It started as a typical Sunday (Brooke)
Sept 29, 2013 1:28:37 GMT -5
Post by Charlotte Greene on Sept 29, 2013 1:28:37 GMT -5
A pleasant and relaxing Sunday was upon Hamel.. Or at least it had pleasant and relaxing thus far for one Charlotte Greene. She had taken care of some laundry earlier in the day, read several chapters of a book my Susan B. Cooper, and was currently sitting back in the common area of her dorm.. Her bedroom window was open, her door was open, and the door into the common area was open. The draft wasn't quite chilly, and it was nice to air out the place now and then. If anyone had any issues with it, she'd be happy to close the doors, but for now they were wide open.
The smell of Vermont air was nice. Nicer, maybe, than the air further south where she'd come from. Or perhaps it was simply the case that Charlie was finally settling in.. Talking to some people and getting used to her new pixie self. It wasn't clear and she didn't really care, but the point was that today felt good and it had been low stress and Charlie had managed to get a bit more sleep that usual and things were better on top of being good for it.
Given that Charlie was a short ways down the hall, there wasn't much traffic that went past her room, and even if someone was walking the girl's floor, she didn't think much of it. People were welcome to come and go as they pleased as long as they respected the privacy of her bedroom and didn't leave a mess. Not that she would actually have the guts to kick someone out, especially if Astley had invited them. Regardless, Charlie was seated on the floor next to the door that lead into the hallway there the breeze just teased at her hair and made her wing flutter slightly. She had her book open, one leg folded on the ground, and her other knee up do her forearm could rest on it as it held her book up.
She wore simple faded jeans, a pair of nike trainers in white and blue, had her hair down and reasonably straight, and was wearing a plain yellow sleeveless shirt.. and in general was pretty easy to miss if one didn't have a habit of looking down as soon as they entered a room.. Which was okay by Charlie, who would happily spend hours finishing her book if not interrupted or distracted. Today, though, she figured that distractions were as unlikely as they would ever be.
How very wrong she was.
The smell of Vermont air was nice. Nicer, maybe, than the air further south where she'd come from. Or perhaps it was simply the case that Charlie was finally settling in.. Talking to some people and getting used to her new pixie self. It wasn't clear and she didn't really care, but the point was that today felt good and it had been low stress and Charlie had managed to get a bit more sleep that usual and things were better on top of being good for it.
Given that Charlie was a short ways down the hall, there wasn't much traffic that went past her room, and even if someone was walking the girl's floor, she didn't think much of it. People were welcome to come and go as they pleased as long as they respected the privacy of her bedroom and didn't leave a mess. Not that she would actually have the guts to kick someone out, especially if Astley had invited them. Regardless, Charlie was seated on the floor next to the door that lead into the hallway there the breeze just teased at her hair and made her wing flutter slightly. She had her book open, one leg folded on the ground, and her other knee up do her forearm could rest on it as it held her book up.
She wore simple faded jeans, a pair of nike trainers in white and blue, had her hair down and reasonably straight, and was wearing a plain yellow sleeveless shirt.. and in general was pretty easy to miss if one didn't have a habit of looking down as soon as they entered a room.. Which was okay by Charlie, who would happily spend hours finishing her book if not interrupted or distracted. Today, though, she figured that distractions were as unlikely as they would ever be.
How very wrong she was.