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Harley sighed softly and nodded, watching the liquid in Odette's glass. "It really is." She said softly, eyes flicking to her ex-girlfriend's face again. "You deserved better, you know? We both did." She added softly. "No kid should have to go through what we did."

Harley's smile slipped a bit as Odette took on a more serious tone, nodding slowly in understanding. "It's hard to see that stuff when you're in it." She said slowly. "Especially when you're that young, and it's all you know about the world."

Harley's grin only widened at Odette's comment, giving a patronising nod in response. "Yes, definitely, I'm sure." She teased lightly.

Harley's grin broadened, eyes twinkling. "You sure seem to agree." She teased, lightly elbowing the other woman. "Never been so easy to make you laugh before."

Harley grinned, wiggling her eyebrows again. Whether Odette was taking this seriously or not, she was having fun now. "Actually mine are lesbianoculars." She clarified with a cheeky wink. "I'll keep an eye on you."

Harley giggled lightly at Odette's impression of her teenage self, thinking about how worlds apart that struggling, insecure girl was from the woman sitting in front of her. She smiled at the offer, nodding in agreement, though her eyebrows raised at the upturn of Odette's question. "Well...

Harley chuckled, leaning back in her seat. "Yeah, that sounds about right. They fly in circles and clap for you when you score a try or whatever." She teased, switching sports entirely.

Harley couldn't hold back a laugh. "Ooooh, that felt like being back in third year!" She grinned, with a fake shiver. "So cold!" She smiled as Odette made the offer, not even thinking before she nodded. "Sure, that sounds really fun." She grinned, wiggling her eyebrows. "My memory of the...

Harley couldn't hold back a grin at the offer of tickets, wiggling her eyebrows. "Well now I have to say yes." She grinned cheekily. "That way if I change my mind I can just sell 'em and make bank."

Harley laughed, clinking her glass with Odette happily. "I'll drink to that!" She announced, before draining her glass. "You better. Might even manage to convince me to actually watch a game of Quidditch..." She teased. "I only ever bothered going when you were playing, you know?"

Harley shrugged slightly, taking another bite of the cake. "She was weird to one of my friends after a breakup, high school stuff." She chuckled slightly. "Still nice hearing about her losing at Quidditch though, I never said I wasn't petty."

Harley couldn't help a laugh at the mention of Lizzie Taylor. "Oh wow, that is like Hogwarts." She laughed, trying to imagine the two of them on the pitch like the old days. "Glad you beat her though, I know it's not "house solidarity" or whatever but I never liked her." She said, thinking...

Harley laughed lightly, raising her glass in agreement. "Then my campaign thanks you for the support." She smiled, making a small 'cheers' movement before taking a sip. "So what will you be up to while I'm taking over the government?" She teased. "Are you still playing for the Macaws?"

Harley couldn't help a snort of laughter, covering her mouth with one hand. "I've always been deep." She teased, still grinning broadly. "It's just more fun to be a menace than talk about it." She raised both eyebrows at the suggestion that she should run for Minister, laughing more. "You...

Harley wasn't embarrassed by her politics by any means, but she knew when it was and wasn't the time, and this.... wasn't. It was a relief that Odette didn't seem put off, and she chuckled slightly at the compliment, taking a sip of her wine. "Thanks. I've always been into this stuff..." She...