savagePEST
Elder Member
[[ It's fine ^^ ]]
Adriana's face flushed, feeling wanted making her feel embarrassed and flattered. Her eyes began to burn with tears but she dared not cry, so she forced them back. She didn't know how much of an effect - in the positive sense - she had on Harry. They were close when the camp was up and running ever since the "incident". She had forced him to keep it as a secret and did her best to stay away, but he was persistent in becoming friends. But even as friends, she had this nagging feeling that he was simply babysitting her and she made him liable whenever she would snap. But to know that he didn't want to ditch her and run when things got messy, it was a comforting thought.
"I promise,"she said genuinely, looking over her shoulder and giving him a small smile.
When she turned her head back, her eyes widened in awe. Water: the sound, the smell, the sight. The dim pounding as it splashed into each other and over rocks; the aroma of fresh, moving water; and the view. The sun was setting [?] now and the red-orange glow it gave off made the atmosphere calm and warm. The landscape was like a valley: there was an island covered in trees in the center which was surrounded by water and, in turn, surrounded by waterfalls. "Woah,"she finally breathed.
Then things took a sudden turn and they began to descend, but at a quicker speed than their recent pace. He yelled for her to hold on and Adri turned her head to look at him as if he was a psychopath. "HARRY!"she cried out, squeezing her eyes shut for the impact. But it never came. She could feel that they returned to their normal pace and her shoes were grew wet as water seeped into them. She pried one eye open at a time and saw that they were now gliding over the water. "Jerk,"she said, elbowing him,"Are you trying to give me a heart attack?" Her face then broke into a grin and she began to laugh.
Adriana's face flushed, feeling wanted making her feel embarrassed and flattered. Her eyes began to burn with tears but she dared not cry, so she forced them back. She didn't know how much of an effect - in the positive sense - she had on Harry. They were close when the camp was up and running ever since the "incident". She had forced him to keep it as a secret and did her best to stay away, but he was persistent in becoming friends. But even as friends, she had this nagging feeling that he was simply babysitting her and she made him liable whenever she would snap. But to know that he didn't want to ditch her and run when things got messy, it was a comforting thought.
"I promise,"she said genuinely, looking over her shoulder and giving him a small smile.
When she turned her head back, her eyes widened in awe. Water: the sound, the smell, the sight. The dim pounding as it splashed into each other and over rocks; the aroma of fresh, moving water; and the view. The sun was setting [?] now and the red-orange glow it gave off made the atmosphere calm and warm. The landscape was like a valley: there was an island covered in trees in the center which was surrounded by water and, in turn, surrounded by waterfalls. "Woah,"she finally breathed.
Then things took a sudden turn and they began to descend, but at a quicker speed than their recent pace. He yelled for her to hold on and Adri turned her head to look at him as if he was a psychopath. "HARRY!"she cried out, squeezing her eyes shut for the impact. But it never came. She could feel that they returned to their normal pace and her shoes were grew wet as water seeped into them. She pried one eye open at a time and saw that they were now gliding over the water. "Jerk,"she said, elbowing him,"Are you trying to give me a heart attack?" Her face then broke into a grin and she began to laugh.