I Caught You

[Bryce Hawkes]

Bryce ran towards the outside of the school, yelling, with his arms stretched up. He can't wait to get some fresh air because the Potion teacher went nuts with their class because they are so noisy so the teacher splashed a potion at all of them, making all of them feel hot and they can only just remove that feeling when they go get a fresh air.

He didn't care for the students he bumped to earlier. He finally went out of the school and he jumped up and down. "WHOOOOH! Finally! Fresh Air!" he shouted, students looking at him. He walked towards a bench and he glared at the people passing by who's giving him dirty looks. What is the matter of yelling at the grounds?

Bryce suddenly felt snow. It's snowing. He wrapped himself up. He doesn't really like cold that much. He examined the grounds, people beginning to shiver. He finally saw something that caught his eye. A Gryffindor boy stealing something from a Ravenclaw girl sitting in the bench, busy doing her homework. He frowned and he walked towards the boy and he narrowed his eyes. "I caught you stealing something, mate. Give it back." and he held his hand out. This boy looked only like a second year and he learned how to steal. He shook his head and he sighed. Second years now a days.

  

[Lugus Cardew]

Lugus actually tried to stop stealing - he believed that it went well most of the time, but he still had fall backs. And it was not like all people around here made it easy for him to resist. He kept seeing the opportunities that was around him, and when they were too easy, he had an even harder time to resist. He had lived on what he could steal from people for several years, it was not just something he could give up on.

Not to mention that after having lost to Kristoffer Lestrange from Slytherin in the duels, his mood had been completely down. How could he have lost to that - thing, he could not even call Kristoffer a human, because he was getting more and more sure that he was not human. When Lugus was in a bad mood, he usually tended to have even a harder time to resist the oppportunities that was so clear to him. He avoided being cooped up inside, it was simply too tempting, so walking around outside, he was in his own thoughts when he saw someone sitting on a bench, working on her homework probably, but the opportunity was simply to easy for Lugus. Among the things she had close to her, was a currently unused quill, that Lugus was sure Aveline would like, that if, if he did not tell her how he got it. He quickly snatched it, and walked casually away from it all to avoid suspicion, but when someone - who looked like an older student, suddenly said that he had caught him stealing, Lugus had to think back on the times of the street.

deny, deny, deny was his own thought to all of it. "I did not." he said with a surprisingly confidence in his voice that he had not suspected. "She was just getting it for me. I asked her to buy it for me, as a present for my sister." he added.

  

[Bryce Hawkes]

Bryce narrowed his eyes as the boy said that he didn't and all of that explanations that Bryce suspected as a lie. He nodded, with his hand on his chin. "Nice try, kid. It will work for the others, but for me.. no." he told him. He looked at the girl who's still busy doing her homework. He shook his head. This girl doesn't care for the surroundings.

"Why don't we ask the girl?" he asked the boy, pointing the girl with his lips. As for Bryce, if the boy didn't ask her, that means that he surely stole it and if he asked it, he didn't steal it. He smirked as he waited for the boy to ask the girl.

  

[Lugus Cardew]

Lugus just looked at the other guy, as he did not seem to believe him, which Lugus found quite annoying, but he was seeing that he was running out of option very fast, but he was not going to give up. He needed some sort of gift for Aveline, and - okay the idea of giving her a stolen quill was maybe not the best, but Lugus could not really think of anything else and it had simply been too easy.

"Do you not believe me?" he said and looked at the other guy. He was not going to give in that easily, but he could see that he was getting cornered in some ways.