Love was in the air. Confetti hearts in pink and red fell from the enchanted cloudy ceilings of the Great Hall and Valentine themed breakfast items splayed across the four tables; heart shaped pancakes dyed pink, eggs dotted with red peppers, and sausage in the shapes of x's and o's.
Olivia took a seat next to Blaise and sneered at the sausages, "Who the hell made these? X and O's? FOR HUGS AND KISSES HOW MUGGLE!"
The comment earned several stares from the Gryffindor table and a pointed stare from Professor Snape. Olivia waved her hand carelessly, muttering an apology before plopping herself next to Blaise. He looked up from his pancakes and watched his best friend pierced a pancake, threw it on her plate, and drowned it in syrup. Olivia cut the pancake with her fork violently before stuffing her mouth with a piece. "Valentine's Day is a stupid holiday, Zabini." Olivia said through a mouthful of syrup. Olivia wasn't so attractive like this, Blaise mused.
Astoria walked in, a glum expression on her face. She took a seat across from the two and looked at Olivia strangely, "Uhm, Liv, that's a really unhealthy amount of syrup you're eating… or drinking."
Olivia threw her hands up and cried out, seeming a little deranged, "Whatever! Load up the calories! Who am I trying to impress anyway?"
At the end of her sentence, Theo strolled in the Great Hall and Olivia glared at him with the fierceness of a Malfoy. Theo sighed, walking up to Olivia, "You have to talk to me at one point."
Olivia turned towards Blaise and Astoria and smiled sarcastically, "Do you hear that my dear friends? An asshole is trying to talk to me!"
With that, Olivia picked up her books and walked past a sleepy Draco and running towards the Slytherin common room. Draco looked after her and raised an eyebrow, "What's up with Riddle?"
Astoria grabbed a corn muffin and an orange before leaving as well, coldly glaring at Draco in the process. Draco looked after her, his mouth opening and closing like a fish. Theo shrugged, clapping a hand on Draco's shoulder, "I don't know what's wrong with them."
Blaise sighed contently, "And this is why I'm happily single, mates."