Late Night Munchies (Open)

[lily]

Lily had been studying for a hard test and only had maybe a couple hours and didn't know exactly what to do with herself. She had enough sleep so she would either write or study. But right now she was actually rather hungry, and decided to go to the kitchen and get a simple snack. Though she had no idea exactly what to expect once down there. She knew it was late, but dressed like she was ready for the day. Wearing a pair of blue jeans and a simple black shirt. Putting her hair up in a pony tail.

Humming lowly so not to disturb those who were asleep, she found her way down to the kitchen and heard something. Seeing some elves she smiled at them, and sighed a bit. She asked for butterbeer and a tuna sandwich with lettuce. Something she ate a lot, she loved it actually so things were just going smoothly. It always amazed her about the elves, how they seemed so pleased to help people. And yet felt sorry for them, she hoped they were not slave labor here. But figured they enjoyed there work, least they always seemed to enjoy there work.

Lily was the kind of girl who everyone liked, well at least most of everyone. Though a lot of kids thought she never did anything wrong, which even she knew that was wrong. Lily didn't like to get into trouble with teachers, and she wasn't a bully either. But being in a kitchen when she shouldn't be showed she wasn't as pure as the driven snow. She yawned a bit and dove into her sandwich and looked around seeing the elves doing there thing. She was tired but not very much so, she figured after this she was going to go back to studying.

But as she began to drink her drink she began to think of her parents, she missed them big time. And didn't know exactly what her last year would bring, she had enough on her plate. And thing was, things were coming to an end and she had no idea what she was going to do once she graduated from Hogwarts. She was brought up by a British couple, yet her American accent people think she lies by who raised her. Which she didn't of course, course she had yet to see the point about things. But shrugging her shoulders she sighed hearing something.