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I sought everywhere in vain, and then decided to look out the window I would surely answer.

Indeed, a black blur that could be seen through the windows confirmed my suspicions crazy. Could not be otherwise. Maybe, but I decided to take the risk.

I opened my trunk and took out my Cleansweep 7. What was to do was crazy, taking into account the almost hurricane lashed the castle ... It was almost dark, and I probably would knock the wind from the device even before it was mounted on it.

But I did not care. Everything is to prevent this folly Oliver Wood was doing.

I walked, I ran more, sos school hallways. Arrive at the main entrance in a heartbeat. The rain had intensified. The wind was so strong that it was hard to fight it, and almost hurt me to feel the drops of water falling on me. I could hardly see anything, everything around me was black and gray.

I ignored all to ride on my broom and plunge into the cold wind that swept me almost making me lose control. Already clearly distinguished: the black blur was in the form of my captain.

- OLIVER WOOD!

was not enough. I moved closer. I did not know who'd gladly put the Quaffle to behave that way, more tenacious than the same Angelina Johnson in his day more hysterical.

- OLISEE! Shouted again, but the atmosphere was responsible for stifling my voice.

I rolled my eyes. Not yet mastered the Summoning Charm, but I knew that there were several ways to attract any object.

- Wingardium Leviosa!

The Quaffle floated toward me, immune to gusts were almost knocking me to the broom. Oliver then turned, and took something distinguished.

- Katie! What are you doing here? You'll kill! "Precisely

prevent you come to kill you said, and I clung to my broom.

"The wind is failing you. Give me that Quaffle and let me ...

- Merlin, Oliver! -Burst. I canceled the cup! It is not necessary at all that tand put to practice when we have a waterfall falling from above!

"I need to get in shape, I noticed that Katie was starting to get angry and desperate. From the little that distinguished, her lips a thin line, the promise of danger.

"Not on a rainy day. Come morning sun and I will accompany you, "I promised, trying to use a persuasive tone, although I almost cried from the frozen environment.

"Go and let me train, I knew him well enough to understand the hidden word in the phrase:" nuisance. "

Come on, he was one of my best friends. I also loved Quidditch, but not the same without the equipment. And that was not unhealthy obsession was now a training captain on this Tormenta.

course I also had an unhealthy obsession, named Oliver Wood and could be stubborn as a mule. And I could be more stubborn than Oliver Wood when he wanted.

"I'm not moving from here, Wood. Take your stupid Quaffle and is killing you. He

love the ball and played like nothing, but felt increasingly less accurate in their movements, and did not know if it was my idea to have an effect or just tired and cold.

For my part, I did not feel any part of my body. Was no longer sure if my hands held the broom handle, or what moved me was the wind or if I was running the broom.

But all that has to happen, happens, andanyone at Hogwarts in this climate.

-not mean that ... Merlin, I came down here no more to make you lose that broom and come around.

"The next no mess.

"The next think again before playing in this weather. Come on, canceled the blessed cup. No need.

shook his head and said no more no time.

"Come to the castle. I feel like I have too many of the fireplace in the common room, "I said.

I looked with a grin before nodding, and the next thing I remember is being run in the rain, with that infernal cold ... But strangely, dying of laughter.

was he who began to laugh. First started as a race, but when he sawomunal after a couple of days.

"Tell me one thing," broke the silence, "Are we still on that going to play when there is sun? -...

Obsessed.

"You know how I want.

I shook my head, as if to say "you have no case."

"In a way, yes.