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- Daphne
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- 4/2032 (30)
After dressing up as a soccer player for Halloween this year, April was actually kind of feeling like trying the sport for herself. Quidditch was great, and getting to play in the last game had been wonderful, but she lately missed the muggle world more and more. She associated it with her mother, and she hadn't seen her mother in a long time now. It was even more of a contrast as her father was constantly around. It was nice to be able to wave at him at breakfast, but she was a little annoyed at how he had been so worried over her after the Quidditch match. At least soccer seemed less dangerous, so surely he wouldn't be all worried about her getting hurt while she was playing it outside. Besides, maybe he didn't need to know she was out here. Maybe he didn't need to know everything.
Unfortunately, playing soccer alone was kind of hard. April tried to make it fun for herself by aiming for trees to shoot at, but it was too easy and it wasn't very fun after a while. Either she hit the tree she had aimed at and had to run over to grab the ball again, or she missed the tree and had to run over to grab the ball again regardless. After doing this for a while, she decided she would try to kick the ball really high into the air instead. It would be more fun, and if she could manage it correctly it would be something she could show off to her friends. Kicking the ball up was surprisingly difficult, however, and she soon grew frustrated. After a few more tries, she gave it a hard kick in irritation. The ball actually flew higher than she expected, collided with a nearby tree and bounced back to hit her on the head. She stood there for a moment, then burst out laughing. She must have looked so silly! She had no idea if anyone had seen, but that hardly mattered. At least April herself was amused by her silly actions, and she wouldn't be too embarrassed if anyone had seen it happen.
Unfortunately, playing soccer alone was kind of hard. April tried to make it fun for herself by aiming for trees to shoot at, but it was too easy and it wasn't very fun after a while. Either she hit the tree she had aimed at and had to run over to grab the ball again, or she missed the tree and had to run over to grab the ball again regardless. After doing this for a while, she decided she would try to kick the ball really high into the air instead. It would be more fun, and if she could manage it correctly it would be something she could show off to her friends. Kicking the ball up was surprisingly difficult, however, and she soon grew frustrated. After a few more tries, she gave it a hard kick in irritation. The ball actually flew higher than she expected, collided with a nearby tree and bounced back to hit her on the head. She stood there for a moment, then burst out laughing. She must have looked so silly! She had no idea if anyone had seen, but that hardly mattered. At least April herself was amused by her silly actions, and she wouldn't be too embarrassed if anyone had seen it happen.