Flying Away

Jazmin sighed as she headed out to the Quidditch pitch for the match, Gryffindor vs Slytherin. She adjusted her robes and pushed her hair out of her face, turning to Marissa. "I think Kyungsoo saved us seats," She murmured, climbing the stairs to the stands. "Who are you cheering for today?"

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Minseok stretched his arms above his head, waiting for the stands to fill before the game. They were playing their biggest rivals, Slytherin and winning this game would bring them closer to winning the house cup.

She smiled a little,"Gryffindor," she smiled a little as she looked at her, "You?" she questioned as she crossed her legs. Marissa always attended the quidditch games and it was usually to actually watch the sport but lately she'd been having a bitch of a crush on someone on the Gryffindor team - while their houses could mingle she knew a lot of guys didn't really care for Ravenclaw girls because they had such strict study habits.

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Jongin walked over to Minseok, "Hey," he smiled a bit then sat down, he had just finished clearing the school out of chicken. He didn't understand how people weren't fighting over it, when it would appear on the table they just let him go for - not that he was complaining.

"Gryffindor, but only because I don't want to cheer for Slytherin." She sighed, sitting down against the stands. "A lot of girls I know are here for the guys, mainly Jongin and Minseok." She pointed out, gesturing to the girls in red, yellow, blue, and even green, holdin signs up for them.

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"You ready?" He asked, hearing the people in the stands screaming. He could faintly hear them cheering his name along with Jongin and their Keeper, most of the girls turned out for them more than the actual games.

She snorted,"Yeah it's sickening," she said as she made a face, "I bet they don't even know what the sport is about," she said as she shook her head a little, she wrapped her jacket around her.

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He smiled a little,"As I 'll ever be," he said to him and nodded to the brooms, "Lets go,"

Minseok grabbed his broom and sighed, heading out to the pitch to start the match.

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"probably not. They don't care about the guys on the team." She murmured, watching as the captains shook hands and the players lifted into the air.

She nodded a little and watched with a smile, she always wanted to join the team but never had the guts to try out.

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He smiled a little as he went to his spot on the feild looking around to make sure everyone else was placed.

He sighed as the game began, flying around to keep the bludgers away from the players. Within the first 5 minutes, Gryffindor was already up by 3 points, and it looked like it would be an easy game, but he knew better than to assume.

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She chewed on her lip, clapping when Gryffindor scored and sitting down when Slytherin did. Luckily classes were canceled, so she could go read in rhe library after.

She clapped when they scored and smiled a little as she watched the game, it was her favorite passtime.

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He smiled a little as he moved across the feild with easeo n his broom

"All of the girls are probably going to head down to the field after the game. I'm gonna head to the library, I've got a book I need to finish. So, I'll see you at dinner?" She asked Marissa, picking up her bags.

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He landed and cheered, tackling the captain to the floor. The other students came down to the field to congratulate them, and he smiled, sending his broom back to the locker room.

Sehun smiled. "We're having a party tonight in the teams tent, Chanyeol is having the house elves bring food. You coming?" He asked Jongin and Minseok.

He shrugged. "Yeah, I'll be there."

"Bring a girl," Sehun grinned, looking at them and disappearing into the crowd.

She nodded,"I'll see you at dinner," she agreed as she stood up and smiled as she walked away from the stands, she clutched her jacket close to her and sighed a litttl.e

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He smiled,"Bring a girl huh," he murmured, "Who are you going to bring?""

"I'm not sure..." He murmured, looking around. "You certainly have choices though." He said, looking around at the girls who had gathered around Jongin. "I'll see if I find someone before though. What about you?"

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She headed to the library, sitting at one of the tables in the back, chewing on her lip as she read.

Marissa walked out towards the school, she didn't see why they went to the feild it was weird - almost as bad as at professional quidditch teams and was kind of scary.

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He smiled,"I do," he nodded in agreement as he looked around, Jongin playedi t smooth but he wasn't very confident - he was humble

He clapped him on the shoulder and smiled. "Well, then I'll see you at dinner then. I'm pretty sure the party is after. So ill see you later."

Marissa sighed as she walked to the castle, she was muggle born so all of this even if she was a sixth year was a shocking to her. She learned new things every day and it made it hard on her.

Minseok headed out of the pitch, walking up to the castle. He saw a girl heading up to the castle, and a scarf that had blown off of her. "Hey!" He said, picking it up and running it over. "You dropped this."

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She put her book back and sighed, heading through the halls taking the long way to the Ravenclaw dorms. She liked taking the long way, walking through the castle made her happy.

She stopped and smiled,"Thanks," she said lightly as she held her hand out for the scarf, "I didn't even notice,"

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Jongin left the field and found himself walking the halls to the library for a book on a paper he had to write by the end of the week.

She sighed a little, walking through the halls. She saw one of the more popular guys on the team, one of the one's usually surrounded by girls. Seeing him alone actually made him seem like a regular person.

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"No problem,"He smiled. "I'm Minseok." He smiled at her. She was really pretty, and if he could he'd bring her to the party.

She smiled,"I'm Marissa," she said introducing herself, "Nice to meet you," she said to him.

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He sighed as he walked and rubbed his neck, he found lately he was never alone and it was weighing on him.

"Congratulations with the game," She said, smiling a little as she walked towards the library.

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"Are you coming from the pitch? What did you think of the game?" He asked.