The School for Good and Evil(Semi-Advanced) discussion

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A young nurse came bustling towards him, her face calm and serious. She was a pretty petite person and Magnus was a bit surprised when she easily picked Rose up out of his arms and put her onto a luxurious looking bed in the corner. Right away the nurse started checking Rose's vital signs, asking Magnus questions about what had happened without ever taking her eyes off of her patient.
"When did she faint?" She asked, not even glancing towards Magnus who stood awkwardly to the side, unsure of what to do.
"A few minutes ago." He answered, fiddling nervously with the hem of his shirt.
"I don't know what happened! She just, one moment we were... hugging and the next moment she just keeled over. Please tell me she's going to be alright." He pleaded. Finally the nurse looked over at him with a kind look.
"I can't promise anything, but most likely she just caught a virus or it was stress induced." She told Magnus in a soft voice, she could tell he really liked this girl. Magnus gave her a hopefully trusting smile and then knelt down by Rose, brushing a strand of hair out of her face.
"I swear you're going to be okay." He whispered, looking at her like there was nothing else in the world to look at.

((just a question, is it the curse that made her faint, or just stress?))

((So evil.))

Magnus hadn't left her side for a moment before she woke up. His knees ached from supporting his weight, but he refused to move at all. Instead he had stayed motionless by her bed, whispering sweet nothings to her motionless form. When her eyes suddenly fluttered open, he met her gaze with a relieved smile. His heart pounded wildly in his chest and his own bright eyes met her beautiful blue ones, sparkling with happiness that she had woken up.
"You're awake! Oh thank god." He murmured, stroking her hair absentmindedly as he stared at her lovingly. Never before had her eyes seemed so wonderful. He felt like they were bluer than ever, but maybe he had just been so scared that she would never open those eyes again that they looked so pretty. He kissed her lightly on the forehead before drawing back as she tried to sit up.
"Hey, hey, I know you want to go fight dragons or something, but you have to be careful alright?" He said quickly. Leaning closer he helped her sit up, keeping a hand on the small of her back as support. The nurse came back to check Rose's vitals again before fixing her with a stern look.
"I think the fainting was due to large amounts of stress, so do you mind telling me if maybe something bad happened during the day, or anything like that?" She asked, her gaze still stern but her voice soft.

Magnus met her soft smile with a huge on of his own, all smiles and pure happiness that Rose was okay. Brushing her hair away from her face again, he leaned in slightly to listen to her talk to the nurse. He had always known that Rose was pretty careful when it came to food. Like most Evergirls and boys, she was careful about her figure. But he had just assumed that she was like that because she was in the school for Good.
"How come you never told me that stuff?" He asked softly. He wasn't hurt that she hadn't told him, but he was more just worried for her health now. The nurse just nodded and smiled a her.
"Alright, just get some rest and hopefully you'll be feeling better soon." She said before walking off to go grab some water for her.
Magnus stayed by her, moving so he was sitting on the side of her bed.
"Are you feeling a little bit better though?" He asked, brow furrowed.

Magnus frowned at her, but it was a playful smile.
"Everything about you is important to me." He told her teasingly before leaning over and kissing her lightly again. He just couldn't spend enough time with Rose, he was totally addicted to her.
"Ugh, sorry, that sounded super cheesy." He said sheepishly as he looked adoringly at her. Finally assure that she was in fact feeling a little bit better, he relaxed a little bit. He couldn't stand the idea that Rose was hurt or unhappy. Despite how much he loved her though, he couldn't help but still feel hurt by her reaction to his lie. He knew that it was bad to lie and all, but he had been doing it for a good reason. He had been doing it to protect everyone he loved from his evil sister.
"Look, Rose, about my sister. I'm really sorry." He told her softly, he was sorry. Even if he was hurt by how angry she had gotten.

Even the light touch of her hand against his forehead as she pushed a piece of hair out of his face was nicer than anything Magnus had ever known. To have someone like Rose, someone who cared about him just as much as he cared about them. Magnus had always wanted that more than anything. There was not a single Everboy who had never dreamed about having the perfect girl. Fairy tales of beautiful princess had always been a part of Magnus's life. But when he had met Rose, he had realized that those princesses in those storybooks were nothing like her. She was better than any girl in a book. Sure, she was just as beautiful and lovely as those girls, but she was more than that. She was funny and witty and smart as well. She was a person, not just a pretend drawing of a ballroom clad girl dancing with her perfect prince.
"Rose?" He said softly, all of a sudden really nervous. He had wanted to say this forever, but had never had the courage to do. But after this, he wanted her to know that he loved her more than anything.
"I think... I think I'm in love with you." Magnus paused to take a breath.
"No... I don't think. I know i'm in love with you." He said more firmly this time.

Rose's silence was deafening. The way her mouth dropped open a little bit and she stared at him with such surprise, those moments were the best/worst moments of Magnus's life. On the one hand he was over-joyed. He had finally said it, damned the fact that she might not love him back. Despite all his cowardice in the past, he had finally pulled it together and said it. That part of him was ready to take her rejection if it came. But the other part of him, was terrified. He couldn't tell what her reaction would be yet after surprise, and he was scared. What if she really didn't love him? What if he had just made a huge idiot of himself? That part of him was not ready for her to tell him that his feelings were one-sided. But then she smiled, and it was beautiful. Magnus let himself melt into her kiss, and he could feel her heartbeat on the inside of her wrist, fast and loud. And he could feel his own heartbeat too, matching hers with a thundering intensity.
"I have wanted to say that forever." He admitted when they finally pulled away.

Rose probably already knew why Magnus had waited so long to say that. It wasn't exactly every day you told someone you loved them for the first time. Rose would know how much courage it took to actually say that.
"Yeah, well, i'm a scardy-cat" He answered jokingly before he captured her lips again in his, pulling her close. He knew that Rose should probably be sleeping, or at least resting her eyes after the whole fainting thing, but Magnus was just so happy that he couldn't handle leaving her alone right now. All he could think of was that he was in love with her, and she was in love with him. He wasn't thinking about his sister, or all his problems. It was just him and her, together.
"I was thinking... maybe a romantic evening? good idea?" He asked, grinning at her.

Magnus grinned against her lips as she tangled her fingers into his hair. He, and every other Ever knew that he spent a lot of time making sure his hair was perfect. Not that he minded Rose messing it up, but he had to smile as she tousled it up carelessly.
"Careful! You're going to ruin my reputation as the perfect hair guy!" He teased, gently brushing his hands through her own beautiful locks. As they parted. Magnus made sure that they were still close together, unwilling to part from her. When the nurse walked back over to them she pursed her lips at Rose's question. Before she could say no though, Magnus took matters into his own hands.
"You wouldn't want to ruin young love would you? I mean, what if my taking her on a date would result in a fairy tale?" He asked pensively, looking at the nurse with an innocent smile. She shook her head at him but eventually broke into a grin and made a shooing gesture with her hand.
"Go have fun. But you watch how you're feeling." She finally relented, but gave Rose a stern look.

Magnus could see Rose's skeptical face through his peripheral vision, but chose to ignore it. He knew that he had some talents, and convincing people of things was one of them. He had always been good at it, and after training as a prince, he had gotten even better. He never lied, but simply said it as though it was supposed to be. When people thought you knew what was right, they usually followed along. People were naturally sheep, and they just needed a Shepard to lead them. As Rose got up, Magnus was quick to make sure she stayed steadily on her feet. He was half tempted to just pick her up, but he knew she would probably find that offensive, so he didn't.
"You okay?" He asked softly, eyebrows creased with concern.

Magnus put a hand around her waist since he knew that even if Rose tried to convince him that she was okay, she might not be. She tough that way, probably tougher than anyone else he knew. Leading her out to the patio that was just outside the dining pavilion. There were already fairy lights all around the chairs (since the Good side was always quite stylish) and Magnus sat her down gently in one of the chairs.
"Stay here and i'll be back in a second okay?" He said gently, grinning boyishly at her.
"Oh, and close your eyes." He added as he backed away back into the dining pavilion.

((Yeah, they're cute!))

Magnus had planned this all out a long time ago, he had just been looking for a good time to act on his plan. He had managed to compile a list of all of Rose's favorite foods and since he liked to cook, he learned how to make dishes with those foods. It had taken him a while to convince the kitchen staff to let him use their kitchen, but he had managed to convince them and now, he had all the dishes ready to go for her. Coming back with all the different dishes he set them out in front of her.
"Hey, no looking!" He teased as he saw her eyes flutter slightly.
"Alright, you can look now." He added after a few moments. It was the ultimate romantic dinner, since he had even put candles on the table. He knew that Rose was still very careful about what she ate, so he had made sure everything was low fat, low sugar and high in minerals.

((If only all guys were like this!))

All Magnus had wanted was that smile from Rose. And he had gotten exactly what he wanted. The look she gave him made him want to melt into a puddle of water on the floor. Of course, that wasn't possible, so instead he just grinned back at her.
"So, you like it?" He asked, even though he already knew the answer. Pulling up a chair next to Rose he flopped down and stretched out his legs. He was just glad that he had made Rose happy. That was the goal of good right? To be brave and kind, and make people happy.

((Do we want Marina to come in sometime and ruin it all?))

Magnus looked over at their intertwined hands with a faint smile. Even little things like that still filled him with joy, even though they had been dating for a while now. Rose was right to think that Magnus was happy right now, if maybe not fully at peace but still happy. But she was wrong to think that hiding something from him was going to make him any happier. Magnus lived his life for other people. As the heir to a throne, he lived his life for his people and his castle. With his friends, he lived to make them smile and laugh and to help them out when they needed it. With Rose, he lived to just be with her and make her happy. So, not telling him something really was taking away a part of who he was when it came to people he loved. But for now, he didn't know anything was wrong so he just smiled and chuckled softly.
"A while. The kitchen staff were not to keen on having a bumbling fool like me in the kitchen." He admitted.

Magnus grinned at her and shrugged his shoulders slightly.
"Yeah" He said with another shrug.
"With a lot of help though... It turns out fire and I don't get along too well." He added with a chuckle. He had had a bit of a disastrous encounter with the oven and it had resulted in the need of a new hair cut since he singed off the bottom of his hair when trying to fry onions. Eventually he had actually been able to finish that stuff, but only with an extreme amount of help from the kitchen staff. Most of them had not been too thrilled, but they had done what it took to get him out of the kitchen. Intertwining his fingers with her he smiled at her softly.
"It sounded like you hadn't had the best of days, I thought you might need it."

((go for it! We will make them suffer!))

Magnus had indeed heard that rustling in the bushes, but he wasn't nearly as jumpy as Rose was. Turning to look at the bushes with a raised eyebrow, Magnus squeezed Rose's hand back. He was more worried about Rose honestly. He knew that she was always a bit on edge, any good fighter was always alert and ready, but she seemed more jumpy than usual. There was definitely something else that had been going on that she wasn't telling him. Magnus didn't want to pry or anything, but maybe he would ask her about it later.
"I don't know... maybe a rabbit or something? I'll go check." Magnus made a move to get up but before he had the chance, a very familiar person walked into the patio.
"Marina?" Magnus jumped out of his seat, putting himself between her and Rose on instinct.
"What are you doing here?" He asked cautiously. His voice was courteous and princely but his posture showed nothing but hostility.

((we're what you want to be and we know it? Awesome!))

Oh, how Magnus hated the way his sister looked at him. The way she acted it was like he was just some pest, an annoying fly that has to be taken care of. Magnus had studied his entire life to be a king. He knew how to fight very well, and yer Marina acted like he was as dangerous as a 3 year old. It made Magnus crazy. What was worse, was that she didn't care about him, because she cared about Rose much more at the moment. For the time being, Marina seemed to be happy to just study Rose instead of actually doing anything. Magnus wasn't sure if he should be happy that she was just observing, or even more scared. He knew that there was no use hiding anything anymore, so he moved away a bit so Marina and Rose could fully see each other.
"Rose, this is my sister Marina." He said with an icy smile. He couldn't let himself be seen as weak, not around his sister. So, even when she used his old nickname, he refused to react.

Magnus watched the interaction with tense muscles. It was like watching a silent battle. Neither of them said anything rude or did anything violent but there was an undeniable tension that simmered between the two girls. magnus could only hope that Rose would win this silent war. He believed that Rose was just as tough as his sister, but the biggest problem was that Rose had morals. Marina would not pause for one second to wonder if what she was going was humane or good. A hero's greatest fault was their nobility, but it was also the exact thing that made them a hero.
"Marina, I know what you're thinking, and it's not going to work." Magnus said softly, his eyes glinting dangerously in the moonlight. Now that Rose had told him she loved him, he was sure that even Marina couldn't break them apart. He would not let her ruin the best part of his life.

Magnus frowned slightly as he watched his sister. Something had shifted for a moment on Marina's expression. Her smile had fallen, if even for just a few moments before she regained her coy smile. Despite that, Magnus had lived with his sister for long enough to know when something was wrong. He quickly thought back to what Rose had said right before his sister's smile had dropped. Something about school? Magnus frowned ever so slightly as his mind whirled quickly in his head. Was his sister having a bad time in the School for Evil? How could that be possible, she was such a Queen Bee that he figured she would be having a ball there. Suddenly Magnus felt something weird in his chest. He felt... bad for her. He actually felt bad for his little sister because she wasn't having a good time at school. But then he remembered that she was in the School for Evil for a good reason and he hardened his heart against this.

"Come on Rose, we should just go." He said softly, not in the mood to fight his sister. All of a sudden he felt tired. So tired that he thought he might just pass out if he didn't go to sleep. Running his hand over his eyes he sighed softly towards the ground. This was not going to be a good year. Not with Marina here.

Wow. Magnus had never seen this side of Rose before. She was purely made up of sarcasm and disgust right now. Of course, that was by no means an incorrect way of talking to his sister, but he had just never seen this part of Rose. She was always the perfect princess with a calm answer to anything. Not that Magnus was a violent person either, but usually he was the one who ended up getting into fights, not Rose. Although this fight definitely was not a physical one. It was a fully a mental battle that was going on between his girlfriend and his sister. He felt a huge wave of relief as Rose agreed to leave with him. He just wanted to go away. To find somewhere were Marina wasn't. A place were he could just be Magnus, Rose's boyfriend, not Magnus, Marina's brother, or Magnus. the hopeless heir to a throne.

"What the hell did you just say?" He growled, turning back to Marina. Well, apparently his temper overrode his need to get away. He was not going to let Marina step all over him like that, but he didn't know how to stop her. He had spent his entire life just ducking his head to whatever Marina said to him. She had always been the powerful one in his family, and he had just let her do and say anything because he hadn't believed that he had the power to change anything. Now, he tried his hardest to convince himself that he was just as strong as her, that he could beat her. But a part of him still cowered away, the brother who feared his little sister because somehow she was the better one.
"I do not run. And don't call me that." He hissed, walking towards Marina with a steady look in his eyes.

((Awesome idea! Lots of drama in store for them! I don't have any ideas at the moment, but if I do, i'll be sure to tell you))

That look. The intake of breath. The way she almost took a mental step back. It showed that maybe, somehow, Marina was scared. Actually, scared might be a little bit over the top, but she was certainly nervous. She probably wasn't used to resistance from her older brother. But now he was finally offering something to fight against, and she was in for a surprise. Bravery was one of the first most important things about being an Ever. Before coming to the School for Good, Magnus had been lacking that skill very very much. But now he wasn't going to let Marina beat him.

But this wasn't just about bravery. It was about revenge too. He wanted revenge for all those years of her torturing his everyday life. He wanted revenge for always being the other kid, while Marina was the star. So it wasn't noble when he stalked up to her, eyes alight with dark flames.
"You don't get to walk away Marina. Not this time." His voice was quiet but as hard as iron. He forgot that Rose was there in that moment. He no longer was trying to impress her, or thinking about if he might scare her. He just wanted to hurt his sister back.
"I know that you are jealous Marina. Because I will have everything you never can. Sure, our parents might love you more than they have ever loved me, but when it comes to the throne that doesn't matter. I will be king one day and you will never be anything more than what you are now. I will have the power you never can. So sure, make fun of me now all you want, but one day I will be king and you will respond to my orders." His voice had taken on a little bit of a sing-songy tune as he grinned wickedly at his sister, saying what he had wanted to say for so long.

Magnus smirked at his sister, his usually soft eyes suddenly cold as ice. He wanted his sister to hurt. He wanted her to feel exactly what he had felt for his entire life when she came along. He didn't care about morals anymore, or about being Good. He just wanted her to feel what he had felt.
"One day might not be too far away little sister, and then you'll be taking my orders." His smirk widened as he glared at Marina. He vaguely heard Rose in the background telling him to stop. But he had stopped himself all his life and now he just wanted, needed, to let go. But then he internalized the tone of her voice. That no-nonsense tone that could make even the worst Never stop in their tracks. He felt stuck in an internal tug-of-war. He wanted to keep spitting anger at Marina, but he knew that he needed to stop. His logic fought against his feelings, but eventually with the help of Rose, his logic one. Letting out a long breath he suddenly let his head hang a but.
"Oh god... I'm sorry Rose..." He muttered towards the ground, his pride wounded and all the battle just leaking out of him.

Magnus didn't even turn as Marina walked away. He suddenly didn't have the energy to do anything else but stand there. A cool breeze filtered through the trees and Magnus shivered involuntarily, suddenly feeling cold and exhausted. It took him a long moment to get his brain back into working order and yet another few seconds for his body to obey his brain. By then, Rose had already began walking and Magnus hurried to catch up to her. Why did this have to happen today of all days? The day the he told Rose that he loved her, this had to happen. After this would she still love him? He knew that he had done something no Good student should ever do. He had let revenge trump nobility.
"Rose, please stop. I-I-i'm sorry... I just... I don't know, I couldn't stop myself." He looked at her with wide eyes, trailing off nervously.

Magnus had the grace to look away, his cheeks flooding with bright red. He knew that he was supposed to be better. He knew that no Ever was supposed to do what he had done. But he needed Rose to forgive him. Wasn't that the point of loving someone? That you loved them through their mistakes and their faults and everything else that no one else could love. Rose had said she loved him hadn't she. Couldn't that mean that she would forgive him? But she seemed in no state to forgive him.
"I know, I can't help it with her though. I swear I will never do anything like that again." He begged, walking quickly beside her to keep up with her fast pace.
"Please Rose..." His voice trailed away, quieter than the breeze that whispered softly through the trees. He couldn't lose her too. He knew that was exactly what Marina wanted, and he couldn't let that happen.

Magnus looked at Rose with wide, uncertainly eyes. Why wouldn't she look at him? He tried in vain to catch her eye, ducking his head to her level to try and get her to look at him. This was not how this night was supposed to be going. It was supposed to be romantic. The day he was supposed to tell her that she loved him was supposed to be the best day of his life, or at least one of them. This was no where near the best day of his life. In fact he was pretty sure that this is was not one of his best days, in fact it was probably one of his worst.
"Rose. Please?" His face crumpled slightly before he suddenly stopped and frowned. No, he was done with this. He had supported Rose through everything and she couldn't just forgive him?
"I try. I try so, so hard and this is what I get? I have spent every waking hour this week planning something perfect for you and you won't even forgive me for one slip up?" He suddenly said, his voice angry and hurt.

Magnus didn't know what to say. He hadn't really been expecting Rose to forgive him, but he really had been hoping that she would. But apparently she wasn't going to because what came out of her mouth next hurt more than anything anyone had ever said to him. Sure, Marina had said a lot of horrible things to him in the past but he had expected it from her. With Rose he usually only expected kindness, and strength and understanding.
"I know that we can never be perfect. But it's worth trying...I just wanted to give you a night that would make you happy for a little while." He said softly. He couldn't believe that this was happening. He couldn't believe that Rose had just told him that she thought he was like a Never now. One thing went wrong, and now he was evil?
"You know what? Fine. Go find yourself some other perfect prince." He said, his voice filled with scorn and hurt. Giving her one last little shake of his head, he bit his lip and walked away towards the lake. He needed some time to cool off.

((Oh gosh, I love Rose's character!))

Magnus wanted to keep walking. He wanted to show Rose that he was strong enough. To show her that he didn't need her. He didn't need her ridicule or her judgement, or any unkind words she might have for him. It wasn't that Magnus couldn't take criticism (although he couldn't take critiques all that well anyways) But Rose was the one who was supposed to tell him that despite his faults, she still loved him. And yet, when she called out his name he had to stop. He hadn't realized it, but he had secretly been praying that she would at least try to stop him. That she still loved him enough that she wouldn't let him just go. So, he almost automatically stopped when she called out his name for the third time.
"Yes." His voice was cold and flat, like he wasn't going to let any emotions out because that might just break him. He didn't turn to even look at Rose, just stood with him back to her, waiting for whatever she was going to say. But before she could say anything he decided to say something himself.
"You know what, if you're going to say you love me or something, just save it okay? I don't think i'm good enough for you anymore, after all, I might as well be a Never right?" He tried to say in that off-hand way that always sounded so cool, but he couldn't quite manage it and his voice cracked slightly on the word Never.

Despite everything, Magnus wanted to turn around and wrap Rose up into a tight hug when he heard her voice. She sounded so desperate, so hurt that it made his heart ache just listening to her. What hurt even more was that he was the one causing all of this. He was the reason that she was hurting so much. Because no matter how angry he felt he still loved her and he couldn't do anything about it. He loved her and his stupid heart wouldn't let him forget. Slowly he turned back around to look at her from his downcast gaze. What she said next made absolutely no sense to him though. How could she be talking about herself? She was perfect. She was what every Ever girl wanted to be, and who almost every Ever boy wanted to date.
"But..." He trailed off, frowning at her with a perplexed look on his face.
"Uhm, I don't understand?" He wanted to keep being angry at her. He wanted to show that he didn't need her in any way, but he couldn't.

"It's complicated? Everything about you is complicated." He raged, his eyes alight with anger and hurt that had been building inside of him since Marina first came to the School of Evil. Not all of this was Rose's fault, she just also happened to be the one around when Magnus finally felt the need to explode. He felt safe enough around her to believe that she would be willing to forgive him if he got angry at her. But as he looked at her, looking so vulnerable with her arms wrapped around herself and her eyes trained to the floor. he knew he couldn't be angry at her anymore.
"Oh, Rose..." He said in a softer tone before closing the space between them in two quick strides.
"I'm sorry." He murmured, wrapped his arms around her and pulling her close to him. It just hurt too much to see her look like that. Like nothing in the world was right. He hated that look and he hated that he had been causing it.

Nothing in the world felt more right than having his arms wrapped around Rose. They fit together like a puzzle piece, and Magnus couldn't help but sometimes think that all of this really had meant to be. They were so perfect together that it seemed unreal half the time. He had been questioning that perfectness a lot though in the past few minutes. Sure, they had fought before and all but only about stupid little things like how long it took Rose to get ready in the morning and how he missed her at breakfast, idiotic teenage stuff like that. This was the first serious argument between them. Despite that though, here he was with his arms around her, and she wasn't stopping him either. So maybe this was meant to be.
"I'm sorry Rose... I didn't mean to go off on you like that. I-I just, you were right, what I did was horrible and i'm sorry." He whispered into her hair, resting his chin on her head.

Magnus exhaled a long pent up breath. He still felt tense and uneasy and he wanted to get rid of that feeling. The thing that finally calmed him down a bit was Rose's eyes. ((Yeah, I know we all cringe)) They were so easy to just get lost in. There was no blue in this world that was more beautiful than Rose's eyes. The sky might try to compete with her eyes once and a while but it was no comparison, she won every time.
"No you wouldn't have." He said with a light chuckle. Magnus still fully believe that Rose was in to way capable of doing anything that tilted towards the Never side of things. In his eyes she was perfect, more perfect than he could ever be.
"I'm sorry I ruined the night." He whispered to her, still clutching her close to his chest as though he were afraid that if he let go she might never forgive him.

Magnus hated to see that she still didn't look happy. He didn't expect her to suddenly be sunlight and rainbows after what had happened but he had maybe been hoping that she would at least be able to smile again. And yes, she was smiling but anyone would be able to see that it wasn't exactly the happiest smile in the world. Her little chuckle made him a little bit happier though because at least she was joking around a bit.
"Yeah, the fainting put a little bit of a damper on my night." He joked softly, kissing her lightly before pulling back and smiling at her.
"Of course, It gave me a chance to at least look like the tough one in our relationship. Which we all know isn't true." He added with a grin. He had always considered Rose the tougher one in their relationship since she always knew exactly what to do in any situation.


((After this scene do you want to do another one with Magnus and Marina? also, the children thing.... awwww))

Magnus chuckled at her and shook his head slightly. Rose's ability to be the perfect princess while being totally independent sort of amazed Magnus. Before her he had met many princesses who couldn't seem to do a thing on their own without fainting. While it did a good job to stroke a prince's ego, it got extremely annoying after a while. The other girls were the exact opposite, independent to the extreme while also being totally unable to even understand the top of a dress to the bottom. In it's own way that was just as annoying because it meant they could never be a suitable Queen. Rose fit perfectly between those categories. She was tough and strong while still being polite and caring. Sometimes other Ever boys would tease him for being the weak one in the relationship but he had quickly put a stop to that. After that no one had ever thought of him as weak. Before she turned to leave he grabbed her hand and pulled her back to him.
"Yeah, just one more thing." He murmured before pressing his lips to hers for a long moment. When he finally pulled back he smiled at her and nodded.
"See you tomorrow." He affirmed with a grin.

((yeah, end))

((Um, maybe the Never and Ever students do class together or something? And Marina and Magnus get into another fight about Rose? Ooh, or I don't know if this would happen in the school but maybe their parents come to visit? Sparking the child rivalry))

((Alright! Sounds awesome, and Rose not being there is going to worry Magnus out of his mind! Where do you want to start?))

((Alright, do you mind starting? Maybe the arena?))