Calling all the lonely ones

[Cato Rainsworth]

Cato couldn't seem to get over the fact that Bianca is no longer in his life. He loved her, for almost all his life and it was painful enough to see her going with someone else moreover getting an owl of her dying from her illness. He got the chance to confess about how he felt and Bianca wished that he would've done that sooner but he was a coward, a stupid, foolish coward. All these regrets and sorrow made Cato hate himself even more. The young Gryffindor took his robe and made his way toward the great lawn. How he wished that he could have another chance to love someone like how he loved Bianca. She will always be special and inevitably will always be in Cato's heart but he would have to learn to make room for someone else. The wind wasn't as strong as yesterday and this explained why the quidditch team members were rushing toward the quidditch field. Cato was considering about joining the team but it was too late for him, he should've done that since years ago. Beast climbing will do, he has great balance, strong arms, and is very flexible. He has the whole package to climb monsters or any large animals. Even though the sport wasn't as popular as quidditch, Cato enjoyed it as much as a quidditch captain enjoyed his game. With all the frustration and distraction in mind, the brunette climbed on a tree and carelessly held on a thin twig, a meter away from the ground and fell on his back. Yuph, a whole package for a beast climber.