Clocktower

And so Fry just stared.
". . . I don't remember having carrots."

She bitchslapped him, right across his face, and ran off to find a bathroom before anybody saw her.

"I. . . Just threw up on Holly. Dammit, give me another butterbeer."


Eric shook his head.
"No way."


"But she hates me!" Fry didn't even care that Selia was listening anymore.

Selia giggled at Fry's stupidity, walking over to Antonio quietly.

"I think he's dead," she said after a while, grinning. "And she doesn't hate you. Just for the moment. You threw up on her."

"Oh for god's sake, Fry. I'm not giving you a butterbeer because you just threw up on somebody."

"I don't care if I threw up on Selia, or you for this matter. But I threw up on Holly, Eric! SO GIVE ME A BUTTERBEER!"


Antonio groaned.
"Do NOT say the word butterbeer."

"You'd care if you threw up on me! I'd kick your butt!" Ignoring Fry, she squeaked. "Oh my god, Antonio, you IDIOT! ABSOLUTE, IDIOT! I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU DRANK THAT MUCH!"

"Shut up. This was all your idea, Selia."

"You weren't supposed to drink that much! Anyways, are you okay?"
Selia sat down cross-legged on the ground next to him, biting her lip.

"I'm fine. But I'm never drinking that stuff again. I thought it only made houseelves drunk."

"Apparently not. Do you want an aspirin? Zyrtec? No, those are for allergies. Um, how about a Tylenol?" She bit her nails, chewing them nervously.

Cedric was leaning against the railing before the clock and it was sunset and stuff. He had showered so he didn't smell like salt and seaweed, and was wearing his uniform white shirt over a pair of jeans. His sweatshirt was wrapped around his waist and he was waiting for Olivia. Rays of sunset poured through the clocktower and past the clear, glass clock planes, you could see the pink, cloudless sky with small black birds occasionally soaring through the sky.

IRLizabeth: *leans forward a little bit in movie theater seat*

IRLiv: *eats popcorn*

IRLizabeth: *steals some of IRLiv's popcorn*

IRLiv:

Livi was running up the stairs. Rather slowly. She'd just run all the way from the lake. And, she was not very athletic.

IRLizabeth: 'u'

...He waited.

And eventually she got there, out of breath. "Sorry." She joined him over by the railing with the sunset and the birds and whatnot.

"Hey, Olivia." Cedric said calmly.
". . . I can't believe I survived that. It reminds me of when I was younger and there was this huge lake, and I dropped something in it, and I was swimming all over it, and couldn't find it, and so yeah." Cedric said quickly. The he looked down back and Olivia.

"Heh. So, it was kind of de ja vu then?" Olivia was watching those birds that were mentioned before.

"Ex-sackly." Cedric said. He turned to see the birds too.

"They're here a bit early. It's only February, right?"

"Yes, that's true. But isn't it also owl-mating season, or something? Where the owls give birth? I've never really looked in to that."

"I don't know."

IRLizabeth: *snicker, pokes IRLiv* He's talking about mating seasons.