Sick,but excited

[kellylynn92]

After Olivia woke up the next day for classes she wasn't feeling to well. Olivia went to the Hospital Wing and found out she had a little bug. So Olivia had to stay in the hospital wing all day, she couldn't get her make up work until tomorrow. Olivia didn't feel good this was true, but she was excited and nervous about talking to Dylan tomorrow. Olivia was waiting and hoping Susan would come and visit her in the Hospital Wing. Olivia was just sitting in bed practicing her Wingardium Leviosa spell on her pillows.When all of a sudden the nurse came over and took her wand away and told her to get some rest this made Olivia mad, but she eventually took a nap. Olivia left a note for Susan that said "Hey Susan, Can you wake me up! Thank you Love you Cousin!"

[Susan Matthews]

Susan was walking past the Hostpital Wing when the Healer had come out to tell her that her cousin was sick. Fearing that it was serious, Susan rushed to Olvia's side. She was relieved that it musn't have been too serious because she was just sleeping. Susan saw the note at her end table and gently shook Olivia's shoulder.

"Olivia?" She whispered, "Olivia, it's Susan, wake up!" She didn't want to be too loud because she knew that disturbing the other patients was sure to get her a ticket out of the Hostpital Wing.

[kellylynn92]

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When Olivia woke up she was so happy to see Susan. Olivia had some interesting news for her. She sat up in the bed, and stretched her arms out a little. A small yawn escaped her mouth, as she recovered from her nap. Before beginning she wiped the sleep from here eyes.

"I think someone likes me in my astronomy class, what do I do?" Olivia was so confused at this point. Boys were something she just didn’t know how to approach yet. She sat there waiting for something helpful from her cousin. Perhaps she would have some more experience with boys, and could help her with what she should do with this one.

As she waited to see what Susan would come up with, she thought about Dylan. The boy sure had a way with words, and what a smile. She couldn’t help but allow a small smile creep in to her face, as his eyes burned in to her mind. She just was slightly flustered, and nervous about their meeting the next day, but hopefully Susan would have some advice.

[Susan Matthews]

Susan was glad to see that her cousin was alright and that the healer had successfully cured her illness. She thought back to the conversation the two had previously in the Girl's Dormitory. Olivia had confided in her about the boy of her dreams. This boy of her dreams, "Dylan", was all that Olivia had talked about lately. By the look in Olivia's eyes, Susan could tell that her crush on Dylan had progressed. Olivia obviously wanted Susan's advice. She thought a moment and then wished she had something fun and exciting to say. To be honest, she hadn't had the best luck when it came to boys. She decided that even though her past wasn't the ideal example for someone who should be giving boy advice, she should at least try.

"Make sure you talk to him," Susan told her cousin in need. "An remember, people like to talk about themselves," Susan mentioned, "So ask a lot of questions!" Susan smiled, happy for her cousin, "I don't know what else to say." She only wished Olivia would have better luck than she.

[kellylynn92]

Olivia decide that she didn't like Dylan any more whne she found out he's a potty mouth. So, now Olivia just needs help getting rid of the guy in her astronmey class because she doesn't like him either. Olivia is a boy flopper, she flops from boy to boy because shes to nervous to stick to one boy. Olivia just wants to know if Susan would like to help her gett awsay from AB.

[Susan Matthews]

Susan laughed to hear that in fact Olivia's interests had changed once more. Susan's attention was drawn to the newest dilemma in Olivia's life. A boy she doesn't like and has a girlfriend is smothering her? There were several answers to this problem.

The most effective Susan decided would be the "cold-shoulder." Susan dropped her messenger bag on to the floor and sat at the foot of Olivia's bed Indian-style. With the curtain's drawn back from around the bed, the sunshine from the windows surrounding the infirmary shone through brilliantly.

Susan leaned back on her palms and began to explain her idea of a "cold-shoulder" approach to the situation. "You just have to ignore the heck out of him," Susan put it simply.