"Bzzt!"
Weiss heard the sound of her scroll buzzing on the table beside her bed, and saw it light up, telling her she had a new notification. "Who could be texting me this late at night?" She thought to herself, sliding the scroll open, and glancing at the time. 2:01. "I mean, seriously. This had better be worth it. "
Looking down, she saw the text was from Neptune. "Weiss?" It simply read.
"Yes?" She texted back, "What is it?"
"Are you awake?"
What a stupid question. "Clearly"
"Get dressed and meet me in the hall in 5 minutes. I have something cool I want to show you."
Weiss groaned. Did he seriously expect her to get up at this time of night?
Five minutes later, Weiss quietly opened the door and crept out into the hallway. Neptune was already there, waiting for her.
"Well, what is it?" She asked impatiently, hands on hips.
"Shh..." He put a finger on his lips, and beckoned for her to follow him. Rolling her eyes, Weiss followed, dubious about the whole matter.
He led her out on to one of the balconies off that level of the dorm building, and sat down on the edge, gesturing for her to do the same. She sat down next to him, and decided now was a good time to ask him what was going on.
"So, you wake me up in the middle of the night, tell me to get dressed, and bring me out here. What for?"
Neptune grinned. "Just wait a minute," he gestured up at the sky. Weiss stared up at it for a minute, and was just about to open her mouth again, when a single flash of light shot across the sky. Followed by another, and another. Soon the sky was full of shooting stars, whizzing across the heavens.
Weiss smiled, laying her head down on Neptune's shoulder. After a minute, she spoke. "You know this is one of the most cliched things you possibly could have done?"
He grinned. "Yeah, I know."
"You're such a dork."
"Noted."
They say in silence for several moments, before Neptune spoke again. "Did you know that [Insert fact about comets here]?"
Weiss chuckled, raising an eyebrow at him. "You're also such a nerd."
"Ah. Intellectual, remember?"
At that moment, a shadow fell over them, and they both looked up, startled, to see Professor Goodwitch standing above them.
"Much as I hate to break up this moment, she said sternly, "I'm afraid I'm going to have to ask you both to return to your rooms. It's very late, and you'll need all you energy to focus on classes tomorrow." Weiss started to protest, but Goodwitch cut her off. "Please don't argue with me, Ms Schnee. I'll let you off with no punishment this time, but I won't be so tolerant again. Now chop, chop! Back to bed."
Neptune accompanied Weiss back to her room, and they paused in front of her door.
"Well, it was nice while it lasted," Weiss said, "but perhaps next time we should pick a better time than two in the morning."
Neptune laughed, "Agreed."
Standing on tiptoes, Weiss placed a kiss on his cheek. "Goodnight Neptune."
"Until tomorrow, snow angel."
They parted ways, off to (perhaps) get a good nights sleep.