By the Gazebo (Open)

Aiden let out a soft sigh as he stood by the gazebo, his violin case on the ground next to him while he held the violin on his shoulder, his eyes closed as he placed the bow on the strings before, slowly and with precision he played the violin cover of Skyfall. It was a song that he loved and playing it wasn't really that hard. He loved playing covers of songs, especially those that he enjoyed listening to it like Skyfall.

Ninette wanted to be outside and she couldn't think of any other place but the Gazebo. The Junior got there and saw that there was a boy there playing his violin and he seemed to be quite good from her opinion. She clapped at for him for playing the violin. She wasn't very good with talking to people or playing instruments. "Sorry to interrupt but I heard you playing and I was on my way to the Gazebo anyway. How many years have you played the violin?" Ninette asked curiously.

Aiden blinked and started when he heard the claps. It seemed that he had been so into playing that he did not realize anyone approaching him. "Ah, quite a few years." Aiden said. "Since before I was turned... Probably 263 years..." He hummed softly, his head tilted to the side as he gave the girl a warm smile.

When she heard the boy say how many years he had been playing, she instantly realized that he was a vampire. The girl didn't mind one bit and gave her fellow Junior a warm smile. "Why that is a lot of years, but you're good at playing the violin so I am guessing time has been lovely" she replied. "I'm Ninette Dover by the way" she introduced herself. "Do you play other instruments or just the violin?"Ninette asked.

Aiden breathed a sigh of relief when the other didn't say anything about him being a vampire, it was nice not having people gape at him or ask him endless questions. "Time has been good." Aiden chuckled lightly. "I'm Aiden Harvey. It's nice to meet you Ms Dover." He said with a light smile. "I can also play the piano but I prefer to play the violin." He told her.

When he called her Ms. Dover, she couldn't help but smile at him and she shook her head. "Please call me Ninette or Nine, either one is perfectly fine with me" Ninette didn't like being called with a formal tone, although she did appreciate that Aiden was in fact a gentleman and couldn't help but feel flattered. "That's pretty cool, I always wanted to learn how to play piano but never found the time for it."

"Then you may call me Aiden." The brunette replied with a soft chuckle. It was nice curtsey to return the pleasure of being called by a first name. He had after all been taught by his parents that if someone allowed you to call them by their first name you should do so as well. "It's not that hard to learn; it's harder to learn all the notes." He grinned lightly at that.

"I will then Aiden" she watched as he curtsey to her and she repeated the same gesture to him back. Aiden seemed like a nice guy and she could totally see them being really good friends down the road. "Well one day I would love to hear you play piano and maybe one day you can teach how to play, I am a quick learner so you won't be frustrated in me if I mess up."

Aiden chuckled softly. "Ah, maybe I will teach you one day." He said with a small grin. "It's a bit sad how not many people play the piano or violin now. They tend to play the guitar or drums." The brunette didn't really care but it was frustrating at times when he went to shops and only saw guitars and drums standing around.

Ninette let a small smile come to her face when Aiden said that maybe one day he will teach her. All she really ever wanted to do was explore new things and here she was wanting to explore the piano. "Well hopefully one day you can teach me" Ninette replied. "I hate the drums, it feels to me that someone is punching another human being" Ninette gave her opinion.

Aiden would have no trouble teaching Ninette to play the piano. All she really needed to learn was the notes on the keys and then she could just play anything she would want. "I'm sure I can make some time for you." He smiled at her before giving a soft laugh. "Yes, I suppose that's true." He hummed softly.

When Aiden said that he would make some time for her, the blonde haired girl smiled and thanked him. "Thank you so much, trust me when I say that I am a quick learner and promise that no matter what that I will pay close attention and not do anything to make you regret that you said you'd teach me" Ninette just wanted him to know that no matter what that she was learning from him. "Yeah."

Aiden smiled back when the other girl smiled. "You're welcome." He chuckled softly. "I doubt I will regret teaching you." He said with a soft grin on his lips. He had always wanted to teach someone to play the violin. While his sister liked listening to him play she wasn't one to play it. She preferred dancing to anything else.

"That's good to know Aiden, because whenever I put myself down to it I don't give up until I know what to do and how to do it" Ninette explained. She wasn't someone who quits anything and whenever Aiden taught her to play, she wasn't going to stop until she completely learned how to do it and Aiden could trust her.

Aiden smiled at the girls words. Well it was great that she never quit because he would hate to see her quit after asking him to teach her. He would love to see how far she could go. "Get a violin first." He instructed her. "Preferably a cheap one, Something that will suit you but something that won't cost you a lot." He told her. "It's easier to get a cheaper violin first and then get one that costs more money."