Clocktower Courtyard

Once Libby had disappeared, she peeked around the corner so she could watch this. It might be her best friend's first kiss, and despite it being with her brother, she couldn't miss it. Little miss nosy.~

"Then you'll be stressed next year with your NEWTs," Drew reminded her.

"I thought it was in your seventh year." Kelsi replied.

Drew smacked his forehead. "Duh! I just took them." He grinned. "I guess that's why they're called the Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Tests. I don't know what I'm saying."

Kelsi grinned, and half-laughed. "You know, that's a really weird name. Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Tests."

"It is nastily exhausting, though. You're going to have a blast."

"A blast doing them? Eurgh..."

"Yup. An absolute joy."

"I'm really looking forwards to them. You know? I literally broke down on the first OWL. I had forgotten to study for my Defense Against Dark Arts."

Drew stared at her. "How can you go for a whole year, knowing about the OWLs, and forget to study for a subject? Even I couldn't do that."

"I don't know. I just forgot to review the main key points or whatever. And I overreacted."

"Oh. But you got it done, right?"

"Well, obviously... why are we talking about my grades?"

"We aren't talking about your grades. We're talking about the tests. But it's not like you haven't started talking about my grades before."

"Point taken. But then, I had nothing to talk about. I was nervous."

Drew stood up, and stretched. "Nice day out, eh?" Way to make a conversation. The weather. Very original.

"Yeah. It feels good after winter, eh?" Kelsi loved the way he stretched.

"Yeah. I love summer."

"Me too. I'll be visiting you guys alot, because we moved up north. I'm glad there's a fire place, though." Kelsi said with a grin.

"Awesome," was all he could think of saying.

"Hmm... Hey, since you're graduating, it means you can apparate and disapparate, right?"

"Yup."

"That's so cool! I can't wait to learn it. This summer you'll have to show me."

"I can't show you. The school teaches you. Besides, I'm horrible at explaining things."

"Oh. That's fine. Hey, I'm going to head back to my dorm, okay? I haven't finished packing."

"Alright. But, wait." As soon as she had stood up, he leaned in quickly, and...

ya'll know what happens now.