It was one of those days for Skyler. Everything that was currently going on seemed to just chase each other in her mind, until any normal thought seemed to be beyond the brunette. There were only two things that would help her clear her mind, and she chose the safer of the two. Which was why she could be seen headed to the quidditch pitch with her broom.

The teen didn't want to think anymore. More often than not lately it gave her a headache. Skyler had every intention of flying until everything surrounding her was left behind. Unfortunately, she didn't seem to be the only one with the idea for a fly.

It looked like a decent amount of younger years had decided to have a game of some sort, and not wanting to intrude on them or get in the way, the brunette headed to the stands to wait for a bit. The teen might've told them to just clear off, but she wasn't prepared to be that rude yet.

It was while in the stands that Sky came across Draco's older cousin, a Slytherin boy who she had never spoken to but knew by name and face. He looked to be sleeping, and the teen set down the new broom Draco had gotten her as carefully and quietly as possible. It might have been under the pretense of not disturbing him, if it weren't for the grin that lit up the girl's face.

Sitting quietly, Sky removed her wand from her riding boot and looked thoughtful for a moment. It was everyday that someone gave her such a free and easy shot, so she thought this called for something special. After a moment of consideration, the teen decided simple might be best in this situation. Muttering as quietly as possible, she waved her wand in a loop-like fashion and slowly his clothes transformed into a banana yellow onesie one would see on a baby. Not able to hold it in, Skyler burst out in laughter. "Now that's what I call a banana in pajamas!" The teen exclaimed, still snickering and eyes bright in the sunlight.

Skyler's amused look faded at his reaction. In her defense, atleast it had been a onesie and not something worse. She had been known to put her best friend into a diaper for Merlin's sake. It was difficult to have fun when everyone was so high strung, and it didn't look like either of the Lestrange boys had much of a sense of humor.

The brunette had come out here to have a good time and instead made a new enemy it seemed. That group of people just seemed to be getting larger by the day. Sky could only imagine the horror it would be should all of her current enemies realize they had a common goal in hating her. Life would most certainly be unbearable then.

Fortunately, the teen didn't have it in her to get angry, not managing the proper strength for it at the moment. Instead, she grabbed her broom and caught up with the older boy easily. Seeing as he was the only one around currently above the age of twelve, she didn't think it was completely a bad idea to try and make some kind of connection. Besides, Draco had said to atleast try with the Slytherins.

Falling into step next to him, she glanced up with bright purple eyes, flashing a grin at the older snake. "C'mon Lestrange. Where's your sense of humor?" The brunette attempted. "And hey, consider yourself lucky. It could've been a tutu."

Nonsense of humor? He was kidding right? Looking into the boy's face, Skyler saw that no, he was dead serious. She shuddered at just the idea. How terrible to not have a sense of humor. Laughter was good for the soul. Atleast, that's what the small brunette believed. Eyes lighting up, the teen decided to make it her personal mission to somehow get the older boy to laugh.

Not taking offense to his scowl and obvious dislike of her following him, Skyler didn't bother hiding the amused grin the spread across her lips as she dropped down onto the bench next to him. "No sense of humor? That's impossible. Everyone has one. I'm sure yours is just on vacation." Her grinned widened, eyes growing brighter at this new challenge. The brunette didn't know why it should seem so fun to try and make the serious boy before her laugh, but she was sure his scowl alone would've sent anyone else running off. Maybe she had a death wish or something, or was an adrenaline junkie and enjoyed taking part in dangerous activities.

"Really?" The teen questioned, curiosity piqued and a smirk taking place on her lips. "What exactly is the worst thing you've been seen wearing then Leyski?" Skyler tried out the nickname she was considering for him, finding it rolled off the tongue quite nicely and decided she would stick with it. "Yea. I'm definitely calling you Leyski." She grinned at him in that way that said she was determined to do just that. Well Mr. I-Don't-Have-A-Sense-Of-Humor, I bet you would've laughed if you been there to see Draco pink as bubblegum. Hair included."

The brunette smirked proudly about it, and hoped it would get the boy to laugh a little while her eyes followed his gesture to those students flying over the pitch. She shrugged gracefully at his question even as she answered. "They've got a game going. I didn't want to intrude or get in the way." She explained simply, and then, because Skyler just couldn't help herself, she added on, "Besides, if I was out there, who would be here making you smile and laugh like a little kid?" She teased the older snake lightly, offering him a wide grin.

Skyler merely rolled her eyes at the older boy, looking out to the horizon and balancing her new broom on her knees. "I'm not nearly as carefree as I seem. I'm just as Slytherin as you. I just use a different mask." The brunette offered as a reply, the statement accompanied with a graceful shrug of her small shoulders, a slight frown on her face. The teen didn't like people judging her without knowing a thing about her. No one knew the constant war waging inside of her at all times. Just because she used grins and jokes instead of sneers and snarky remarks didn't mean she just floated through life. "A smart person knows that a smile hides more than a frown does."

The teen simply grinned unapologetically at his seething reaction to her new nickname for him, though it amused her greatly that he didn't comment or demand she not call him it. This had her eyes dancing in laughter as she put on a mock hurt look. "I'm wounded that you would think such a thing of me!!" Sky exclaimed theatrically, clutching her hands over her heart humorously. The teen snorted in amusement at the idea of her boyfriend in a pink dress. "Maybe I'll try that sometime. If I do, I'll take a picture for you. I can just imagine his face of fury going perfectly with a pink dress."

Skyler pulled a strawberry flavored lolli from her pocket and popped it into her mouth, sucking on it while she crushed the wrapper and stuffed it back in her pocket. "Well gee, thanks." She replied sarcastically, speaking around the candy in her mouth and rolling her purple eyes. The brunette leaned back, her elbows supporting her weight on the bench behind her and her legs dangling from the one she sat on. "Though I suppose I could think of worse company, so I'll take that as a compliment." She flashed a lazy grin, pulling the lolli from her mouth, licking the flavor from her lips appreciatively. "So did you come her purposefully to be alone?" She asked the older boy, cocking her head in a curious manner.

Skyler merely rolled her eyes at the boy. "It's not a fake smile. It's a real one. It just hides a lot of other things behind it." She tried explaining, but figured it was probably useless given who she was talking to. The brunette shrugged. "I prefer it to looking downright hostile all the time." She added on pointedly with a smirk.

Her smirk widened into a grin. "Why should it be pushing my luck to talk to you? Humans are naturally sociable creatures, after all." She responded in a matter-of-fact tone, nodding her head at him as she stuck the lolli in her mouth and sucked on it. Truthfully, she might just be pressing her luck. Skyler wasn't exactly good with the emotion fear. She either didn't feel it when she should or she did and ignored it anyways. It was a flaw that she didn't enjoy being reminded of, considering it tended to land her in trouble.

His comment about Draco had her scowling. She was tempted to say it probably didn't matter either way since the blonde apparently swung both ways, but no matter how much it irritated her, she would never give anyone something to hold over Draco. Sky had no way to know if the the older Slytherin already that particular fact about his cousin, so she bit her tongue against the remark.

The brunette watched in growing amusement as the boy squirmed around uneasily next to her. Her grin widened as she cocked her head at him, quirking a brow, her eyes dancing in amusement. "Considering I'm quite comfortable here, I can only assume from your squirming you either really have to pee or I make you nervous." The teen teased lightly. She couldn't help it. She was a naturally playful person.

Skyler gave the boy a disbelieving look. "You like being alone and depressed-like?" She shook her head at him, clearly not believing him one bit. "I don't believe that. No one wants to be alone." She stated matter-of-factly. It was true enough to her though.

Why would anyone want to be alone all the time? That was just...lonely. And depressing. The brunette couldn't believe anyone would actually want to live like that. It would eat them up alive. Though it did tell her a lot more about the older Slytherin than he probably had wanted to let her in on.

The teen provided a cheeky grin for his benefit. "Nope. Not at all." She agreed simply. He couldn't have made a truer statement. Skyler found herself more curious about him than anything else most people might feel around the older boy. It might have just been her, but she didn't find him scary or anything. Aside from his slight snarky attitude, he wasn't so bad. Atleast, to the brunette he wasn't.

"Afraid you're going to burn that precious pearly skin of yours?" She teased him lightly, following up by letting out a delighted laugh. Her purple eyes gazed up at him brightly in amusement, and despite his apparent determination to not have a good time, Sky seemed to be enjoying herself. "I'm taking that as a compliment, seeing as you're not really my type. I prefer dangerous blondes with sex appeal." The teen winked at him, letting her grin morph into a smirk on her lips. "But you really shouldn't underestimate me. That's only an idiotic mistake on your part. And whatever you may be, I don't believe you to be an idiot."

Skyler could only snort at the explanation he provided, a smug grin settling on her lips easily, like one who knew something they shouldn't. It was clear that she didn't believe a word he was saying, and scowl he provided only served to strengthen her theory. "You're very convincing." She replied sarcastically, rolling her eyes. Considering she too was a Slytherin, she knew the older snake hardly studied, if at all. To date she hadn't seem him so much as crack a book open.

Laughing at the look he gave her, a mischievous look entered her purple eyes and, probably pushing her luck, the brunette reached over and caressed his cheek with the back of her fingers lightly. "Aww. But such pretty skin it is." She teased, flashing an innocent grin that looked completely out of place on her, considering who she was. "And Draco is anything but a sissy." She commented with another smug look. Her boyfriend was such a man it made her shiver in delight just thinking about it.

She looked back out to the horizon, considering his words while he got comfortable. You give a lot away." She shrugged gracefully. "Atleast to me. I'm a naturally curious person, and very observant. I notice things, and rarely do I take anything at face value. Especially around Slytherins." She advised honestly, feeling no need to lie. It wasn't like this information could be used against her anyways. "Your act only works on an audience."