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Truth be told, Willow wasn't a very athletic person; she was good at climbing trees and was flexible enough, but she lacked the strength and confidence to play Quidditch. She did, however, enjoy watching it to some extent and had gone to a few games with her father, who had played on the Gryffindor team when he was a student. It could be a difficult game to understand, so she completely acknowledged that Jeremy might need some help.

"Well, The point of Quidditch is to score goals, and there are four balls. Um, my father was a keeper, which means he had to stop the other team from scoring. It's a bit like muggle football, actually. And, um, there's a seeker who has to find the snitch- it's a little gold ball that zooms around, and whichever team catches it gets a bunch of extra points." Willow said, racking her brain to see if there was anything else she should add. "I bet you could watch some of the games here with us," She added; she would of course cheer for Ravenclaw, but there was no reason Jeremy couldn't hang out with them and still support his own house.

Now that they had been chatting, Willow found herself a bit more comfortable with the Slytherin boy and relinquished her stranglehold on the book that she had been reading. Smiling slightly and pushing back her bright red hair from her face, she added,

"And, uh, if you ever want any book recommendations, you can ask me." If there was one thing Willow knew a lot about, it was books. She had read so many that she could spit out novel suggestions any day, and talking about books was something she was perfectly comfortable doing.


@Jam Chong and @Jeremy Arroyo

I've lived a thousand lives and I've loved a thousand loves. I've walked on distant worlds and seen the end of time- because I read.