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Wait, wait, wait, "Nolan doesn't know that yet?" it's not like he had to know, but she made it sound like he did.
There was this tiny smirk showing on his face. It's not like he enjoyed knowing a bit more than Ellie, no, wait, he sort of did, because it was usually the other way around, it was always Ellie the one who was right about everything they talked about. The Ravenclaw was smarter than the Hufflepuff. But, perhaps when it came to Quidditch she didn't think it plausible to choose only one team. Perhaps the Hufflepuff tended to incline towards loyalty way more than the Ravenclaw? On Quidditch, of course.
His attention was fully on Ellie, amber eyes on her, "I'm not making you choose right now...but you sort of have to think about it soon. We'd love to have you with the Arrows, though" perhaps this was some talent he'd gotten from his dad, trying to convince people about stuff related to the Quidditch team. It was what he did nowadays, anyway.
Purple was her favorite color? Ay, Treyen had his issues with purple, the color seemed to be around him, like when Lafay made them drink that potion that made him glow purple, and the first time he'd taken a hold on his wand...it shot purple sparks. And his favorite scarf, it had purple and blue stripes, but he'd chosen that one so it didn't count.
"Then I think you're more inclined to the Prides" even if it was the robes she was liking. Ha. Girls and Quidditch. Just hilarious.
Awww? "Yeah, my father played with them" with the Arrows. Great Chaser he'd been, too.
And about Hadley...totally. Treyen nodded in agreement, she could be the one that knows more than they do about gelato.
Ellie's mouth dropped. But her eyes brightened and she was smiling.
"Treyen!" she said with a small, playful push on his shoulder.
"At least I don't call him Nolan!" Tehe. That was his first name. That was, like, banned from students, wasn't it? Which made Treyen seem pretty cool for using it, actually.
"But no, he doesn't. Yet." Emphasis on the 'yet'. Yeah.
"But I am with the Arrows." she said. And the Harpies, and the Pride of Portree.. She was flexible.
The Prides? Over the others.
"But I like the Harpies! And the Arrows!" And this was all too confusing.
OMG! Gasp!
"That's amazing!" She was standing with a second generation famous Quidditch player! Woaahhh! And this was better than Vindictus. Because Vindictus was old. And scary. Treyen was not too much older than her and nice.
"What did he play?!" Dude. Treyen could get his autograph whenever he wanted! He probably had loads.