Week Name/Date/Time: When Worlds Collide / Friday 27 January / 3:10 PM.
Location: Quidditch pitch!
Open To: Anyone (And of course I'm assuming that means Dari will pop in later. . .)
Currently Involving: Troy, Lolita
Friday afternoon was sunny and clear, a change from the previous few days where Troy basically cursed the weather for not allowing him to
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It hit him. He lowered his tone of voice, "Is this about Dari?" He carefully looked over his shoulder at her. . .still flying by herself. That HAD to be it. He had no idea they had such a rivalry or fight thing going on, but Lolita wasn't exactly vague about it. And she wasn't acting effortlessly cool and unswayed about it, at least to Troy.
"Sure, she's empty calories, really, and. . .a bit of a common bird, but. . .you're looking at her as if she's the Dark Lord or summat," he smiled. He looked back at Dari, who was still minding her own business.
Yeah. Not on. At least to Troy. Not everyone could shrug everything off if it wasn't a snog or something more.
Ah, poor Troy. Too apt to be controlled by other's thoughts or feelings. Especially Lolita, who he already basically fawned over too much as it was. he kind of talked himself into seeing Dari in a negative point of view anyways. He sighed and looked back to Lolita, a bit admiringly, too. Well, he was lame, especially to girls he genuinely liked. "She DID take my quaffle without passing it back," he tilted his head, only too happy to follow Lolita blindly. "And she DID barge in here when I really only wanted to spend time with you."
Man, he was lucky if that bludger didn't hit him first. But even that, he'd be willing to take.
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"Your concern is touching, really," she said flatly, meaning it but not willing to let it show. "And don't be so worried--if I kill someone, it en't going to be you."
It was most definitely not a rivalry beween Lolita and Dariana, just a clashing of personalities and ideals. If Lolita knew Troy was wondering if it was a rivalry, she would've stabbed herself through with a quill...in a hyperbolic sense, of course.
Watching Dari lah-de-dah-ing by herself with Troy's Quaffle, Lolita gave the anger up. It really was unlike her to be so caught up in a 'fight' like this, which was pretty much one-sided as Dari didn't seem to care. Hey, why suffer and simmer in anger when your opponent skipped off to the sidelines to look at butterflies?
She sighed, rolled her eyes, and averted them to avoid a relapse.
Giving Troy half-smile, she teased, "Wanted to spend time with me? Frog, your mind is off far worse than I feared. You're off the deep end now, mate."
She dived towards the ground to retrieve her bludger from the icy grass. Dari had better watch her back. Even though Lolita was doing her best to kill off her grudge, that didn't mean she couldn't blow off some steam her usual way.
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As it was, though, she couldn't hear from this distance and she didn't want to intrude on whatever it was that was going on, so she just kept up what she was doing, flying around the hoops, playing with the Quaffle, enjoying the good flying weather.
Was it too much to hope this weather would hold?
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Yeah. . .didn't want to remember that.
Maybe there was more than just snogging birds like Dari all the time. After all. . .she wasn't worth it, he was starting to see. After all, her weird "friendship" with that bloke Jeremy?
Not on. It was just odd. Even Troy didn't have that kind of "friendship" with people.
Besides, she was still hanging around herself. Even Lolita wasn't that unsocial.
Before he could say something along the lines of how much he liked Lolita and didn't want to see her all upset, she was diving towards the bludger set. He sighed and let her go, regretting he'd still have to put on a good face and show up to Dari's party. After all, he'd bought the two bottles of firewhiskey for a reason. And he hardly thought Brightwell was up to a drinking game or summat.
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