Dora raised her eyes from the magazine she was reading when she heard Lilly. "Hogwarts, here we come!Great, I was becomming impatient if we hadn't arrived soon!"

"I know, me too," she said to Dora. She stood up and carried down her heavy trunk. The train began to slow down and came to a final stop at Hogsmade station. She opened the compartment door and walked out.

Professor Harmanini put down her quill and took out her pocket watch. "They should be ariving now," she muttered. "I better go alert the kitchens." She walked to the big doors and dissapeared bihend them.

Dora followed Lilly out. "Oh, how I missed this place!I can't wait to be in the Great Hall again"she said, feeling a bit hungry, longing for some delicious food made in the castle's kitchens.

Marcus shrugged as he followed Lilly off the train. "Who knows? I hope the library's open," he said, letting the Ravenclaw in him come back. "'Wonder if there's food ready."

Simon jumped down the steps. "Let's go, guys," he said. "Don't just gather here." He wondered if they were going to walk all the way to Hogwarts from Hogsmeade; he did not see any of the usual carriages.

"Of course not." Derek spoke. He put her hand on his and to help Tamzin coming out from hogwarts Express. They had arrived to hogsmeade! "God, how I missed this place! Is good to be here!"

"We don´t have a chance? Let´s see. When is the game?" Kristin was anxious for the game and there wasn´t one yet. She was admired at the same time: in David's five years in Hogwarts they only had spoken in the Quidditch games and not more than 5 words.


Kristin saw Simon and called him:
"Simon!! How are you?" she pointed to David when she spoke again:
"Looks like we're going to have a quidditch game very soon.... And also something like boys vs. girls. Are you in?"

Simon was exactualy what some people would callKristin's type of boy. Simon was one of the many Kristin's friends and their personnalities were very look-a-like. But I never liked him.. lol. she tought smilling; but then she stayed confuse, why am I thinking about dates? This must be Derek's and Tamzin's 'we are the happy couple' influences. But are really a great couple. And they are my friends.

"This friday afternoon." Kristin said. "I want the game to be soon. Who's in? Lily, Ellie, Aubrey! Want to play quidditch against the boys? Tamzim, I know you won´t let us stay down."

She turned to David again:
"Let's bet something. You owe me...let's see... butter beer for everyone, if I win. Of course, my team is going to win, but what would you like to bet if I could loose?" Of course I won't loose! Not against Mr. perfection. Kristin tought. Now they were playing her game.

Aubrey looked up a bit shocked. "oh no count me out. I was never good at Quidditch. Flying wasn't my strong class. I prefer the ground. Buuut if you need me Kristen in order to beat the boys then I suppose that I shall have to practice my flying." She looked at her and smiled. "so count me in."

Down the corridor, Jay thought he heard the word Quidditch mentioned. Excusing himself from the other two, he made his way down the corridor to their compartment.

Popping his head round the door, he grinned.

"Did I hear someone mention Quidditch?"

"Friday sounds good. And you're on for the bet," he said. "Loser buys butterbeer for everyone. I hope you have enough money." David smiled confidently as he extended his hand to shake Kristin's and seal the deal.

"Yes you did," David said, turning to Jay. "Girls against boys, Friday afternoon. You in?" David asked.

"Of course. I'd never pass up on a chance to trounce someone at Quidditch." he said, not a little arrogantly, and still grinning cheekily.

"You guys excited to go back then?"

Simon nodded to Kristin. "I'm good, how are you, Kristin?" he said. "And I'm most certainly in. I wouldn't miss Quidditch for anything." He grinned infectuously. A boys verses girls Quidditch match would be...interesting. He hoped the girls would not be too disappointed when they lost. For the boys, of course, would win the Quidditch match. If they could all play as a team, which probably would not be too hard, they were certain to play well.

Marcus shook his head. "Of course I don't get tired. It's the library," he said. "Even now, I haven't seen all the books." He grinned, hoping that Lilly would accompany him to the library some time while they were at Hogwarts for the summer. He doubted it; he was the Ravenclaw, after all, and Lilly was not.

"I'm in for Quidditch!" he said, cutting in. He was not sure if they would have him, since most of the others were Gryffindors, but hoped the boys team would take him. Otherwise, the girls might win. What an embarrassment that would be.

Marcus raised his eyebrow at Lilly. "You? Fall off a broom? Don't you dare," he said with a laugh. "Then I - Simon would have to catch you!" He had originally planned on saying that he would catch her, but he quickly changed it to Simon. He did not know if Lilly liked him, although he hoped she did, and now was not the time to ask her.

Simon looked surprised. "Me?" He frowned. "Yeah, sure I'll catch her." He turned to David. "So when are we gonna play?"