~previously titled Milk And Honey~
"She thinks he did it but she just can't prove it"
The child of disowned traitors, niece of a mass murder, and last remaining descendant of the Ancient and Most noble house of Black, it's safe to say Arlene's life...
The long awaited morning finally came, the golden rays sneaking past the binders and making their way into the bedroom, its light too bright for the early hours
On the small bed in the left corner of the room, laid two girls underneath the covers, resisting the urge to wake up.
"Arlene, I swear, I am going to grab those mirrors and claw your eyes out with them" Sage grumbled as the blankets have failed to shield her from the light.
"Broken... beauty.... bacon..." Arlene who had gained an immunity to the sun, mumbled sleepily.
Hearing the last word and understanding that Arlene was still asleep, the girl pushed her friend, causing her to fall into the floor and wake up.
"Rude much?" Arlene said, groaning as she rubbed her back.
Rolling her eyes, Sage sate up, pointed at the mirrors and said "Desperate for aesthetic much?"
Arlene chuckled and got up, she absolutely loved Sage from the moment they rode the boat together in first year and tried to predict their houses, both had been wrong as Sage believed Arlene's recklessness was made for Gryffindor, while Arlene thought Sage's love for newspapers and magazines was Ravenclaw book smarts.
And suddenly, a very scary thought came to Arlene.
"Sage?" She said as soon as she picked herself up from the floor and threw herself beside her friend on the bed "We'll always be friend. Right?"
Sage raised her head and plopped her elbows on the mattress as she frowned "Of course, why not?"
Copying her movements as she used her elbows to support her weight, Arlene bite her lower lip as she avoided meeting Sage's eyes.
"We're already separated enough being in different houses, but this year, we have different classes, not to mention if I got into the team, we won't be able to spend the matches together and on top of that, we can't go to Hogsmeade together."
"Merlin, do you realize how stupid you sound?"
Startled by her bold statement, Arlene raised an eyebrow "What?"
"We already don't spend matches together because I co-comment with the beauty that choses to call itself Lee Jordan, we don't have to spend every moment of every day together to be friends, and if our friendship depends on being in the same classroom or same color of tie, then it wasn't that strong to begin with,
"And about Hogsmeade, I know you're upset, and don't even try denying it but you are, and I know it's horrible because you looked forward for it for so long, and I really wish there was a way for you to come"
Finishing her speech, Sage took a large breath and dropped her head into the pillow.
"Maybe there is." Arlene said, not really paying attention as she stared into one of the mirror shards, some may take it as disrespect, but Sage knew her friend was just deep in thought.
"Totally ignoring the fact I just made a heartwarming speech about friendship and weren't listening, what are you thinking?" She questioned, eyeing her suspiciously.
She turned to look at her with a large grin "You're friends with the twins, right?"
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