Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2013 20:57:11 GMT -8
Painting her bloody nails. That was what she had chosen to do to pass the time. It had been a last resort for her - there was literally nothing else that she could do that wouldn’t put her into a coma. With Quidditch on a bit of a hiatus (The Queen Bitch herself, Bellatirx Black, couldn’t seem to orchestrate a practice where all of them weren’t trying to kill one another), there had been nothing for her to pass the time with. Yes, there was a looming Defense Against the Dark Arts essay that was due in a few days, but who really wrote those any more? She was Daphne Winterson! She could have some second class Ravenclaw student write it for a couple of galleons and she could get the grade that her pretty little face deserved.
In times like these, she called upon her best friend Monika for a bit of old-fashioned fun. The pair had been seperated at the hip since their first year...both maniacs in their own way. Daphne loved Mon for her antics, though, seeing her as the soul sister that she had never been blessed with...(Daphne’s real sister was far too out there for her taste, despite the fact that they were only a year apart) So she had told her blonde-haired bestie to meet her in the corridor at half-past midnight so they could catch up.
Her ears perked up at the sound of footsteps on the opposite side of the corridor and a jolt of adrenaline shot through her veins. Always so exciting waiting for someone after hours, ”Monika?” She thought she heard someone coming down the corridor, but it was just Prefect patrol. Ugh, this was absolute bollux. Monika was supposed to be here ages ago (In reality, they had only set to meet a few minutes ago, Daphne was just feeling wildly impatient). Slipping into the shadows, she pressed her back against the wall, still fanning her hands in front of her as she waited for them to dry. She heard the Hufflepuff Prefect sigh as she walked past, but didn’t bother to look into the crevice in which Miss Winterson was hiding. ”Dammit Mon, where are you?”
She stepped back out into the lit hallway and looked around. Rolling her eyes at her friend’s ‘lateness,’ she sat up against one of the windows and managed to sit on the window-frame. Again she went back to painting her nails - the deep rich maroon color almost looked like teardrops of blood upon her fingers. It wasn’t until she looked up that she recognized a blonde figure coming down the hallway, ”Oye! Took you long enough, ya tosser!”
”Where ‘ave you been, eh?” She looked her friend up and down, ”Don’t tell me another boy’s stollen your attention.” She grinned wickedly and then started putting on another coat of nail polish.