30 Days of Puckurt Drabbles Day Ten

[patchfire]

Welcome to Day Ten of 30 Days of Puckurt Drabbles in June: 2012 Edition!

Here be the rules; don't forget to include a rating if the piece is rated higher than PG.

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30 Magic Moments- Worst Saturday Ever Part 1: The Rain (1/2)

[greenglowsgold]

*Somehow it worked out so all the boys got together… except Artie. Sorry, Artie. Your time will come. Eventually.

They were going to have their detention on a Saturday. A Saturday. Like plain old detention during the week wasn’t bad enough. At least it was in the evening, so they could still go to the Quidditch match and enjoy what was left of the not-terrible weather (it was muggy and it looked like it would rain later, but at least they hadn’t gotten snow yet), and save the bad part of the day for after dinner.

Still, Puck woke up feeling good, because as awful as detention would be, Quidditch came first, and as many times as he’d read over the book his dad left behind on the subject and as much as he technically knew about it all, he’d never seen a game. And Kurt had never seen a game either and he only knew about as much as Finn and Puck had explained to him

30 Magic Moments- Worst Saturday Ever Part 1: The Rain (2/2)

[greenglowsgold]

Twisting around again to contribute to the conversation, Sam cleared his throat over the sound of Finn’s continued giggles. “I’ve been told it was entirely not their fault, it was the Slytherins who got into it with them. So, one more reason to cheer against them, right?”

“Even if none of them are actually on the team. Wait.” Kurt turned back to Puck, eyebrows drawn together once again. “We’re not going to have to do detention with them, right

Re: 30 Magic Moments- Worst Saturday Ever Part 1: The Rain (2/2)

[pterawaters]

Ah! I love that they're just a year behind Harry Potter and this story takes place in the context of the books. So much fun to read :D

Re: 30 Magic Moments- Worst Saturday Ever Part 1: The Rain (2/2)

[greenglowsgold]

It's a good time placement, I've found, because they can be involved in the major plot and yet still keep some distance from the main characters (and thus could plausibly have been there).