Here's to the friends that were alibis.

[Matthew Cunning]

Matthew Cunning

Matthew was dreading the dark time approaching. The time when all the teachers make you return to your dormitories even though no one ever wanted to... unless you were lucky enough to have the love of your life on the same house. Matthew wasn't that lucky, sadly.

"Neither do I," Matthew admitted and then added, "I'll be passing memos all night." That was atleast one way to stay in contact with Burgundy when he couldn't see her. Matthew looked up at the sky. It seemed to be fading faster to purple and then to dark blue. He wished he could freeze it, right then and there. Burgundy and him forever. But no, even being a wizard couldn't do that.

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[Burgundy Moore]

Burgundy Moore

"I'll be passing memos all night." She smiled. That would work, she loved getting memo's from him. Usually she ran on so little sleep anyways. "I'll be waiting." She replied. She sighed but she didn't dare move from her spot. She thought that if she moved everything wouldn't be real because this moment was just...she couldn't even describe it.

It was starting to get darker, but she didn't mind. Maybe they could sneak away to where they weren't seen? And of course they weren't going to do anything but talk, but still, some teachers just didn't trust people these days. But she would wait it out and see when they had to go back. But the thought was still stuck in her mind.

[Matthew Cunning]

Matthew Cunning

Matthew just sat there. Holding onto the moment the best he could. Yeah, sure, getting together with Burgundy was somewhat like this... but this time? It felt different. It felt as though it was meant to last. Maybe that's why Matt wanted to hold onto this moment? Because they were just meant to be. Whatever it was, it was strong.

"Hmm, how long do you think we can stay out here without a teacher catching us?" Matthew asked her and laughed softly. But before Burgundy even had the chance to answer a teacher walked up. "Off to your dormitories dearies,"The teacher said. She said it so softly but you know she meant business. The teacher walked off gathering up all the other students who tried to see how long they could stay out.

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[Burgundy Moore]

Burgundy Moore

"Hmm, how long do you think we can stay out here without a teacher catching us?" She thought about that. She probably could, they would just have to sneak around until everyone went to bed. "I think we could take all night if we wanted to. Remember, your with me, I don't get caught." She smiled at him. She usually didn't get caught, but sometimes something would jump out or make a noise and she would cause a whole bunch of noise and that was it. But they were outside, there couldn't be anything really out here could there?

"Off to your dormitories dearies," Burgundy's blond head turned toward the teacher and frowned. It had just turned dark, was she serious? She turned to Matt. "Do you really want to go to bed?" She asked, raising an eyebrow. If he wanted to go to bed, she would let him, but if he didn't then maybe they could just sneak off somewhere and just talk like the sometimes did.

[Matthew Cunning]

Matthew Cunning

Matthew laughed softly at Burgundy. "Well, remember, you're with me. I don't get caught unless I wanna get caught," Matthew smiled and kissed the top of her head. Matt went through where they could hide and not get caught. There were lots of places actually, they just needed a good spot.

"And miss seeing you? No," Matt replied back. Matt turned a little to see the teacher heading back inside. Matt smiled and turned back to Burgundy. "I think it's time we broke curfew," Matt said with a mischievous grin on for one second.

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[Burgundy Moore]

Burgundy Moore

"Well, remember, you're with me. I don't get caught unless I wanna get caught," She grinned and him and got up like they were going to go back to their dormitories. Fat chance. "Well then, we're all set." She stretched and walked toward the castle, just to pretend that she was going to bed.

"I think it's time we broke curfew," She smiled back at him, loving the mischievous smile that broke out on his face. "I think your right." She said, looking back at the teacher, who wasn't looking at them, but yelling at a pair of kids, "I'll follow you." She said, knowing that he knew where they could hide.