Her heart skipped, and it was with an excited relief that her lips met his. They had not snogged once the whole day, for reasons of social etiquette and otherwise preoccupation, so Charlie Spinnet's soft and chapped lips were a welcome change in the night. It was nice, she had not had pleasant, light day like this in a very long time.
Everyday should be like this. Experiences like this was why she she loved summer the best; fireworks, ice cream, lakes, parties, and summer romances. Everyone needed to have days like this.
Wanting to get closer to him (and perhaps her palms had begun to ache from all the added weight), Liddie moved to hover more atop him. Smiling into his mouth, she pulled away just enough to keep their lips touching for a bit of teasing. And talking, of course.
"What amity," she sighed contently, and finally rested her opposite hand on the other side of his body. As much as it would be more convenient, Liddie couldn't quite convince herself to completely straddle the wizard beneath her. Instead, she kept her hips firmly on the ground and simply stretched as much as her arms and back would let her.
Liddie waited for the boom and fizzle of a couple fireworks before speaking again. She couldn't help feeing the lull, she enjoyed staring down and smiling at his smiling face too much.
"Does this make us friends now, Charlie Spinnet?" she asked in an amused manner, the brightest hint of a glint in her eye. Letting out a soft laugh, Liddie then bent her elbows to casually trail her lips away from his and along his jaw.
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