Curiosity Killed The Snake

Lavender needed to get some air, clear her head so to speak. The Astronomy tower would be the best place for that so she made her way up there. When she arrived to her usual spot someone was already sitting there, she couldn't tell who it was till they spoke.

"Greengrass," She acknowledged the other girls presence before moving forward and leaning on the wall looking over the grounds. "What are you doing out here? So late too," Lavender kept her eyes on the lake below, moonlight glistening off it. Even the girl beside her couldn't ruin this.

Lavender smirked as Aurora jumped off the side, she must have been slightly worried then.

"Don't worry. If I was going to push you I would have done it by now," Lavender wasn't exactly phased by the girls words, she was pretty used to her rudeness already. "You, curious? Why?" She turned back to the view, unsure as to whether Aurora would leave or not. They weren't the best of friends. Although, Lavender did think Aurora was quite pretty to look at.

Lavender's smirk increased when she noted how guarded Aurora was, she evidently didn't trust anyone. She understood that, Lavender rarely trusted anyone either.

"Well, it is nice up here." She searched for something else to say. Lavender looked over her shoulder, the moonlight lit Aurora's features to make them look even more pretty. She quickly turned away to shake the thoughts out of her head. "I wouldn't have pushed you anyway. What exactly would I have gained from that?" Lavender tried to gain composure once more.

Lavender shook her head, did this girl really think she would feel a kick from such a horrid thing. She would rather push herself off than push someone else.

"Something we agree on then, as I think it's sick and twisted too," She had seen that Aurora was in her normal clothes too. Lavender was wearing her favourite skinny black jeans with a black t-shirt, the t-shirt had the slytherin crest on it. "I come here to clear my head. Get some air, if you must know,"

Lavender rolled her eyes. "I didn't suggest we were friends, or anything remotely close. Who says I would want to be your friend anyway?" It was getting cold and she wished she'd brought a coat. "Yes, funnily enough I do have some stuff in my head. Don't you know what that feels like?" She paused for thought. "Well, you've got heartless down to a tee,"

Lavender creased her forehead in thought. What could she say that would have Aurora at a loss.

"Well, I'm glad we have that sorted. You're probably right, you would find it a burden. My friends tend to be nice to people." She watched the breeze whiz through the forbidden forest, one of her favorite places on the grounds. "Intellegent, I'm not so sure about. But beauty..." Lavender turned to face the other girl, leaning nonchalant against the wall. "I can't argue with,"

Lavender rolled her eyes and shook her head. Aurora was good, she gave her that. But sometimes, being a bitch could get boring, Lavender knew that much.

"Being a bitch is far too boring too. Don't you ever want a break from it?" She turned her back on the girl again. "That's why I'm here, a break. Your presence isn't helping right now though,"

Lavender couldn't help but smile at the girls reasoning, she did have several good points.

"I spose you're right, it can be kinda foolish," She hated to say it, but there was no point trying to lie to Aurora, she was too skilled in this kind of art. "You're right, you could." Lavender smirked until Aurora's last suggestion. "I don't plan on leaving so, looks like it's you," She smiled back mockingly. "After all, you did only come to see what's like. Now you've seen, you can leave," The smile stood firm on her face as she looked up at the moon.

Lavender turned to watch the girl go. "Bye then," She mocked a wave. The tower was back to it's original self, no bitches in sight, no unwanted noises. She would have plenty of fun by herself, however sad that sounded. Lavender didn't care. She'd rather be alone than with Greengrass.