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| As Margot continued to toss and turn in her bed, she was getting more and more frustrated with each turn. Insomnia was slowly taking over, she could feel. The later it got, the more awake she became. Looking over at her bedside table clock, Margot groaned as she saw it was half past two in the morning. The only sounds being heard were the soft snoring of her dorm mates, and she wished desperately she could join them. Margot was almost positive she was the only one awake in the dorm, which made things worse. Well, easier since she was planning to sneak out if she didn't get to sleep soon. Margot really shouldn't sneak out, as she had classes in just a few, short hours. But in her mind she knew there was no point in trying anymore, she already has been trying to get to sleep for five hours now. Fifteen more minutes passed, which now made it 2:45 a.m. Sighing heavily, Margot sat up in bed, swung her feet over and slipped on her house shoes and robe. As Margot began to creep her way across the dorm floor, she took out her wand, ready to light it when she entered the pitch-black corridors. That's one of the only things she didn't like about the castle. At night they made it so dark you can't see your nose in front of your face. Margot opened the door to the dorm, and began to make her way down the marble steps to the common room. As she neared it, she heard the crackling of a fire. Hm...someone must be up too, she thought, shrugging. Margot opened the door slowly and peaked her head in, twisting her brow in confusion when she saw it was empty. Okay... she thought, shrugging once more. Margot walked across the common room, looking around. She didn't understand why they always left all the Lights in the common room It, when the students weren't allowed to leave their dorms after curfew (which, of course, didn't stop Margot). Margot loved the look and feel of the common room. It was so homey and warm. With its yellow, gold, and red carpet and rugs, big, comfy armchairs couches, Margot definitely spent a lot of time there. Finally, Margot was out in the corridors, so therefore she took out her wand and whispered, "Lumos," and a glow of Light surrounded her. She hoped no professors, prefects, or staff was out for a late-night stroll, she could get detention for this. In her six years at the school, Margot has never set foot in detention. This gave her easy access for Slytherin taunting, because she was Such a "goody-goody". Though, she shut them up quick because she had something not a lot of people did. Metamorphmagus powers. They were excellent, and she loved using it. She got what she wanted a lot of the time, because she was able to make herself cry at will because of them. She didn't do that often, just when she really wanted something. Margot knew her parents knew she would use it for her own sake, but yet they never disagreed. Oh well, she shouldn't be complaining, right? As Margot began to walk through the corridors, she could now hear not her dorm mates snoring, but now the paintings. They were so annoying sometimes; but they were also very entertaining. In one painting, she saw that it was a painting of a mother and a baby. The baby had woken up, and was crying loudly. The paintings around it woke up as well, and was arguing loudly. Margot shook her head and chuckled to herself, and continued on. She was glad she was in Gryffindor, because she didn't have a long way to go to get to her destination in mind. At times Like this she would normally go to a secluded area and play the piano, but she didn't know any sound-proofing spells, and she didn't want to get caught. She was actually surprised she hadn't been caught yet. At last, Margot pushed open the doors to the towers, slowly, as they creaked. When Margot entered the staircase that lead to the rooftop, she had to stop and wait for her eyes to adjust to the Sudden, even darker, darkness. It was a small staircase that went up to the roof, but it was extremely dark. In the daytime you could at least have the Light coming in from the cracks in the door. But now, nothing. Finally, Margot's eyes were adjusted, and she walked up the stairs to the roof, and opened the door. Margot was immediately greeted with bright moonlight, as the moon was right over her head. The moon was so big and bright, Margot felt she could reach up and grab it. Sighing happily, Margot walked over to her usual spot and sat down, looking up at the sky. There were two people Margot couldn't get out of her head, which she thought contributed to her no sleeping. One was Clark Potter. He was so sweet and kind, and they've been friends for years. Margot could probably trust Clark with anything, and not fear him telling anyone. She didn't want to admit it to herself, but she was afraid she...loved him. Margot didn't want to love him, because she was almost positive he didn't feel that way about her, and she didn't want to get hurt. The other was Armand Malfoy. She thought that was more lust than anything. He was so handsome, Margot frequently found herself staring. But the only problem with that was, he was a Malfoy, and she was Sure he didn't know she existed. Even though they've been in the same classes since first year. She didn't understand it, actually. Margot wasn't that bad to look at, and she was a good person. That might be the problem. In fact, she was Sure it was. The Malfoys were so picky and strict. Margot was a Gryffindor, and on top of that, her family didn't have that much money. Sighing heavily, Margot promised herself she wouldn't cry. It was just so hard when the two people she cared a lot about didn't return her feelings. |