The Sweetest Thing That I know

[Eleanor Hope]

Eleanor could not be any happier to have finally finished the semester and was relieved to finally be able to rid all of her stress with the excitement of the Yule Ball. Ever since meeting Jerara at the Yule Ball, the girl had really liked the event. She had never been to the Yule Ball with a real date before, and now that Jerara was her boyfriend she was able to go with him and make herself look good. Ellie made sure to brush her hair neatly and added some makeup to her face in hopes that Jerara would like it. It felt good to be able to pretty herself for someone and she was happy to spend a whole night with him where she could just relax and be herself. The girl made her way down to the Entrance Hall where they agreed to meet and beamed when she saw that Jerara was already there waiting for her. "Jerara!" she exclaimed excitedly, walking over to him and embracing him.

 

[Jerara Tapsell]

Jerara had been nervous, it would be the first time that he would be going to the yuleball with someone he was dating. He had attended with Beaubelle, but they'd just been friends at the time, sure he had really liked her but they'd just been friends. He had only one suit, a thing that was a little disappointing to him, but he was ready regardless for this. Jerara was meeting her at the entrance hall, and made sure that he was early, before she would get there. It would be good if she didn't have to wait, he didn't want to make her wait. It wasn't too long before he spotted Ellie making her way down the steps. He smiled at her and returned the embrace, "Ellie!" he said with a smile pulling away, "I'm so glad we could do this," he said to her grinning, just so pleased he was going to be able to spend this time with her. "Do you want to dance first?" the boy held out his hand so she could take it and so they could walk into the great hall together. Jerara had had such a full on term that he could feel himself relaxing at this event, the stress on his shoulders vanishing. "I thought this dance would never come, the term seemed to drag on for ages,"​