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A giggle escaped Dominic’s lips as he was studying, shaking his head as he covered his mouth for a moment, trying to hush himself. But he couldn’t help it. He had stayed up way too late the night before and felt extra giggly and bubbly and didn’t know how to turn it off. It wouldn’t have been a problem, had he not been in the library. “I’m sorry,” he whispered to his neighbor across the table, diagonal from him.

Her eyes slowly lifted from her book to the boy sitting across from her, giggling a bit herself. “What is going on with you?” Liana asked him.

“Wait, wait, wait – Did I see you with Dominic Vane? I thought you two were over!” 

“I’m sorry? I mean-yes that was him but what do you mean over? I never dated him.”

Dominic absolutely adored the holiday season. It was something that he couldn’t get enough of. The lights, the trees, the decorations, the food, and everything in between. So naturally, he had to walk around the school with a pair of antlers on his hair in the days leading up to the big day. He would be spending Christmas at the school, or so he assumed. His parents were usually busy, so why go home to an empty house? No, he’d much rather spend it with the other few who stayed throughout the break. He was walking down the halls, not really caring what anyone would say. It was basically tradition for him at this point to always have something. This year was apparently antlers. 

Liana was leaving the library after finishing a paper due before classes ended, a stressed frown on her face before stopping in her tracks at the sight of the antlers walking in her direction. The instant she realized it was her fellow housemate and friend with them on, she immediately broke into a smile. Leave it to Dominic Vane to break her out of her bad mood by simply walking down the corridor. “What in the bloody hell are you wearing?” She asked him, amused.

A wide grin appeared on his face as he saw Liana from down the hall. Dominic shrugged his shoulders, sticking his hands into his pockets as he approached her. “I retired my Santa hat for some antlers. Now, I know what you’re thinking, that sounds like a downgrade. But being a deer has its perks too! Way more than a fat man with a superiority complex,” he laughed at his own little joke. “Plus the castle is decorated. Why can’t I be?”

Dominic absolutely adored the holiday season. It was something that he couldn’t get enough of. The lights, the trees, the decorations, the food, and everything in between. So naturally, he had to walk around the school with a pair of antlers on his hair in the days leading up to the big day. He would be spending Christmas at the school, or so he assumed. His parents were usually busy, so why go home to an empty house? No, he’d much rather spend it with the other few who stayed throughout the break. He was walking down the halls, not really caring what anyone would say. It was basically tradition for him at this point to always have something. This year was apparently antlers. 

Liana was leaving the library after finishing a paper due before classes ended, a stressed frown on her face before stopping in her tracks at the sight of the antlers walking in her direction. The instant she realized it was her fellow housemate and friend with them on, she immediately broke into a smile. Leave it to Dominic Vane to break her out of her bad mood by simply walking down the corridor. “What in the bloody hell are you wearing?” She asked him, amused.