Third Floor Common Room [Sunday afternoon]

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Celia had an armful of books from the library and a strange desire to be around other people, still. (Usually the two didn't coincide much for her.) She took her stack out to the common room, flopping lazily on the couch in a flurry of skirts.

She was just about to turn on the television when she heard a soft, deadpan voice say, ""Have you been telling people the butterfly thing? I keep getting calls about threesomes."

Celia started, actually dropping the book she was about to dive into. "...hello?" she said said hesitantly, looking around the room for the voice's owner.

Once she'd actually gotten up and looked behind the television and all the furniture, Celia felt a bit better. She fluttered her hands at the discarded books, bringing them back into a neat pile, and settled back down.

Now, she did turn on the television for company -- she wouldn't actually admit it was because she was a bit uneasy (not to mention confused -- what was a threesome?), but...yes, she wanted another voice in the room that she could actually see the source of.

[open common room is open!]

5th Floor Common Room: Sunday night

[walkswithcoyote]

Mercy had managed to put a good face on during the three minute dates and, even more amazingly, had actually had a decent time. When she'd arrived home she'd spent most of the night up on the roof, shifting back to coyote form and then staring at the stars till she fell asleep so she wouldn't chance waking her roommate with the nightmares she knew she was going to have.

She'd been groggy and distracted all day, finally giving in and napping most of the afternoon. Now she was curled up on a sofa in the common room with some hot chocolate while she waited for her soup to heat up, since she wasn't sure her stomach could handle much else right now.

She was most definitely not watching any sporting competition, but wasn't exactly paying much attention to the Priest marathon she had on and could be talked into switching over.


[Open as common rooms are.]