Post by Corliss Malfoy on Nov 15, 2009 4:52:38 GMT
It had been only a few days before that the young Slytherin girl had been so wrongly traeted by her father's friend, Craven Smith. The wounds had started to heal, and she was accepting the fact that she was, indeed, preganat. After a long talk with the Healer and the Headmaster, she and Noah had been permitted to stay at Hogwarts, The Headmaster had even offered to preform a spell to quicken the pregnancy term so it would lst, not nine months, but three! The shock had taken about the length of three days to wear off, and still no one, not even Scorpius, knew of the event. Noah and Tucker were the only ones who knew. Rumors of something happening at Hogsmeade had spread quickly around Hogwarts, but they were mostly about the lie that Noah and Corliss had actually broken up. Lies.
The only problem with the seemingly perfect night was the soft growling of Corliss' belly. Still flat as it could be, the small girl ran her hand over the smooth surface, as if expecting to feel a baby bump forming. It was too soo though and she knew that. Sighing, she pushed her blankets off of her and swung her legs over the left side of her bed. She fought the urge to gasp in shock as her feet hit the cold surface of the stone floor. Her feet quickly found the warm, gray slippers that sat by her bed. Slipping them on, she made her way across the room, opening the door slowly.
She was taken back by how empty the Common Room was. It was, in fact, only twelve, and people usually still swarmed the warm room. Shurgging, she pushed through the portrait and made her way down the dark halls, sure to listen for any sound of teachers or Prefects.
She was happy to ake it to the Kitchens without any trouble, espically since Peeves normally taunted her. Oh how she hated that bloody thing. She rarely went out without him finding her. Sometimes, he even datred into her classes just to point and laugh. Such a pest! Tickling the bottom og the pear, Corliss let the painting swing open and stepped through the threshold.
Smiling at the warmth, Corliss accepted a nice, warm glass of hot coco from a smiling house elf. She glared at the creature, always taught not to pity or care for the things. She scowled as she sipped the liquid. It was perfect, another thing she hated about the things, they were just too perfect. Taking a cupcake from another, smaller elf, she took a seat by the crackling fire, shuddering as she relised how cold she really was in her short, black bottoms and lacy silver shirt.
The only problem with the seemingly perfect night was the soft growling of Corliss' belly. Still flat as it could be, the small girl ran her hand over the smooth surface, as if expecting to feel a baby bump forming. It was too soo though and she knew that. Sighing, she pushed her blankets off of her and swung her legs over the left side of her bed. She fought the urge to gasp in shock as her feet hit the cold surface of the stone floor. Her feet quickly found the warm, gray slippers that sat by her bed. Slipping them on, she made her way across the room, opening the door slowly.
She was taken back by how empty the Common Room was. It was, in fact, only twelve, and people usually still swarmed the warm room. Shurgging, she pushed through the portrait and made her way down the dark halls, sure to listen for any sound of teachers or Prefects.
She was happy to ake it to the Kitchens without any trouble, espically since Peeves normally taunted her. Oh how she hated that bloody thing. She rarely went out without him finding her. Sometimes, he even datred into her classes just to point and laugh. Such a pest! Tickling the bottom og the pear, Corliss let the painting swing open and stepped through the threshold.
Smiling at the warmth, Corliss accepted a nice, warm glass of hot coco from a smiling house elf. She glared at the creature, always taught not to pity or care for the things. She scowled as she sipped the liquid. It was perfect, another thing she hated about the things, they were just too perfect. Taking a cupcake from another, smaller elf, she took a seat by the crackling fire, shuddering as she relised how cold she really was in her short, black bottoms and lacy silver shirt.