The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch)

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Jan 16, 2013 0:31:57 GMT -8

Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2013 0:31:57 GMT -8

Marly had accidentally let it slip that there was a gambling ring in the making. Alice knew that she'd have been sworn to secrecy, so she didn't press for any details. Alice did however, keep her ears perked for any other talk of the event. And with a few little fibs and white lies, she soon found that the hosts of this exclusive party, were none other than Rodolphus Lestrange, and Joram Mortelle. This obviously boiled her curiosity to the max. She had been doing a lot of thinking about him and after a long walk along the black lake and a bit of a talk, Alice had made up her mind.

She had to go to that party, and she had to talk to him. After getting all the information from various people in the school and doing a bit of eavesdropping, Alice found herself sifting through her dresses for the evening. She had a few at the moment. Her mother had owled them in to her last week with the instructions that Alice pick one for the ball. But Alice had no intention of sending any of them back and had written her mother an apology letter telling her that she loved them all.

Nerves wracked their way through her body as she steadied her hand and hooked her earrings in place. Her hair had been neatly pulled back in a curly pony tail with little soft strands hanging at the sides to help frame her face. She didn't put as much effort into her make up as most other girls might, and painted her face up like she would on any given day, but added a touch of lavender eyeshadow.

Staring into the mirror, Alice examined herself and thought over what she was actually doing. In seconds she stamped out her doubt. She was Alice Hallows and much more brave than this. She would have to be. Her name was in that cup and if she didn't have the guts to talk to a boy, how would she be able to compete in the tournament? Easy. Tournaments had nothing to do with your past mistakes. Or so she hoped.

Grabbing her bag and slipping on her sparkly pumps, Alice marched out the door and down the corridor to the room of requirements. As she paced Alice's hands shook violently. She was so lost in her own thought she hadn't noticed the boy standing there as the door opened. "Huh? Door fee?? Oh.. Right.. umm..." She scrounged around in her purse and gave him her coins. "I burned my invitation to avoid the word getting into the wrong hands. I didn't know that I'd need it." It was a well rehearsed excuse and he believed it.

The room was huge and busy with people laughing and drinking and dancing and flipping through cards and chips. Her throat tightened. There he was sitting at the bar with his mates. Having a good time. This was too much. Not even having stayed more than five minutes before she was tearing and breathing heavily trying to get a grip on her emotions, and high tailing it the hell out of there.

The sound of her heels as she stumbled out into the corridor, clacked through the empty hall. There was someone else out there though and as Alice blinked and cleared her bleary eyes to gaze upon the familiar face, she slung her arms around his neck and sobbed. "I couldn't... I just... I couldn't do it."

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Jan 17, 2013 21:48:33 GMT -8

Post by Deleted on Jan 17, 2013 21:48:33 GMT -8

Tonight was going to be trouble and he knew it. Sitting in front of the fire he watched as two girls left the dorm room looking rather lovely, and he noted that one of them happened to be Alice. Standing up in his black tee-shirt and black pajama pants with white AK-47s scattered about, he slipped into a pair of loafer like slippers and a sweatshirt. Slipping down a flight of stairs, keeping his distance from the girl in the very lovely irridescent dress. No idea where she was headed, Kasch crept a little closer as she entered through a door. Crossing his arms he stepped into the light and saw the little Slytherin boy. Shaking his head and checking his watch.

Not even five minutes passed, and Alice was already running out of the Room of Requirement and into his arms. It was so sudden, but he welcomed her warmly. It was odd that he always happened to be there when she needed him, but with her sneaking out after curfew, he had to see what was going on. "Shhh, it's okay there will be other chances." Knowing exactly what she was talking about only made it a little easier on the both of them. "Here take my sweater, you must be freezing." Kasch unzipped his hoodie and drapped it over her shoulders. Pushing the tears from her cheeks he looked toward the door and wrapped his arms around her as well.

"You shouldn't be crying Alice, you tried and that's all that matters. It's not like he's going anywhere. Tomorrow may be better." Rubbing her back he started to lead her away from the RoR and down the corridor.

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Jan 19, 2013 2:44:44 GMT -8

Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2013 2:44:44 GMT -8

Alice sniffed and took a deep breath. The sweatshirt he had pulled around her smelled like cigarette smoke and aftershave. It hit her nostrils like a tidal wave and had an instantly calming effect on the worked up girl. The soft cotton was also warm on her bare skin having been warmed by the boy already. His hair was wet still from a shower and she was noticing how smooth his jaw was. That explained the aftershave. But she'd had no idea he smoked. The image of him encircled by the smoke, and leaning against a wall, a scruffy beard on his chin. It made her startle at the thought of how much a 'bad boy' image of him could turn her mind around.

"I know. You're right, and you're always right." With a shaking hand, Alice pushed the rest of her tears off of her rosy cheek bone. "It was horrible in there. People were already yelling, the music was too loud. He was laughing. Happily. It smelled like...sweat and whore in there. The flip of the cards. The room was so tense I could barely breath let alone seek him out to talk to him. It's impossible. I'll just have to live with him hating me." Alice took a deep breath and looked up at him. They were in a pretty close proximity to each other and it really wasn't like they hadn't hugged before, but maybe now she was just noticing him more.

What would he think of her? Always sobbing over this prat of a boy. Insulting herself with the guilt of it all. She was such an idiot. Kasch must have thought she was just another stupid girl. But then, through the self pitty, Alice had a thought. What was he doing here? If he, in theory, thought so little of her, why was he here holding her. With wide and still bleary eyes, Alice looked up into his face, the smell of aftershave even stronger now. "Why... why are you here? I mean.. How did you get here? Did....Were you looking for me?" Her body pulled away a little, "You expected this to happen didn't you."

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Jan 23, 2013 21:40:18 GMT -8

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"I've been down that road Alice, you never want to live with anyone hating you. It may have been your own fault, but he deserves the right of an apology. If you'd like I can help you work on one and then you can go do it. I'll lock you two in a closet, no wands only words, if I have to." Winking at the girl before she asked him what he was doing there in the first place. Thinking about his words carefully he only smiled, let out a laugh and shook his head.

Pulling her a little closer to him as a drop of water fell from his hair and hit the tile of the corridor. "Don't think if me as a stalker, but whoever doesn't know what is going on in that room would have to be pretty dense. I also know you're not the sort to sneak out in the middle of the night to go to a party put on by that Whore of Slytherin and your ex-lover, might I state, whom of which hates you. So I figured you may need someone to lean on if things happened to get hairy. Which I assumed would happen, and look, here we are!" He draped his arm across her shoulder and looked onward out and down the corridor.

A shiver ran through his body, but Kasch was quick to shake it off. "Lets get back to the dorm, maybe you and I could have our own sort of party since everyone seems to be over here there won't be anyone to bother us up there. Also, I don't want that dress and all your efforts to go to waste. What do you say, you and me in the common room with candy and music minding our own business dancing the night away in front of the warmth of the fire? It sounds like a good night to me, that is if you're up for it."

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Jan 24, 2013 4:44:52 GMT -8

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Her eyes fluttered up quickly looking him dead in the eyes. Was he for real?! The quick way he'd deduced her entire plan in the matter of seconds was astounding. Something in her was fighting to be angry with him for thinking such things about her and the private situation she had with Joram. But it had been a long time since it was private from Kasch. There was an uncanny easy with which she spoke to him. He listened like it was his job, and she adored that about it.

But what was more, he cared about her. The idea that he had felt hate before struck in her core and made her uncomfortable very quickly. How could anyone hate Kasch. He was so perfectly lovely. Sweet, thoughtful, and so cute. These thoughts were flooding her subconscious as he spoke of candy and dancing. " I don't want that dress and all your efforts to go to waste. " And even he was noticing her looks. That made her cheeks flush a little.

"A whole party....just for you and me?" A very soft smile pulled at the very corners of her lips. How charming of him to offer such a thing. Alice was completely taken aback by it for a moment. "That sounds...perfect." Her delicate voice struggled over the words for a moment. Kasch seemed as though he would do just about anything to see her smile. A private party for two not falling short of that. And here, Alice hadn't done a thing to deserve it of him. "But... hold on..." Pulling her wand from what little concealment her dress had, Alice gave him a 'trust me' sort of look and directed it at his head. Quickly the dripping water from his hair was drying up. With a smile, Alice ruffled her fingers through his locks and tried to smooth them back to the familiar part he normally sported.

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Jan 24, 2013 22:37:37 GMT -8

Post by Deleted on Jan 24, 2013 22:37:37 GMT -8

"An entire party just for us." With a nod they climbed the stairs briskly, he was still frigid even after she dried his hair for him. "Thank you, I forgot my wand back on my night stand, you left in a rush so I didn't have time to grab it." His smile was honest and sincere as he looked over at the Gryffindor girl in a very amazing outfit. Quietly they slipped back into the common room. "Just, hold tight I'll go grab my things." Kasch moved up to the sixth year boys dorm that he shared with a number of other students. Mostly pranksters and rule breakers, he felt that he didn't exactly fit their mould, but he tried anyway.

Changing his clothes quickly into a pair of slacks and maroon button down shirt with a tie hanging around his neck, but not tied. Gathering up his stash of candy, sans-chocolate frogs, he clambered down the steps careful not to spill any of the sweet goodness. Wand in hand he sent a spell toward the music box which started to play whatever record was currently on the table. "Ah here we are." His hair still parted as Alice attempted he looked up at her with nothing but a grin across his cheek.

"I know, it may not be like much, but it is still something." Setting the candy on the table he stepped up to her and held his hand out. Kasch has always been a gentleman given the chance. "May I have this dance, Miss Hallows?"

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Jan 26, 2013 3:49:20 GMT -8

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As they made their way back to the common room Alice was absolutely certain of two things. First, she was never going to bark up the Joram tree again, for he was an ass and Alice could do much better. And second, there beside her was a boy willing to move mountains if they offended her. Kasch Morgenstern, was possibly the single greatest man she'd ever met in her entire life. Her therapist was going to shit her pants when Alice told her about him. A smile permanently plastered across her face, Alice let her arm loop in with the boy's as she followed his lead.

Back in the warmth and comfort of Gryffindor tower, the girl seemed to ease tremendously. With a light smile she nodded at his exit. "Sure... I'll... wait right here..." Admittedly, her heart was a tiny bit a flutter as she stood there alone watching the firelight bounce off her shoes and scatter across the floor. Alice took the quiet moment as a break to smooth her hair and check herself over once. Why she was so excited was a mystery. It was just Kasch.

That was Not just Kasch. He'd walked up to his dorm the sweet quiet Kasch she'd shared sandwiches with on the train and walked back down a charming, startlingly handsome man. She was absolutely speechless as the box of sweets rested on the table. Not even that much candy could take her eyes off him though. "You...You changed.... I've... never seen you like this before." With out having to answer, Alice slipped her hand into his and stepped closer to him. Her other found his shoulder as she swallowed and tried not to keep staring. Honestly though, she couldn't help it. And didn't want to help it at that.

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Feb 1, 2013 17:13:42 GMT -8

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Alice’s face lit up and that was all Kasch wanted to see, the light that he knew was there. To him, Alice was more than a friend and he wanted nothing more than to share all his thoughts with her. Changing to make her feel more comfortable in her dress was one step. That and he didn’t exactly want to dance with her in his pajamas. ”I changed for you Alice. Like I said I don’t want your dress to go to waste, and I couldn’t very well dance with you in my sleepwear. That would just be too silly.” They rocked back and forth for a few moments hand and hand listening to the music that surrounded them. It was an interesting chemistry that they shared and Kasch didn’t want to let that go.

”You look lovely Alice that is all I have to say and that dress is doing wonders for your legs.” Kasch smiled brightly toward the girl he was twirling around with. ”I know that the formal is supposed to be boys asking girls, but you seem to lack in that department ever so much, so I’ll just say yes, right now. Yes, Alice I would love to go to the dance with you. Pick whatever you would like to wear and I will be more than pleased to match my tie or undershirt. It would be a pleasure.” He didn’t want to add the as friends part, if she wanted to go as friends that would be fine with him, but he wanted so much more.

The music slowed down a little and he pulled her closer. Kasch wasn’t afraid of rejection like most boys his age, he just loved to be close to a girl, the warmth and the scent of their perfume. It was all just so exotic and romantic. The fire was still roaring to life as they spun in slow circles. Leaning in he gave her a kiss on the cheek before the song ended and smiled. ”Let’s gourge on some sweets.”

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Feb 5, 2013 1:48:41 GMT -8

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The way he spoke to her was so melodic she could have fallen asleep in his arms. There was such a comfort being around him, Alice was thinking that she had never felt more safe in her entire life. So he had changed for her. It was so sweet of him. Alice's cheeks grew a little pink, "M-My legs...? Her hands dove from their place with him, and tugged at the hem of her dress. After realizing that was silly, Alice resumed their dance as he continued to speak. He was surprising her time and time again.

"You....You want to go with me?? Oh, Kasch." The nerves and tension she had building inside her melted away instantly. "I love so much, that you know I haven't asked anyone. And I really meant to ask you. I swear. I just.. I get nervous, and I didn't want to make it weird between us if you didn't want to go. I can never really tell if people like me in the 'let's go to the dance' sort of way. And you'll have to wear red......"

Her eyes had been wandering all over as she rambled on and on about herself. "I put my name in the wizards cup. I'll be wearing red in honor of Gryffindor." Swallowing hard, Alice realized that was the first time she'd said it out loud. He was the first person, out side of her parents and Marly, that she'd told. At the mention of sweets she relaxed even further and let her head rest on his shoulder. The kiss, even to her cheek, was exhilarating, but hardly shocking. In fact, she loved it. "I need a licorice wand so bad it's not even funny."

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Feb 6, 2013 15:18:54 GMT -8

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Laughing quietly he brushed her hair back with a smile. "Well, I suppose that this means that I just have to find me a red shirt or tie. I wouldn't want to stick out like a sore thumb now would I. Meine Leibe." She mentioned a licorice wand and he couldn't help but chuckle once more. "Well, you're in luck I have a few you can choose from. I prefer the red licorice wands over the black licorice ones. I suppose it's all a matter of taste." Kasch lead her to the couch and sat down, pulling her down next to him. Alice was a wonderful girl, and he noticed that she didn't mention anything about going as friends. For that he was thankful. The feeling that the two of them were coming closer together was overwhelming, but Kasch brushed it off as nothing.

Was it a matter of fate that brought the two together, he had grown a fondness for peanut butter and banana sandwiches ever since that train ride. Even though chocolate frogs were one of his favorites he made absolute certain that there were none in this mix. Alice was everything he wanted and more. "I'm really proud that you entered your name in the cup, you'll do great, I mean, if you need help in anything don't hesitate to ask me. I'll do whatever I can in order make you win." Truth was Kasch was rather scared to enter his name into the cup, it was more or less a fear from the backlash of his family. His father had demanded him to be in Slytherin, but Kasch he was different from the other Morgenstern. Surly he loved to study military weapons and airplanes, but the military lifestyle never really had a grasp on his shoulders.

Kaspar, his older brother, happened to be the one to grab the reins of his father. Kaleb was certain that Kaspar was going to be the next great thing. Getting lost in his past just a little he looked over at Alice and all he could see was Ludivine. The girl he had met when he was younger, and later his family had forbade him to see her. It was tragic, and now Kaspar was married to the luxurious blonde French girl. Stolen right from under his fingers. Ludivine had been his childhood friend when he used to play in the streets with the neighborhood kids. The girl held his heart, and all throughout Durmstrang he would owl her. That was until Kaspar decided to take fate into his own hands, he sold Kasch out in order to score the girl of his dreams.

Kasch Morgenstern was not what his family would call a Spartan Warrior, he was very much far from it. He hadn't exactly let anyone in on why, but the poor boy was anemic, he was weak and sometimes he couldn't get out of bed in the morning because of low red cell blood counts. It was a constant battle within himself, if the slightest knick happened he would have to run off to the Hospital Wing in order to control the bleeding. Snapping back into the real world, Kasch pulled his hand through his hair and looked into the box of candy.

"Ah right here we are, two licorice wands for the lovely lady and a couple lemon drops for the gentleman." Hoping that Alice didn't notice his little lapse of remembrance, he smiled and handed over the delicacies as gently as possible, because we all know, a damaged Licorice Wand was the worst possible thing in the world.

Alice Hallows was just the sort of girl to like someone for exactly what she saw of them. And even for the things that she didn’t. It would never matter to her where he came from or who he had ties with. The only thing that would matter to her now ad always, was who he was to her. Who he’d become. Surely she had heard the rumors of him, the transfer boy from Durmstrang. How his parents were disappointed that he had not been sorted into Slytherin. That alone had made her assume he didn’t come from the kind of home that Alice was so familiar with. And none of it had ever changed her mind about him. He was perfectly lovely in every way.

”Thank you, Kasch. It means a lot to me to have your support. Honestly I was scared to do it at first. But then Marlene was doing it… I kind of did it in hopes that I could beat her and she wouldn’t have to go.” That sounded so terrible of her, and Alice was already feeling bad about it. ”With good reason though. I think Marly is just a little too….hot headed. I was afraid she’d go into the competitions without using her head. Part of me sort of just wants to prove to the world that I’m not a wheepy nancy. Though…. Maybe I am. I seem to use you like a tissue half the time. I really am sorry about that.” After a little while she noticed that he’d been fixed on one spot for a while before blinking. She’d seen it before in classes.

The smallest mention of what-ever occasionally pulled him back to a place Alice could not go. But who was she to judge him for that when she was often found doing the exact same thing. With a kind and soft smile, Alice took the candy and fiddled with it for a second before grasping it between her teeth. There was a long sort of pause again as she savored the taste of the red licorice. Then Alice did something that scared her. Leaning in, her lips very softly brushed his cheek and the pulled away after only a second to resume the consumption of her addiction.

He couldn't have asked for something better than Alice, because it didn't exist. She was perfect in every way, her faults and her talents, everything was just meant to be. In the here and now Kasch was very thankful to have someone so close that he could count on and not have to worry about. It was a glorious thing to have someone that understood him without having to ask questions. "I'd be cheering for Marly as well, but to be safe I'm rooting for you to win the spot, and then after such time and you do win, well I'll be cheering from the sidelines." With a wink he plopped a few lemon drops onto his tongue. The fire was roaring to life before the both of them and he couldn't help but grin.

"I'm okay with being used as a tissue, honestly I like the smell of your hair, but you should try using one that smells like evergreen trees. I like the smell of trees." Alice brought something out of him that he wouldn't have ever remembered feeling. It was the same way he felt about Ludivine, but it was a lot stronger than he ever imagined. Two months could really change a person, that was long enough to be friends right? Perhaps this could go further than just the dance. "Maybe I should take you out for tea or something, or a picnic on the edge of the forbidden forest, that is if you're interested. You don't have to if you don't want to, but maybe it will calm your nerves or something before your interview or something. That is if you haven't gone to your interview yet. It would be really nice to see you get the slot, you're such a brilliant madchën." Kasch couldn't hold his tongue for much longer, here he was with a beautiful and intelligent girl and he just rambled. It wasn't normal of him, but then again what about himself was normal?

If Alice hadn’t been so determined to win, she would have been 100% on Marly’s side. Of course she would cheer for her best friend. The mention of trees made her laugh. Alice was about half done with the licorice wand now and was already eying the box of treats for her next indulgence. But then she thought about it some more. He liked the smell of her hair. What was he trying to say?? Blinking a little, the candy fell from her lips as she glanced over at him. He’d changed his clothes, asked her to take him to the dance, picked out all the chocolate frogs from their stash, and… There had been a very distinct two kisses. And on top of that he liked her hair. There were a lot of things that were suddenly piecing themselves together in her mind.

”I’d… love to go on a….. Out for tea or a picnic or something… with you.” Was it a date? Maybe this was a date. What the heck was happening?! Kasch was very quickly changing from her friend to someone she was seriously considering having a fondness for. The idea of which scared her shitless. What if she hurt him the way she’d hurt Joram? Hurting Jorrie had been awful, Alice couldn’t imagine what would happen if she hurt Kasch. It was possible that she would think about throwing herself into the lake. ”As long as we don’t get over run by.. giant ants the size of your shoe or anything.” With a laugh Alice looked back at the box and grabbed a whole fist full of sweets. ”My interview isn’t until later next weekend. Maybe… Tomorrow or the next day? Or even… later in the week or something. I’m sorry…. Mad… what??? Brilliant… fine but…. You lost me at Madchën..” Her beautifully soft sweet voice absolutely butchered the German word as it was forced out from between her teeth. There was no way it was an insult, but it still confused.

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Feb 13, 2013 16:01:13 GMT -8

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As they sat on the couch talking away Kasch smiled across at Alice. "It's means, girl. In German." Obviously it was German it sounded german didn't it? The way she butchered the word only made the smile inflat and his eyes grew warmer by the second. Pulling the wrapper from on chocolate frog he had in his pocket, Kasch let it hop once, caught it in mid air and then bit it's head off. "In other words I called you a brilliant girl, which you are, very much so." Kasch stumbled over his words as he spoke to Alice. She was such a lovely woman, and in the short two months that he had been here the pair have seemed to grow closer. The Gryffindor boy felt very much more than a friendship, but only time would tell. He loved to take things slow, considering what happened with Ludivine all those years ago.

"I'm sure you will do fine for your interview." A yawn escaped his lips after he finished off the rest of the chocolate frog. It was getting late, and how right could he have been when the clock above the fire chimed out twelve grueling notes. "We should get to bed before anyone comes back or wakes up for a midnight snack. I don't want them getting in our stash anyway." Pushing a lock of her hair back behind her ear, Kasch smiled. "C'mon, we can talk more tomorrow. It's supposed to be nice anyway. I can help you with what you want to say during your interview and teach you how to carry yourself, because Merlin knows I've had the practice."

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The Sky Under The Sea (Kasch) Feb 14, 2013 3:11:19 GMT -8

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Alice laughed feeling slightly stupid not knowing any German, but knew that was hardly something to judge her intelligence on. "I get it now... Thank you.. For thinking that I'm brilliant. Sometimes I can't see that very clearly, and the reminder is much appreciated." Kasch was so incredibly sweet and Alice just could not get over his skills with chocolate frogs. If she didn't know any better she'd say she might have a swooning feeling coming on. As much as it scared her though, Alice wanted it to last. She hadn't felt like this since her relationship with Joram.

When he brushed her hair back Alice smiled up at him. Butterflies were making their home in her heart. With that smile, Alice hoped to say everything on her mind. "Thank you. Again.. I'm really going to need the help. Talking isn't always my strong suit. It's not the words that fail me. It's the... guts to say it." With a little laugh, the girl picked up her trash and kicked off her heels. He was right they really should hit the hay. But the idea that he wanted to see her again was comforting. Maybe she'd even have the courage to hold his hand or.... No that was silly. Alice could never make moves on him.

"Hey.... meet me here tomorrow... say... Late morning?" With another smile, she popped her last lemon drop in her mouth and tucked herself in close to him. Her lips brushed his cheek as her arms held him close for just a moment. A little longer than friends might but not quiet as long she would have liked. "Good night Kasch. Sleep well." She sure would. Her dreams of unicorns and cotton candy clouds would be guest staring a Prince in a castle. A fairy tale worth dreaming, even if it was just her imagination.

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