SPOILER!!: Batman & Batgirl
"Eating chocolate Frogs sound the best. Don't forget to add in playing baseball.'' Hmmm. A potion? "I'm not too sure. I know there's one for aging but I'd have to check for one that reverses it.'' But he figured there must be one. So many potions... "True. We share the same brain.'' Hehe. It could be true if that were possible. The two were mostly in sync.
"Well then. Remind me not to be around you when you're angry plus you've got a bat or something similar in your hand.'' Adi would be running in the opposite direction. LOL. "Yeah, they did. poor Benny. He must have been miserable without it. But Angel must have distracted him a bit.'' School work too, of course. Get rid of her? "No, of course not. It's just...well, put it this way. You're young and you might decide you like another guy better than me a few years from now.'' Adi winced. Ouch. The thought of that hurt big time. He patiently listened to the questions before answering them all. "It's a great sport and tons of fun. Nope, I don't. I really have no idea why but I never tried it out.'' He just didn't seem that drawn towards Quidditch. "Er. Yeah. Was that stupid? Because I thought you might have forgiven him and well, you know. I've seen you guys together last term getting along so well. Don't get me wrong. I hate what he did to you but I thought you guys would be friends again.'' Cue another bit of laughter. "You really did get caught up in the moment. That's when I started thinking you had gotten over me.'' After she'd pulled away from him and demanded what as happening, he meant.
More laughter. "It's not my fault I'm so cute,'' he responded, teasing AJ right back. "You are and don't you know it.'' He bobbed his head. Yup. "Yep. That long.'' The Puffer paused. "We're weird, aren't we? Going back and forth for such a long time.''
"Oh yeah, baseball is a must. We could play cricket too." She knew that was his favorite sport.
"I bet I would be good at that too." AJ had never played, but she had watched the games on their television at home.
"There has to be. I'll ask the professor next time I see him." AJ was originally going to ask the potion master to whip her up a kissing repellent, but she obviously didn't need that. No boys would try to kiss her now that she was with Adi.
"We do." AJ was pretty much the female version of Adi.
"You don't have anything to worry about. Besides I'm an angel, remember?" She really was unless you crossed a line with her. Then that was when you would need to run in the opposite direction. Benny did play quidditch. She remembered Adi telling her that before.
"I bet that does suck. Thank goodness for Angel." Her sister was sure to have him nice and distracted. Was that what he was worried about?
"I may be young, but I know what I want, and I know I want you." For now, later and always. As if to prove that point, AJ leaned in and placed a soft kiss on his cheek.
"You don't have anything to worry about." That would never change.
"Cricket is just more your thing. I get it." Quidditch could potentially be her thing, but at this rate she would never know. She listened to his explanation about Ian.
"It's not really dumb. You know, I could have forgiven him had he of apologized and not kissed me in front of the entire school." This new Ian was somebody that she didn't know.
"We used to get along really well, but I guess his jealousy changed him." Into an ugly person that would never get AJ's time of day again.
"I never got over you. I just got better at pushing the feelings away so I wouldn't lose you as a friend too." Now it was AJ's turn to laugh.
"Nope. It sure isn't, cutie." Oh no, she was starting to sound like Angel.
"I do know it." Hence the confidence. That really was a long time to keep feelings in.
"We are weird, or maybe just stubborn." That was probably a better word to describe the two of them.