Cherry stood at the Astronomy Tower watching the sunrise as she began writing various things she had observed over the past few hours; her mind had been overactive to the point of barely getting any sleep, so she decided to spend it in a scientific aspect. She knew that Mr. G didn't mind if she goes up there from time to time, especially as long as she let him know at some point. Yawning, she began to draw hearts over the notebook paper she had brought with her. Why did she always have to daydream about various people? Could anyone actually blame her though? Hearing some foot steps, the Ravenclaw turned around.

The sun rose over the horizon, and Felix stared off for a bit. The sun was always something he found beautiful, it eased his mind, allowing him time to think on what he was doing. Felix wore a robe and a hat, his usual outfit. He was lying down for a bit, he felt like he would fall asleep if he stayed much longer.

I've thought on what I needed to think about. Felix had done this for a long time, it started late in his first year, and is now a habit. He'd go somewhere and think on his choices, the more he thought though, gave him less to think on. He wasn't disappointed, but it felt like there was more he could do. Felix wanted to believe there was more he could do, but he had to settle on figuring out how he would become a staff member here. He picked up a glass that he set next to him, and took a sip of water. He paused. I probably could've been more specific to my class members, I'm afraid of big bodies of water, not water itself.

Felix decided to get another good look at the sun, and walked closer. He jumped a little bit seeing Cherry right there, he hadn't noticed her earlier. I need to pay closer attention to my surroundings, if I was anymore careless, things could've gotten messy. Felix adjusted his hat, and breathed a little. "Morning Darling. Wait, it is morning right? I'm not missing any classes again, am I? That would be a shame." Felix said.

After trying to not focus on whatever daydreams she had been having, Cherry resumed observing the sunrise. If she had to be honest, it was rather relaxing, especially after all the stress of beginning her final year at Hogwarts. She later found herself trying to doodle it. It was probably a bad idea to try to make scientific observations when scattered-brain. After hearing a familiar voice, she turned around. "Hey, Felix!" she greeted giving a small smile. "Yeah, it's morning. No, you're not missing any classes. It is only like 7:30 anyway."

Felix sighed in a relieved, but also disappointed, manner. "And here I thought I had missed at least one class." Felix was bothered by something though, a little concerned on how he hadn't noticed her earlier. He was off of his game at the moment, when did she get here? How long had he gone without noticing her? He had to make sure he knew, for possible future incidents.

"So, when did you get here?" Felix asked, trying to sound natural. What possibly made it more difficult is how he had been there for about an hour if it was 7:30. He thought on what else he could say to sound more natural. "Were you out here doing some last second work?" Felix saw the notebook paper she had, using that to help keep his cool.

"I don't think classes start for another couple hours as far as I know," Cherry replied giving a shrug. She made sure to keep track of time best she could; she wouldn't know what she'd do if she were ever late to a class except for trying to forge a professor's handwriting. "I got here about half an hour ago." One could say that Cherry was quite a morning person from time to time. "No," she responded. "I decided to try to make some scientific observations."

"At least I'll have something to do then." Felix shrugged in a relaxed manner. He did enjoy classes, but he feels the same way about skipping them. Though in reality, he did see it better to go to class. That would mean no make up work.

Felix flinched when he heard that she was there half an hour ago. He knew he was a bit off his tracking game, but he didn't think he was quite that off. Even so, he brushed it off quickly and forced a smile. Cherry's response to his "last second work" comment was pretty obvious. "Quite the work horse, aren't we? I respect that drive, I bet it's quite stellar." Felix made a joke relating to the fact that they were in an astronomy tower.

Cherry gave a small smile and nodded. "It doesn't hurt to kill time, especially before classes start. Even if something was homework, it's better done at the last minute rather than not at all," she commented as she began to doodle various planets into her notebook. "I guess so. Thanks." Cherry didn't immediately get that the last part was a joke. "Stellar, huh?"

Felix thought a little bit on what she said, using free time. He really felt a slight connection to it. "You're right, I always love to get some sleep before classes start, but that commonly ends with me being late to class. Good thing I noticed you were here I guess." Felix stretched, helping him regain his usual posture. "You're welcome, Darling." Felix smiled a little as he thought she understood his pun.

Felix still felt bothered by how he hadn't noticed her for so long. His hat twitched and he stared at the sky for a bit. Felix shook his head, readjusted his hat, and made a smile.

"That's why I always make sure to set an alarm whenever I nap. Don't wanna end up staying up all night, y'know?" Cherry responded with a shrug. She didn't really know how to respond to what he had said afterwards, so she just gave a small smile. "You seem to enjoy calling me Darling. That's what I've observed," she commented as she realized she accidentally doodled over her scientific observations. "Dammit."

"You're right, I really should consider that. Though old habits do die hard." Felix managed to calm down, but it was all still bothering him. He did like how the topic was flowing away from the time bit though. "Yeah, you see, you're last name gave me an idea of a nickname. Most of the time I ask if someone is alright with a name, but since it is your last name I just started naturally." Felix noticed her scribble on her notes. "Let me guess, you scribble subconsciously sometimes? No need to be ashamed about something like that."

She observed the sun gradually getting brighter. "I sometimes forget how bright the sun can get shortly after its rise," Cherry said to herself as she listened to the other. "I guess that makes sense as to why you call me that." If she had to be honest, she wasn't really used to having a nickname of sorts. "True. Quite a few people do it after all."