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HaRoHeGiNeLu · 02-22-2012, 08:48 PM

Text Cut: Uhm...I don't know what happened to the length of this? I'm sorry. >_<

The smirk threw her a bit. She was very serious about that. Treyen really had better not let her win. Whatsoever. Plus, it would probably help her loads if she had Treyen for competition. And he performed at his best.

"You've said that before." Or something similar, at least. And maybe it was true...for him. For some people. Not for her, though. She depended far too much on Quidditch for anything to be more important. As important, perhaps, but...not more. Quidditch was her everything.

But what if...what if the Snitch went into the stands while they practiced? Because they were going to practice with a Snitch. They could wear gloves. But if it did, then...who was going to get it? Treyen would obviously rather be the one to go in there, but what good would that do? He didn't need the practice under there.

Ellie wasn't going to voice that, though. They'll see when the time comes.

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HaRoHeGiNeLu Bicorn Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: EST Posts: 16,579 Hogwarts RPG Name: Valerie Warren First Year x8	Satisfied Neon Text Cut: Uhm...I don't know what happened to the length of this? I'm sorry. >_< Quote: Originally Posted by Lockhartian Treyen probably should've said something, but what was he going to say next? That she was perfect? Everything he said was only a confirmation on what was said before, hence why he didn't say it again. As long as Ellie didn't think she was right or anything... ...truth be told, he started to get worried by the fact that she was being too quiet, and then the lip biting begun. Since it didn't last long, he let it go. Okay. They'll walk slow. Got it. His other hand was too cold, though, he hadn't felt the need to wear gloves that morning and the Locker Room only had the Keeper ones...and he wasn't wearing those. Nor the others, for that matter. Ha. Sure thing, he WON'T let her win. Her words. *"I'll try my best to not* let you win."** Smirk.She won't be too upset if it isn't a game, so, it really didn't matter if he ended up victorious...AGAIN. It felt good to win, no? Even more to have a great time with the teammates. The teammates. He forgot about them until now. Well, no, she didn't need to roll her eyes. Thank you, but no. That was hardly necessary. How come it sounded as if he was being lectured by his own Captain? This is the part when he should've sighed...but refrained from doing so. He'll just answer this time, while a small smile played on his lips, "Some things are more important than Quidditch." Some people are more important than Quidditch. Ellie will have issues trying to understand his words, surely, because she believed the opposite, no? His smile only widened when she agreed once again to a simple practice session. No one, we repeat, NO ONE will be getting inside any stands whatsoever. Not on purpose, anyway. "Good." Now they keep on walking, right? The smirk threw her a bit. She was very serious about that. Treyen really had better not let her win. Whatsoever. Plus, it would probably help her loads if she had Treyen for competition. And he performed at his best. "You've said that before." Or something similar, at least. And maybe it was true...for him. For some people. Not for her, though. She depended far too much on Quidditch for anything to be more important. As important, perhaps, but...not more. Quidditch was her everything. But what if...what if the Snitch went into the stands while they practiced? Because they were going to practice with a Snitch. They could wear gloves. But if it did, then...who was going to get it? Treyen would obviously rather be the one to go in there, but what good would that do? He didn't need the practice under there. Ellie wasn't going to voice that, though. They'll see when the time comes. __________________ a *practical* person, who *may be considered a perfectionist, perhaps you like being organised* or *paying close attention to detail*, you are...