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nogoodforyou · 01-27-2013, 07:23 AM

SPOILER!!: ^_^

That was very sweet of him? Well, Merlin's sparkly hat! That comment only made his cheeks turn into a deeper shade of red, as did the tips of his ears. It was ridiculous, really. Unfortunately, though, it was something he had no control over, and he hated it.

With a small smile playing on his lips, Konrad watched her once again as she swung a protesting head towards the pins and, again, missed a few, but not all of them. He was starting to consider some other place when they wanted to go out next time, but this was as fun as things could get around Diagon Alley. Besides, there were plenty of other games to play across the room, he'd noticed. Taking her out for dinner was far from anything fun and... would she want that? Would he even want that? Where did all those thoughts come from?

He was brought back out of his reverie as Victoria returned to her seat, cheerful as ever. Biting his lower lip, he shook his head in response to her question before standing up to grab a snickering head, who probably overheard everything. "That's nice," he commented, turning to look at her, grinning, the head still in his hand. "My brother would enjoy every single opportunity of beating me." With that, he faced the lane and threw the still snickering head, once again missing every pin. They didn't even bother disappearing, as they did when it was Victoria's turn.

"... like right now." Oh, Philbert would have surely enjoyed this moment.

01-27-2013, 07:23 AM	#73 (permalink)
nogoodforyou Nogtail Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Why don't you guess? Posts: 4,889 Hogwarts RPG Name: Nora Penelope Reed Graduated	I'm just one of those pretty little liars... \| \| I'm held down in this starless city... SPOILER!!: ^_^ Quote: Originally Posted by the fastest seeker The blond sat and crossed one leg over the other. She was curious to see how Konrad would do with this bowling. She at first assumed that he was very good at it since he was the one who suggested going bowling in the first place. Though she sensed his hesitation as they made their way here. But she also assumed that that might be a technique or him just being humble. Well, obviously not. Victoria couldn't help not giggle after her friend missed all the pins and the way his face flushed red. She stood up and nudged her friend playfully on the shoulder, "That is very sweet of you to do." You know giving her a head start and all that. Which obviously was a joke but she was playing along. Having fun you know. Picking up another head, one that somehow seemed a quiet one, if one existed. She faced the lane and over her shoulder she looked at Konrad, "Watch and learn," She said with a grin. She took a couple of seconds to until she angled her body and let go of the head that let out shouts of protest. The secretary tried to ignore it focusing her gaze on the pins. And just like the previous time, she only managed to hit some of the pins while the others disappeared. Other just changed their location which Victoria raised her eyebrow at. Shrugging her shoulders she walked over to her friend and sat beside him. "Well, I managed to knock some down at least." She said laughing. "You never played Bowling?" She asked curiously. Though she kinda knew the answer seeing his performance but it made her curious. "My older brother taught me how to when I was young." She said remembering how Sam showed her how to throw the ball and how to calculate distance and other stuff. That brought a larger smile to her face. Old memories always did. That was very sweet of him? Well, Merlin's sparkly hat! That comment only made his cheeks turn into a deeper shade of red, as did the tips of his ears. It was ridiculous, really. Unfortunately, though, it was something he had no control over, and he hated it. With a small smile playing on his lips, Konrad watched her once again as she swung a protesting head towards the pins and, again, missed a few, but not all of them. He was starting to consider some other place when they wanted to go out next time, but this was as fun as things could get around Diagon Alley. Besides, there were plenty of other games to play across the room, he'd noticed. Taking her out for dinner was far from anything fun and... would she want that? Would he even want that? Where did all those thoughts come from? He was brought back out of his reverie as Victoria returned to her seat, cheerful as ever. Biting his lower lip, he shook his head in response to her question before standing up to grab a snickering head, who probably overheard everything. "That's nice," he commented, turning to look at her, grinning, the head still in his hand. "My brother would enjoy every single opportunity of beating me." With that, he faced the lane and threw the still snickering head, once again missing every pin. They didn't even bother disappearing, as they did when it was Victoria's turn. "... like right now." Oh, Philbert would have surely enjoyed this moment. __________________