Post by musicalxperformer on Nov 17, 2011 9:29:22 GMT -5
Of all of the things in the world, her school had to be the one to have a psychopathic Cupid. She had watched all of her peers be matched and all of the hijinks that always ensued after Cupid had his little ‘party’. She had seen love, hate, rebellion, and pain. She, herself, hated Cupid. He was always attempting to meddle in other’s business, and when they didn’t do every little thing he wished, he killed them. What a wonderful being. Josephine had hoped that she would get lucky, that she wouldn’t be one of Cupid’s lucky victims. Luck, it seemed, did not favor well on her side as of lately. Not only had she finally been matched, but she had been matched with one of her bloody professors. A professor, of course, that she had had for several years. What a bloody beautiful sense of humour.
All ramblings aside, she had to get ready. Even if she didn’t want to be matched, she didn’t really feel the need to rebel as of yet. This matching phase for the Cupid couldn’t linger too awfully long, and Josephine had large plans concerning the potions field. She wanted to help revolutionize the magical world, do something astounding. Sighing in disdain over this whole situation, she pulled a black and blue dress from her trunk, quickly throwing it on. She let her naturally wavy hair stay as it was, flowing down her back, and quickly put on a pair of earrings and necklace. She didn’t really care about the whole situation, but she did enjoy the change of appearance every now and then. Her makeup was done quickly and she was out the door the moment her shoed feet hit the floor.
Time was short, and Josephine was running slightly behind her own schedule. She had always lived life with the motto that early was on time, on time was late, and late was unacceptable. At this very moment, she was on time, and if she didn’t pick up her pace she was going to be late. Unacceptable. She lengthened her stride and finally made it to room 102 where she would be meeting up with her match. Horace Abbott. Professor Horace Abbott, whom she’d frequently had as a professor and currently had as well. What a beautiful coincidence. She stopped in front of the door, that looming door holding her own doom, and straightened her dress. When she realized that she was stalling the inevitable, she shook her head in a small pearl of mirthless laughter. It was now or never. Opening the door, she strode in as she spoke, I’m sorry Profess….you’re not here. How wonderful. At least now she could fidget and prepare herself mentally for the awkwardness of this situation.
Tag Horace Abbott Words 461 Outfit Link Notes Well, this is a horrible post for me. I wrote it before heading into school so it's not my best.
All ramblings aside, she had to get ready. Even if she didn’t want to be matched, she didn’t really feel the need to rebel as of yet. This matching phase for the Cupid couldn’t linger too awfully long, and Josephine had large plans concerning the potions field. She wanted to help revolutionize the magical world, do something astounding. Sighing in disdain over this whole situation, she pulled a black and blue dress from her trunk, quickly throwing it on. She let her naturally wavy hair stay as it was, flowing down her back, and quickly put on a pair of earrings and necklace. She didn’t really care about the whole situation, but she did enjoy the change of appearance every now and then. Her makeup was done quickly and she was out the door the moment her shoed feet hit the floor.
Time was short, and Josephine was running slightly behind her own schedule. She had always lived life with the motto that early was on time, on time was late, and late was unacceptable. At this very moment, she was on time, and if she didn’t pick up her pace she was going to be late. Unacceptable. She lengthened her stride and finally made it to room 102 where she would be meeting up with her match. Horace Abbott. Professor Horace Abbott, whom she’d frequently had as a professor and currently had as well. What a beautiful coincidence. She stopped in front of the door, that looming door holding her own doom, and straightened her dress. When she realized that she was stalling the inevitable, she shook her head in a small pearl of mirthless laughter. It was now or never. Opening the door, she strode in as she spoke, I’m sorry Profess….you’re not here. How wonderful. At least now she could fidget and prepare herself mentally for the awkwardness of this situation.
Tag Horace Abbott Words 461 Outfit Link Notes Well, this is a horrible post for me. I wrote it before heading into school so it's not my best.