it gave him motivation to paint. That was good in his books, it was half the battle. The boy smile at her comment, "Thanks," he had thought it would be nice to have his last dance in the school also include the rose since he'd been part of the wild patch club since he had first gotten to the school. He looked at the gift that she was giving him and smiled, "These are lovely," he told her honestly. His gaze shifted back to her face and he leaned in to kiss her lips, "I will cherish these," Tholomyes would of course cherish any gift that she gave him, even if chocolates weren't the sort of thing that someone did cherish. "Would you like to dance?" he offered to her, this was their final school dance, it would be sad to not actually dance during it.
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[Emma Fontaine]

Emma kissed her boyfriend in return, after he thanked her for the compliment and the chocolates. A part of her hoped that he would share, even though she might have already had a piece to herself just before she walked down to the Great Hall to begin with. As soon as he asked her to dance, Emma took his hand and immediately started to look toward the dance floor. "I thought you would never ask!" Emma could hardly stand not to dance with him. The atmosphere just screamed romance. "This is going to be our last dance, can you believe it?" Emma asked.​