Originally Posted by bone_baud10

She was right some people had so many best friends, that sometimes Leon didn't believe that one person could so many best friends. It's impossible. Relying on so many people is really hard. "Victoria Smith?" he shrugged, "Never heard of her. Which house?" Maybe if Marina will tell him in which she was than he'll remember her 'out of the blue'.

"They always thought they were better than the others, like they are more important than us and they thought that the teachers loved them, which is true about most of the teachers," he explained to the women looking for a place to sit down. "Hey wanna sit over there?" He asked pointing at one of the benches next to the wall.

"Trust me. You don't want to know what the memory is," he said, not wanting to get too emotional. It could ruin his reputation, even though getting emotional isn't something negative for a man to do. It's a human right to be emotional, but he doesn't like the fuss the crowd does when it begins. "Can we change subject?" he asked looking at the fountain, admiring for a second its beauty and turned his head back to Marina.

"Muggle sports?" Even when he was disconnected from the Wizarding World, he never was fond of muggle sports, expect from the Olympics, athletics and swimming. But he never like football or basketball or baseball... "I don't mind Muggleborns. And Muggles are just people without our abilities," he pointed out his point of view. "My dad was a Muggleborn," he added. "Oh. If you want, I can get you a ticket for you and your boyfriend, for the first match at the semi-finals," he suggested. The Arrows against the Wasps, not a very interesting match, but Leon hopes the Arrows will win they aren't a very difficult opponent, because the winner will either play the Falcons or the Tornadoes. And the Falcons will knock those Tornadoes down. HARD.