looking for a distraction

Brynn was meticulous in her preparations, ensuring that not a single hair was out of place and her makeup was applied with delicate subtlety. It was already approaching noon on a cloudy Saturday when she finally emerged from her common room. Her chosen attire consisted of a black skirt paired with a sheer green cover-up, while a cream-colored top peeked from underneath, providing a touch of modesty. She knew her father would disapprove of such an outfit, but she reasoned that as long as he remained unaware, no harm would be done. Now, she needed to devise a plan for the day – something to occupy her time or perhaps someone to engage in an intimate encounter with.

However, a cursory glance out of the window revealed a gloomy scene. The normally vibrant water appeared darker, indicating that the weather did not lend itself to outdoor activities. Brynn let out an exasperated sigh, realizing that venturing outside would only result in a muddy mess.

Feeling a sense of defeat, Brynn dramatically slumped down in front of the crackling fire, pulling her feet up onto the seat. From the hidden confines of her shoe, she retrieved her wand and flicked it skillfully. In response to her magic, a book flew through the air, landing gently in her outstretched hands.
outfit

Jakob had been reading at one of the chairs in the common room, he was trying to get some studying done. He knew he had to at least put some effort in to show his parents that he was trying. He didn't think his OWLS would be useful for him trying to find a job since he only cared about playing Quidditch.

He spotted one of his classmates who had a beautiful outfit, and saw it was Brynn. "I must say as usual, you always look like the finest lady in the entire room." he said giving her a small smile. He did like Brynn, she was one of the few girls that he felt that he could tolerate at this school, and most girls annoyed him.

Brynnley was oblivious to Jakob Sallow's presence until he addressed her. Setting aside her book with a smirk, she playfully remarked, "Seems like you're impressed, huh?" Leaning closer to Jakob, she recalled the countless days they had spent together due to their parents' friendship and acknowledged his attractive appearance. Her feet touched the floor, crossing at the ankle and tucking under her chair, as she leaned forward. Teasingly, she suggested, "Perhaps I can offer you even more to admire."
This would be a much better way to waste the day, than reading what ever that book had been. Surely the two of them could get into some trouble together.

Jakob's family had a close relationship with the Aubrey family, and when Brynn had acknowledged his existence. He gave her a little bit of a smirk, "I'm always impressed my dear." he said with a chuckle. He put his books down, and he decided to take a seat by Brynn and gave him a smile. "Are you teasing our housemates again?" he taunted. She always was doing something that had made the boys oogle over her, Jakob didn't like it. Although he was the same with girls.

Brynn's heart skipped a beat as Jakob drew nearer, his magnetic presence sending her emotions into a delightful frenzy. Of course, it wasn't just Jakob who had this effect on her—most of the guys at school had a way of driving her a little crazy. With a playful tilt of her head, she inquired, "Did you really expect anything less from me?" Adjusting her position to face him more directly, she continued, "I've been on the lookout for something or someone to keep me entertained. Unfortunately, it looks like it's gloomy outside, possibly even a storm brewing. And you know what storms bring—rain, and rain means mud." Brynnley exaggerated a gag reflex at the thought of getting dirty. "It's been quite some time since I last found solace in your captivating presence. Have you been up to anything exciting lately?"

Jake had definitely been attracted to Brynn due to how much of a magnetic attraction that was brought with her. He was a teenager who had a crush on a lot of girls and definitely had a bit of jealously at whatever she found herself doing. “Do you enjoy having guys prance all over you? I bet you are on every guys mind.” he said giving her a little bit of a smirk. He listened to her talk about the rain. “It’s Scotland what do you expect? It always rains her and it’s always batshit cold.” he chuckled. It was the odd characteristic of Scotland. “I’ve just been doing my usual picking on everyone I could get my hands on.” he said.

Brynnley chuckled, unable to resist the thrill of attention. She enjoyed the game of capturing people's interest and reveled in the flattery that came with it. "Am I occupying your thoughts?" she coyly inquired, casting him an innocent gaze while playfully batting her eyelashes. The constant rain dampened the mood, quite literally, and she couldn't help but comment on the chill in the air. "Good thing we have the fire to keep us warm," she added, noting the less-than-ideal choice of location for the school. Pushing a strand of hair behind her ear, she ensured it stayed out of her face, letting it cascade over one shoulder. Engaging in one of their shared favorite pastimes, teasing their fellow students, Brynnley mischievously asked, "Made anyone shed tears lately?" moving closer to Jake as she spoke.