"Mia, how exactly did you expect a girl team to beat a boy team? Especially if that boy team is from Slytherin!" said Sam
"I'm sorry," said Mia, "I don't even know what came over me! Regulas was just making me so mad."
"Well I guess you'll be way passed angry when Regulas beats us this Saturday."
"We just need three great girl Quidditch players and practice until Saturday."
"Actually you might want to make that four," said Lauren, "I can't play Quidditch that well."
"Make that five." said Sam.
"It's hopeless!" said Jennifer, "Where are we going to find five awesome Quidditch players that are girls?"

"No, absolutely not!" said Lily after Mia asked her if she could be on her team that night in the common room. Lily was in one of the comfortable sofas in the common room reading Hogwarts, A History. Mia was sitting next to her.
"Why won't you be on my team?" asked Mia.
"Because Mia," said Lily, "Quidditch is one of the most violant, barbaric, stupidest game ever created."
Some of the students nearby gasped in shock at Lily's words, some of them also glared at her.
"Lily haven't you ever played a game of Quidditch before?"
"Of course not!"
"Lily, you have to experience it firsthand before you make any comment on it," said Mia, "Come to practice and then tell me how you feel."
"I'm sorry Mia but no." Mia opened her mouth to speak again, "Sorry, wrong number, I won't do it!" she closed her book, got up from her seat, then walked up to the Girls Dormitory.
"Wrong what?" asked Mia, confused.
"Never mind!"