Days Gone By (Juli)

[Parris Helena Pond]

Perrie sat out under the covered bridge reading and falling asleep. She was too busy making sure no one did anything to her during the night and didn't sleep a wink. She started nodding off and shook her head to get rid of the drowsiness, it didn't work to well. After trying very hard, she dropped the book and started to walk around to get her blood flowing. She still had a thing for Juli but she had this estranged fear to tell him. She didn't even know why. So what if he was her best friends brother? So what if she was from the future and he wasn't? There were so many variables that could change everything. Luckily she was planning on staying in this time. There hadn't been much for her but now there was. She had friends to protect her, people to look up to, brilliant groups of people.

Maybe, she hoped, Juli would show up and she'd actually tell him the truth. But she was so shy, and so was he. It was such an adorable relationship, but it was also one that didn't exist yet.

[Juliette Marie Julian]

Juliette was a good best friend, the best of best friends, in fact. She'd figured that Perrie was probably up until ungodly hours trying to make sure that nobody did something to her in her sleep, and therefore was probably on the verge of passing out. With this in mind, Juli being the most awesome of best friends had snuck out of the school in order to purchase their mutual favorite coffee: salted caramel latte with a double shot of espresso. There was a place in Hogsmede that made the best coffee ever.

Now, if she could just find Perrie, life would be wonderful.

She'd thought that her friend would be lurking under the covered bridge like they both usually did, but there was no Perrie in sight. Oh well. The bestest of best friends would just have to go looking for her, Juli decided. Eventually, she tracked her down just wandering around the grounds and jogged to catch up with her.

"Perrie!" she called. "Can I interest you in a coffee?"

[Parris Helena Pond]

Perrie turned around and looked at her friend with a dazed look, "Did you say coffee? Please tell me you said coffee.." she kept shaking her head trying to rid the sleep.

Julie often reffered to herself as the best friend ever but Perrie often thought she, herself, was the best friend ever. It was a toss up though. the only thing strange about it was the time difference. Julie was older but had been Perrie's friend for years, treated her like a person, not just as another student. That was the good thing about her.