Can't We Just Get Over This? (Trinity)

[Kelvin Morton S4]

Kelvin sat on the roof of Honeydukes, staring out over Hogsmeade. It was broad daylight, and Kelvin shone like a star in the sky, but no one could see him from where he was sitting. He was wearing a pair of black board shorts and thongs. He hadn't bothered putting a shirt on.
He began humming a tune he had heard this morning. It had been a soft one, and it had really caught his attention. He sighed as the sun began its decent. He looked at his watch. It was 5:00pm. "So much for the sun." he chuckled.

[Trinity Bleu]

Trinity emerged from the darkness, rising like mist and pulling herself out into the candy shop that was Honeydukes. She gazed around suspiciously, lest she be found a-wandering, whilst brushing dust off her clothes. An inconspicuous black cloak was wrapped over her muggle attire - a bright red and orange t-shirt in the pattern of flames and a pair of pale blue denim skinny jeans. Grinning victoriously to herself, Trinity stealthily slipped through the shop as the sounds of voices floated from the front - customers buying sweets, most of them children. She made her way familiarly outside, where she expertly scaled the roof. It was nearing evening but it was summer, so the sky was still light, the sun's rays spilling across Hogsmeade. Trinity loved sneaking out of Hogswarts to come here; she could sit on the roof of the buildings, since she was no stranger to climbing trees and the like, admiring the view or drawing or writing a letter to Eric. This place was her haunt, to put it simply.

Which was why, when Trinity's eyes laid on an unfamiliar figure seated exactly where she usually was, she startled in alarm, stare widening, then narrowing in suspicion. She had made no sound, but her slight jump had rattled a roof tile, alerting the boy to her presence. It was then Trinity recognised the face as belonging to a student in Hogwarts - a student, she was sure, who was younger than herself. Thoroughly annoyed that someone like this boy had stolen her favourite hideout, Trinity steadied herself by climbing fully onto the roof and standing before the stranger, hands on hips and looking rather menacing and irritated. "Oi, kid, shouldn't you be in school?" Trinity's glare ran down his half-naked body with evident disapproval. "And put a shirt on, for crying out loud. It's not that hot." She rolled her eyes. After a short silence, in which Trinity merely stared at the boy, she finally gave a passing sigh. "Whatever. What you do is none of my business. I don't care if you stole my place, I'm staying whether you like it or not."

And so Trinity seated herself about two metres away from her fellow Hogwartian, stretching out and staring up blissfully at the sun and sky after laying down her cloak like a picnic mat underneath her. A smile etched onto her face. Eventually her eyes darted to the corners and peered closer at her companion. He hadn't left. "So who are you?" she asked out of curiosity. "You're certainly not a Gryffindor. Hufflepuff? Ravenclaw?" A scowl flickered across Trinity's face. "Slytherin?"

[Kelvin Morton S4]

Crooning, Kelvin glared around as someone was keeping an eye on him. Yes, he was right. A girl, possibly Gryffindor, stood contemplating at him. She seemed furious. The reason couldn't have been estimated roughly. So kelvin thought to ask her why she was behaving like that. But meanwhile, she exclaimed he should have been in school.
It seemed she won't desist, because again and again, she was just complaining. Nothing else. Tranquilly, Kelvin let that girl speak as much as she wanted. She was pretty, but pretentiously didactic too. Kelvin should have wore shirt- that he came to know via her. He smiled when she blamed him for stealing her place. But, she asked who was he too. Kelvin thought maybe she was not that much lunatic as he perceived. When she sat faraway to him, Kelvin started," Uhm...Miss...now, if you have ceased, can I utter few words? Well, why I'm asking...I must speak. By the way, myself Kelvin, fourth year Slytherin. Firstly as you preached me to be in school, I wanna say that it's my cup of tea that why I'm here. By the way...you are also here stealthily. Am I right miss....whatever you are...hmm??"

He paused and then smiled. Again he said," Aah...wellyou or me are not new one to come here like this. But as far as my shirt is concerned, so its too hot for me here, perhaps not for you".

But, he thought why to create a scene before a girl. So he grabbed his blue shirt lying beside him and wore it. "I didn't steel your place. I don't think your name is written over here or its alloted to you. If yes, then let me see where it is." He said in light mood....

[Trinity Bleu]

"Oh crikey, you're a Slytherin." Trinity wrinkled her nose in disgust. "Truly, your sort is my favourite sort," she said sarcastically. When Kelvin proceeded to tell her his details, she rolled her eyes with little patience. "Yeah yeah, kid, yours truly doesn't care. Go tell someone who has the time and idiocy, yeah?" Evidently Kelvin was a rather brainless Fourth Year. To have sneaked out of School - actually, how had he managed that? He was no Trinity Bleu or certainly not the infamous Weasley twins - and then to sit in her favourite hideout topless. Really, this kid was an abomination, that's what he was. There were two types of Slytherins Trinity hated the most: firstly, the arrogant, priggish, stuck-up types, which constituted 90% of the Slytherin population; and secondly, the complete and utter morons - they made up 9.5% of the remaining 10%. Trinity decided Kelvin was one of the latter. The 0.5% left was the very, very rare few individuals who had the slightest ounce of decency in them. Those were really rarer than Trinity falling in love with a Slytherin.

"Well it's obviously 'your cup of tea', kid, because otherwise you wouldn't be here," Trinity shot back, growing even more irritated by this Slytherin's annoying attitude - it was a crazy crossbreed between rude and stupid. "Duh, of course I'm here secretly. Do you think I go to McGonagall and say, 'Hey Teach, just to let you know I'm going to sneak out of School to Hogsmeade to get away from all you boring lot, is that all right?' I'm not that stupid." Trinity bit back the desire to label Kelvin a moron or idiot. She was dying to insult him, but there was no need, not unless he truly provoked her, and then her fists would be out, and most likely her wand, but that was a last-minute resort.

"I've been here hundreds of times since my second year," Trinity explained offhandedly, staring up at the sun as it fell beyond the horizon. "It's honestly not hot enough for you to parade around half-naked!" Snorting in half-derision, half-amusement, she then shrugged. "I'm not normally bothered about nakedness, but the last thing I ever want to see is a Slytherin guy's naked chest." Her dry tone was accented with sarcasm. Thankfully Kelvin seemed to get the message and flung his shirt back on. "Much more modest," she smirked approvingly. "It doesn't belong to me," Trinity then countered a little gruffly, remembering why she thought the kid was so irritating. "But it's an unspoken rule of the trade: don't steal someone else's hiding place!" Shaking her head, she added out loud, "Damn, I'm gonna have to find another one now. Thanks, kid." Rolling her eyes, Trinity cast one last glance at the pretty view, bidding it goodbye, before walking towards the edge of the roof. "See you round, kid. Have fun here - it's a good spot." Trinity wasn't willing to fight with Kelvin for something so trivial. All she wanted was some peace of mind, even though she was rather inclined to give Kelvin a piece of her mind!

[Kelvin Morton S4]

As Kelvin found in that Gryffindor, she was not interested in him & was being irritated by him, which he liked most. She was acting so scarcastly as Kelvin was idiot.

Kelvin laughed aloud & said," Well yes, you must say to McGonagall. So that we can have some fun on seeing yours & her face that time when she'll be twisting your ear!"
He paused for while & listened to her preaching & preaching, as always. When she turned to go somewhere else, Kelvin exclaimed," Hey girl, no need of worry. I'm leaving your place. Come & grab it before someone else takes it." He winked. "Allright, nice to meet you miss didactic. Good bye, hope to meet you again in the school. Do not run away. Bye!"

Kelvin stood up & climbed down the stairs. It was getting dark. Gradually, he start walking to the dorm.....leaving the best place of hiding . He thought to glance at the girl, but he couldn't.