Walking the lady home.

[Teddy Cameron]

Teddy was walking his girlfriend back to her common room, they had passed his ages ago but he was insistent on walking her all the way back like a gentleman. "This is your stop then." He grinned at her, appearing relaxed on the outside but nervous on the inside. He had never had a proper girlfriend before and wasn't quite sure what to do.

 

[Alexia Smith]

Alexia was grinning for the entire walk. She was going out with an insanely cute boy who had a great personality aswell. She felt slightly upset that this was her stop now. "See you tomorrow then?" She asked him before leaning in and kissing Teddy. This was a proper kiss, not just a peck like before.

 

[Teddy Cameron]

Teddy nodded at her question. "Yeah, I'll meet you at break.." He didn't get a chance to finish what he was saying as she had kissed him. Teddy smiled into the kiss and placed his arms around her waist, pulling her closer.

 

[Imogen Day]

Since the holidays and having it confirmed by the letter, Imogen couldn't get her head around the fact the guy she really liked, prefered someone else. And a friend. Imogen had been thinking about it since she'd first seen them kiss. The image brought her close to tears. Imogen wLked into the 7th floor corridor, her arms holding a book and began to walk to the common room. She liked the common room. It was a home. Her home. Imogen looked up and saw two people outside the entrance. She knew instantly who it was. Her heart raced. They were kissing. Imogen accidently let one of the books fall to the ground. Immy blushed and bent down tonpick it up. Her fingers were shaking and she found it hard to pick it up. As soon as it was of the ground Immy got up and turned away from the common room, in a run. She could feel the tears begin to form in her eyes. She didn't want to see that and sue didn't want to into the common room anymore.

 

[Alexia Smith]

Alexia pulled away from Teddy when she heard a thud. Looking around, she noticed a familiar girl running away from them. "Was that Immy?" She shook her head, thinking she was imagining things and turned back to her boyfriend, he was still looking after the girl. "See you tomorrow then." She skipped into her common room after saying the password.

 

[Teddy Cameron]

Teddy heard the thud and turned to see what it was when Alexia pulled away. He imediately felt bad when he saw it was Immy, this was the second time he found her upset and he was worried.
When his girlfriend spoke he just mumbled a quick yeah before following after his best friend. The huflepuff ran as fast as he could to catch up with her. "Immy! Immy wait up!"

 

[Imogen Day]

Imogen continued to run. She needed a Room of requirement. Like the one she had read about in the books. Somewhere she could go, closed the door behind her and shut herself off from him, her and the rest of the world. But of course there was no where. Immy slowed down slightly only to hear running steps behind her and a voice calling her name. Imogen wanted somewhere she could go. She had tears streaming down her face. She stopped and turned round to face Teddy though he was still far away.

"Why should I? Go back to kissing your girlfriend." Imogen yelled to him. Through the tears pouring down her face. She held the book close to her chest and turned to walk away, not really want to speak to him. She didn't want to run either, so just walked, clutching the book and feeling sick to her stomach. He'll go back to her. You're just his friend she thought to herself, still hearing his foot steps approach her.

 

[Teddy Cameron]

Teddy frowned in confusion when Immy yelled at him. He could tell she was crying so ignored what she was saying and continued walking up to her.
"Immy what's wrong?" He put his arm around her shoulder and enveloped his friend into a big hug.
"You can tell me anything, you know that." He tried to sooth her, not knowing what the problem was.

 

[Imogen Day]

Imogen continued to walk until he caught up with her. She turned away as he hugged her. Speaking. He had no idea what was wrong with Immy. She wanted to embrace the hug she was being given. Turn into him, lean her head on his chest and cry, tell him how she felt but the fear of him not saying it back was too great. She pushed him away from her, it was stronger than Immy thought it would be. Her hands were shaking and tears blurred her vision.

"Get off me" Immy shouted at him while she pushed him. "Try to guess Teddy, try to guess what's wrong or can that pathetic excuse for a brain not figure it out.." Immy turned again and continued to walk. Still hopelessly looking for somewhere to be alone.

 

[Teddy Cameron]

Teddy stumbled backwards, he was more hurt by her words than her push but he was hurt none the less. After a couple of seconds his hurt turned to anger, it wasn't his fault he couldn't read minds and really, how many men could understand women. He took another step backwards and glared at her, he was slightly confused about why the words hurt him so much but he ignored that part.

"Fine then, if you're going to be like that maybe me and my 'pathetic excuse for a brain' will leave you to it." He took one more look at her before scoffing.

"Don't bother talking to me until you've stopped being a stressy cow." Teddy didn't know what made him say it but he regretted the words the moment they left his mouth, he didn't show it though. The Hufflepuff boy just turned around and walked away, trying to think what he could've done to make her this angry at him.

 

[Imogen Day]

Imogen knew she hadn't handled the situation well. She'd let herself get angry and over emotional. She had not meant what she said but it had just slipped out. She stopped as he spoke. His words felt like tiny daggers. She turned to see him walk away. New tears began to cascade down Immy's face. She was sure he had meant what he said. Imogen turned round, the images of him and his girlfriend still plastered on her mind. She continued to walk down the corridor, until finally she went to a wall and slide down to the ground. Her body was shaking and tears streamed down her face. It hadn't meant to happen like that.