Recent content by Teddy Pirrip

Teddy liked Charms, it was probably his favourite subject, and he liked the professor too because he did things in class like setting fire to the furniture. Teddy enjoyed the demonstration and got to work trying the Flame Freezing Charm for himself. He thought it would freeze the flame, but...

Teddy felt the welcoming atmosphere in the Astronomy tower when he arrived and took a seat, making a little oooh sound when Professor Nakamura told them they were studying nebulae today. Teddy wasn't sure if he knew what a nebulae was exactly, so he listened closely. He found the different types...

Teddy smirked then glanced at the butterbeer bottle, pretty convinced in that moment that it was the same one left behind from before, maybe put aside for the next round of Spin the Bottle. Not that he needed that game to get a kiss anymore. He was already looking forward to finding Hugo again...

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Teddy felt all light, airy and comfortable. He felt he could stay here all day with Hugo, but he was almost late for his next lesson and he knew he was going to have to pull himself back to reality soon. “I think they'd be okay with it. They don't have much choice." He smiled, thinking Hugo was...

The second kiss left a sort of hum in Teddy's chest and tingling lips which felt nice, he didn't say anything right away as he took in the new sensations. He could see the daze in Hugo’s eyes and feel his breath on the side of his face. Teddy knew he was feeling it too and he liked that. The...

Teddy took his seat and settled for another lecture on the second wizarding war. History of Magic always involved a lot of note taking but Teddy didn't mind, he listened and copied along. He had to laugh when Professor Borisyuk described some of the events, like when Harry and Voldemort circled...

Teddy felt better when their eyes met especially noticing Hugo's kind brown eyes and feeling reassured by them. Those brown eyes were the last thing he saw before closing his own and kissing Hugo back, softy at first. His hand soon found the side of Hugo’s face as he deepened the kiss before...

Hugo was looking away from Teddy and Teddy didn’t like it. The lack of eye contact made him seem like he wasn’t being fully honest, or like he was holding something back. And was he blushing? Teddy was pretty sure Hugo hadn't always been quite so red. "You’re not a romantic? Could’ve fooled me."...

Teddy liked Charms, the magic they learnt in this class was much more fun than any other subject. He smiled when Professor Haden explained the lesson and got to work practicing. He levitated the cake, then pointed his wand at the set of knives and summoned one to him. Watching Lucy struggle with...

Teddy arrived for Astronomy and took notes on the lecture. It was interesting to learn about the moon as a charger for magic, but the lecture was shorter than Teddy expected. He looked surprised when they were dismissed. Maybe Teddy would have just liked to do some stargazing. He finished his...

What was Hugo talking about? Teddy hadn’t kissed him. Hugo had been the one to kiss Teddy first. And if anyone was going to remember a detail like that, it was Teddy. He opened his mouth to argue the fact when Hugo threw him completely off with the frog prince disguise comment. For a second...

Teddy was going to leave, but Hugo holding his cuff kept him there. He saw Hugo was hurt but he’d just tried not to make it a big deal, because big deals were scary, and feelings were worse, and if he gave it too much weight then it might be too heavy. It hadn’t been nothing. Not really, but...

Teddy took his seat for another History of Magic lesson, furiously taking notes about the Wizarding war that had taken place in Europe years ago. It was a messy and complex business, but a good story overall. Someone should think about writing a fictional retelling but set in New Zealand, Teddy...

Teddy was fully aware that History of Magic was more a lesson in keeping up with Professor Borisyuk than actually remembering what he was talking about. Teddy spent the lesson furiously writing down everything he said, he'd then read the notes over later to remember it. By the end of the lesson...