So Worth It.

Audrey laughed wryly. "If being late is your only downfall, I think you're doing alright." She winked, teasingly. It was almost endearing how he played off being hurt in some duels. She'd had broken ribs before, and she surely didn't shrug them off at the time. She chuckled again, queitly. She smiled and sighed away a yawn. She looked down at her wrist slightly. Oh goodness, that can't be the time. she thought, somewhat sadly. She didn't want to stop talking to Sam, but she should've been done with detention an hour ago. "I should go."
Audrey hoped slightly that he was as dissapointed as her that time had passed so quickly. She really wanted to see him again, and as pathetic as it was, she was becoming interested. She knew it was silly, but he was such a sweet guy. It was hard to not like him.[b]

Sam laughed at her comment. "That's not my only downfall, I have many more."said Sam honestly. Sam looked at his watch and frowned. "Wow... that time already, wow time flew by fast!"said Sam to himself. Seeing her get up Sam smirked. "Oh so a non rule breaker I see." said Sam in a teasing voice. " I was really hoping you would stay."said Sam frowning before downing the rest of his butterbeer. "But if you insist on leaving, I won't stop you."said Sam.

Sam hoped she stayed, he was really enjoying getting to her her and she wasn't like other slytherins. She was sweet, kind and to be honest really didn't seem like a Slytherin at all to him.

Audrey smiled slightly, pleased that he liked her company as much as she enjoyed his. "Well, Mr. Nesbitt, I was just trying to protect your honor, of course. I mean, what would people think if they saw you sneaking through the halls with a Slytherin girl at this time of night." she smirked playfully, and let that grow into a full smile. "besides, too much of me and I might scare you away, since I'm a big, bad, Slytherin and all." she added teasingly. She knew by now that no one could mistake her as a threat. Audrey stood at 5'1, at her tallest, and was too optimistic and outgoing to try to be anything but friendly.

She sat back down next to Sam and turned to face him. "so, what're you doing for Spring break?" she asked, deciding on a subject change.

(wow.. SO sorry about this been busy!)

Sam rolled his eyes at her comment. "Well thankyou Ms. Montague, but I don't think that will matter."said Sam honestly. "Although if I got caught out that would cost my house."said Sam honestly. Gryffindor was doing so well in winning the house cup, Sam was glad that they were winning after so many years of not doing so. Sam laughed and shook his head at his comment. "A scary big Slytherin huh? Well... I hardly see that in you!'said Sam smirking back at her as he stood up walking towards her before she took her seat beside him. She was short comapred to what he was which was 6'0 tall.

When he asked what he was doing for spring break he shrugged. "I don't know yet, probably hanging with my sister Sarah."said Sam honestly. "What about you Ms. Montague?'Sam asked her smiling.

Audrey smiled when he stood up, watching as he towered over her. She blushed a bit in minor embarrassment, realizing how short she really was, but the smile remained as they both sat back down.

"Sounds fun." she said, laughing. "Oh, I'm not sure yet. A friend just moved here from Russia, so I was going to show him around, and maybe go to Hogsmeade a few times. It's getting to be pretty enough outside that I'm tired of the castle." the brunette commented, with a longing laugh. Audrey missed the outdoors during the in school semesters, and she was anxious to get out.

Sam chuckled and shook his head as he seen her blush at how short she was. "Your not short Ms. Montangue, I'm just REALLY tall."said Sam honestly.

"Sounds like fun, so is he a childhood best friend or something?"Sam asked her curiously. "My little sister had a childhood best friend that turned into her boyfriend but she lost him a month ago."said Sam sighing. "I honestly don't know what to do, but I do know how she feel though."Sam muttered.

Audrey shock her head sadly. "I'm terribly sorry. I know how hard that can be." she rubbed his arm reassuringly and sighed. Things like that made her feel awful, simply because she knows how that feels better than most. She tapped under his chin hopefully, "Perk up, love?" Audrey hated seeing people sad, especially Sam, no matter how long they've known eachother.