Whatâs more cracked than breaking the Bro-Code?
(Oliver winks at Selene)
These two are fun. A LOT of fun.
How it happened:
Selene and Oliver always were fast friends and team mates on the Gryffindor team
Oli was a little dismayed when Selene and Eliot started spending their time together, because of how convinced he was that book-loving, stern Eliot was a bad match for a lively spirit like Selene. At least that's what he told himself
After Alan had met his demise (RIP) and Selene was banned from visiting both the Highlands and Ethel for the summer, she begged Eliot to visit her in Edinburgh to make her feel less miserable. He declined.
Oli found Selene furiously weeping beside the Black Lake and sat to listen to her woes. Hearing her cry bitter tears about his brother was awkward at first, but his sentiments soon changed to anger and outrage at how hurt Selene was by Eliot's refusal.
He suggested a walk to calm her nerves, which turned into another, and another, and another, and letters exchanged during the summer break, and a strangely nervous feeling as the September approached and he would see Selly again at school.
Repeatedly meeting Selene for rendezvous in the library after curfew to read romantic and adventure stories to each other (your educated guess on who chose what) led to a bad conscience towards Eliot at first, but only until Selene kissed Oliver for the first time in a passionate reading of her favourite poem.
After school, Selene went to conquer the world and live out all the adventures she could only dream of as a child. Her stories found their home in Oliver's writing and publishing house, and Oli found his muse in the moody hills surrounding Fraser Hall.
