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Apollo shook his head playfully at Rosalind's teasing and took her hand, hoisting himself up to his feet. ''I don't know, I think the practical showed some real potential,'' he teased back before sitting down at the table again.

Apollo blushed when she pressed a kiss on his cheek, feeling happier than he had ever been before. ''I'm already looking forward to it,'' the boy said, looking at Rosalind.

Apollo thought about it for a moment. What should they do now? He really wanted to stay here a bit longer, talking and laughing with her, and he wanted to continue to do that from now on. "Oh, well, I was going to ask you this later, but do you want to go to the Yule Ball with me?"

''I don't blame you,'' Apollo replied, thinking back on all the pranks the boys pulled on her in the past. ''We haven't always been that nice to you.'' Which he had come to regret the more he was hanging out with just her alone. His cheeks turned a reddish colour when she leaned her head on his...

Apollo was at a loss for words when Rosalind told him that she had a crush on him. Why hadn't she told him so? And why was she taking it out on him? Ugh, girls. ''Well, I'm sorry for throwing this at you, but I do like you. It's just that Arthur is always around either of us so I never really...

''I think I do,'' Apollo answered. He didn't find it surprising that Rosalind did not believe him, he wouldn't have either with their history. ''We're not getting at anything. He's not even here, I told him I was going to study at the library so that he wouldn't come with me,'' the boy said...

Apollo pushed himself back a little so he could lean against one of the couches behind him as they sat in silence. It had been quite the bold move to kiss her and he still wasn't quite sure why he had done it. He did not regret it though. He shrugged when Rosalind asked him why he did it. ''I...

Apollo was surprised to find Rosalind kissing him back. ''I... eh... yeah... Hi,'' he said, not knowing what else to say after he had pulled back a little. He didn't know whether to apologise or not, or whether she was going to hit him with another book. He could only hope that she wouldn't.

Apollo finally turned to look at Rosalind when she started laughing about it. ''I'm glad me taking a book to the face gives you that much joy,'' the Gryffindor said. He could not stop himself from smiling when she brushed his hair back though. He liked her like this, laughing. It made him...

Apollo did not expect the book to shoot back towards him when Rosalind caught it with her spell. And so he fell flat on his rear, rubbing the spot on his where the book had made contact with him. "Well, that's a first," Apollo said with a slight chuckle, not quite meeting her eyes because he was...

''Alright, alright, but don't hit me when I hit you,'' Apollo said, standing up and gathering things he could throw at Rosalind so she could practice herself. ''Ready? One, two three,'' He then threw a book at her.

''Okay, noted,'' Apollo said with a nod, making a mental note to run even faster next time. ''Alright, so Impedimenta?'' he asked whilst looking around for things to throw at her. ''Should we put some cushions on the ground so that when you fall, you won't hurt yourself?''

Apollo eyed Rosalind once more, though this time with a little smile on his face. ''What do you mean with 'I'm the scary one'?'' he asked her, intrigued enough to want to know why she called herself that. ''I've never seen you do scary stuff?''

Apollo frowned for a second, eying Rosalind when she said that he'd have to chug things her way in order to practice the spell the wanted to practice. ''Are you sure?'' he asked hesitantly. ''I mean, it won't get me in trouble, right? Chugging stuff at you?'' What with half of her family at...

Apollo couldn't help but be pleased that he got Rosalind to giggle so much. Although the two of them often were at odds, mostly because of her cousin and his best friend, Arthur, he did really like hanging out with her whenever it was just the two of them. She seemed a lot less tense when it was...