[I--need--your] {L:O:V:E}--Lou! <3

[Tucker Pierce]

It had been a cold day, due to the Winter season that had hit Hogwarts hard and unexpectedly. It had been snowing all day long, with the clouds covering up the sun's rays of golden light. The mood of the other students didn't seem to phase Tucker's go lucky mood. He hoped it hadn't phased his girlfriend, Lou's mood either. He had been planning a date with her for quite a while, fixing up a nice picnic basket for the two of them.

Tucker was a cheesy guy, but that didn't change his charm that he had. He loved Lou with all his heart, which was beating rapidly underneath his chest as he walked towards Classroom eleven, which would by empty for the time being. In his hand he was carrying a large black and white picnic basket. It was nearly deserted in the corridor as he made his way down the long hall towards Classroom eleven.

Tucker's hand rested on the cold door knob as he pushed the door open and slipped inside. He pushed two desks together, sitting the basket down on the tables. He pulled out a bottle of red wine, two clear glasses, two sandwiches, and two small chocolate cakes, with chocolate dipped strawberries on top. he placed two napkins down on each desk, also pulling out a candle and lighting it quickly. Soon enough there were tons of candles around the room, lighting it up romantically.

Finally, Tucker pulled out a huge bag of red rose pedals, scattering them all over the floor. He left a small path way without the pedals though, giving it a gentle feeling. He turned off the light, standing right in front of the door, pulling at a white rose, and holding it close to his chest as he waited for Lou to arrive.

[Lou McGooken]

<sub>Tucker had left her a note earlier that morning to meet him in Classroom 11. But she hadn’t imagined for one moment the paradise she would find when she entered the room later that day, her eyes wide at the rose petals and candles. She spotted him in the middle of the room, holding a while rose and looking possibly the most eager that he ever had.

”Tuck,” she muttered, a grin spreading across her face. She let her brown school bag fall from her shoulder and onto the floor before walking forward and embracing him in a hug. She’d had a long day, with all her classes and the likes. And she really needed this. She didn’t know why, but she just did.

She burrowed her head into his chest, sighing slightly before breathing in his scent. He still smelled like he always had. Fresh and clean with a hint of cologne and a nice kick of the outdoors. She didn’t know why he always smelled like the outdoors. Or maybe it was just her that thought so. But the next moment, she was looking up at him. He was so damn tall, after all.

”Thanks, for setting all this up,” she told him, smiling her big, cutesy grin up at him. ”I really needed it. And it’s lovely.”</sub>

[Tucker Pierce]

Tucker's head lifted up slowly, and a smile crept onto his face as he wrapped her in a cuddly hug. "Ahh, hey Lou. I missed you babe." He whispered softly into her ear, his dark eyes watching her adoringly. He kissed her forehead gently as she looked up at him, and he lifted the pure white rose to her head, pushing it firmly into her hair. He smiled down at her, his heart thumping gently underneath his chest. He lifted his hand to her face, caressing her jaw line gently.

Tucker felt flattered at Lou's words, but all he knew to do was smile and respond back to her, "Ahh, no worries. It was actually pretty easy, to tell you the truth... but I did put a lot of effort at picking all the pedals, and finding that specific rose. Oh, and the sandwiches took like two hours to make may I add." he paused slightly, to give her a half smile, "I mean the house elves asked to make them, but I thought I would make them. I have an extra secret ingredient..." He paused, to lower his voice as he whispered the next few words, "It's love, love,"

Pulling Lou by the hand, Tucker walked towards the to chairs, leading her to her's like a gentlemen. He continued to smile at her as he made his way to his own seat. First, Tucker opened the bottle of red wine, which matched the peddles really well, and poured a small amount into each glass. He lifted his glass, toasting it with Lou's, which talking in a hushed tone that was barely audible, "To us," he chuckled gently, before bringing the glass up to his lips, sipping the wine delicately. He tossed Lou a sandwich, grabbing one for his own mouth to chew on.