Making it up to you.

As if on cue, the English weather lived up to its reputation, and the drizzle began, with tiny droplets gently patterning against the leaves of surrounding trees. Undeterred by the rain, Kole leaned closer to Elle, his lips softly brushing against hers once more. In that tender moment, he whispered, "I'll do anything I can to make you happy." His commitment to her happiness resonated in his words, emphasizing his unwavering devotion.

She smiled into their kiss. She loved these things for sure. All the good things. "Aww, thank you, I apprciate it," she said with a smile back to here. She felt sudden rain on her shoulder. "I think we should get away from this rain," she mumbled, even if she didn't want to go.

With a tinge of disappointment, Kole raised his gaze to the sky. He had hoped for more time to be with Elle, but the circumstances were not in their favor. Letting out a sigh, he gracefully rose from the ground and extended his hand to help Elle up. "I suppose you're right," he said, a genuine smile gracing his lips as he looked at her. In that moment, he accepted the reality of the situation, finding solace in their connection and the shared understanding between them.

Elle nodded her head head. Took Kole's hand and the boy helped her up there now. She didn't really want to let go but they had to gather their stuff up now. They couldn't just leave them here at this time. "Well where we go, back to castle?" she asked from Kole.

After setting down their belongings, Kole gazed at Elle, his eyes filled with genuine curiosity. "Is that where you'd like to go?" he asked, encircling his arm around her and delicately placing his hand on her hip. As they began retracing their steps along the pathway they had taken earlier, Kole whispered in a tender tone, "I'll follow you anywhere." His words resonated with unwavering support and devotion, affirming his unwavering commitment to her.

Michelle looked at the Kole and smiled. She wondered how she had gotten so lucky here now with this guy. She wondered a bit before she ended up shaking her head. "No, I don't really want to go back there. Not sure where else we could go," she said with a sigh in the end. She didn't really want to go back to all those noisy people. She was willing to spend more time just with Kole, only him. She looked around them and wondered where they could go. She felt Kole arm on her hip and she didn't really mind it there. She felt safe around the guy for sure. Something she really needed.

Kole's voice fell into a thoughtful silence as he contemplated a secluded location where they could find solace together. A spark of inspiration ignited within him, and he suggested, "What about the boat house? It's a place seldom visited by others, especially outside of the first years' trip across the lake from Hogsmeade. We would have shelter from the rain, and it would be just the two of us."
Kole's eyes gleamed with a mixture of anticipation and a longing for closeness as he awaited Elle's response. In that moment, the boat house became a sanctuary, a secret haven where their hearts could speak freely amidst the tranquil surroundings and the gentle patter of rain.

She listened what Kole said and nodded her head. "Oh yeah that sounds like great idea, yes lets go there," she said with a smile on her face. The girl followed Kole to the boat house and once they were there she smiled. Elle kissed Kole's check now. "You do have great ideas too," she said with a smile.

As the rain gently descended from the sky, a subtle chill permeated the air, prompting Kole to instinctively draw Ell closer to him as they made their way towards the boat house. Their steps harmonized with the soft patter of raindrops on the ground.

"You're far too kind with your compliments," Kole murmured, his voice barely above a whisper, as he encircled her waist with his arms. With a tender embrace, he sought to create a cocoon of warmth and protection around her. "All I desire is to ensure your comfort."

In that intimate moment, their connection deepened. The coolness of the air contrasted with the warmth generated by their shared presence, creating an enchanting juxtaposition that only strengthened their bond.