╔══════════♚══════════╗"the troublemaker
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Rowan Michael Kinglocation =
Dining Hallgender =
Maleage =
17Mood =
FlirtyTagged =
PepperQuidditch =
BeaterPictures of him =
x x x╚══════════════════════╝ Rowan couldn't have been more embarrassed as he roughly dealt with the backpack, struggling to keep a calm face as his eyebrows furrowed deeply, forming small creases on top of his eyes as the effort of holding it shut made him want to yell out in anger. He did have a very bad temper, so keeping his calm was going to be difficult. He hadn't even realized Pepper had spoken until he heard the sound of her soft voice ringing through his own ears. The Slytherin boy finally gave up and cursed, letting the backpack bite his hand before looking over at her.
"Nothing, really. I was just looking for someone to talk to, someone with a pretty smile." He grinned when she blushed a bit before swiping a hand through his hair, his anger finally giving in before he pulled the backpack off and punched it slowly, cringing when it made a deafening sound as a couple of heads turned his way. It had finally shut up, along with the rest of the hall. Cursing inside of his mind, he looked over at her and managed a sheepish glance before rolling his shoulders up gently. He hadn't really been planning on embarrassing himself, let alone Pepper, with this incident, but now it was too late to turn back. Her brown hair was rolling down her shoulders, so long he felt like he was staring at a beautiful waterfall of hair. But he was a Slytherin, a cold hearted Slytherin, and no matter how much he tried he couldn't get rid of that heartthrob for her. It was only a crush, though. Sooner or later he'd have to move on, but somehow for now he couldn't. Swallowing the lump in his throat, he stood up before shaking the backpack a bit, trying to get it to wake up but sighing as it now didn't, the chatter now slowly beginning to come back to life.
"I'll see you at lunch.." He murmured and sighed before making his way out of the Hall, hoping not to catch any more attention as he made his way to his dorm. He had never liked quiet, and the Slytherin dorm was so silent he could have swore he heard an ant walking across the floor. Throwing his bag into his room, he brushed his hair before remembering his own fathers' words- don't worry about the people in the school. It's all about you, isn't it? The words echoed through his mind and he blinked before sighing and sitting down, waiting for a bell or any sign to show it was time for the Classes to begin.