Closed Listening to the Radio

[Paige Thompson]

Once Paige had made sure that her annoying little sister would leave her alone by pinky-promising her that she would show her around the castle at the end of the week, she walked back to where she had settled herself moments earlier and turned on the radio. While she did eventually intend on showing Piper around, Hogwarts was a big castle and she didn't want to end up having to look for her because she got lost, right now was definitely not the time for it, as the Kaikōura Kea were about to play their match of the season. Dressed in club colours, the Slytherin swung her legs up on the table closest to her and turned the volume of the sports channel up a little. Thankfully, there weren't a lot of people around so she wouldn't get any indignant looks thrown her way if she'd cheer a bit too loudly. She stuffed her face with the chips she'd brought along whilst she waiting for the match to begin.

 

[Issac Jacobs]

Issac had slightly been bored already at Hogwarts, even though classes hadn't really started yet. He did, however, caught up with his friends and whatnot, which he was stoked about. He had decided to look around the castle once more, to see if there was anything fun for him to do. But there wasn't anything particular of him doing at the moment. So Issac recluncatly made his way back into the castle, and up to the student lounge hoping there was something to do. Once he had entered the room, he had noticed that there weren't really many people around, only that there was a girl he had seen in his class in a familiar Quidditch team colours. He slightly went quickly towards the girl. "Wait, is that a Quidditch game on?" Issac says with a some excitement. Finally, something he could do. Listen to the game, if the girl had allowed him to of course. He then got a closer look at what the girl was wearing. "Oh, I see that you're going for Kaikōura Kea. Who are they versing?" Issac says curiously, turning his head back to the radio.

 

[Paige Thompson]

Paige quickly swung her legs off of the table again when a boy had joined her, a bit startled by it as she had been too engrossed in listening to the announcer on the radio. ''Yeah, it is,'' she answered quickly. Had she known that other people would potentially join her, she'd have prepared herself for it a bit better. She squinted her eyes a little at the boy, however, decided not to judge him just yet. If he was supporting her favourite team as well then all would be fine, though a bit of healthy competition wouldn't be bad. He didn't look like someone supporting the Kaikōura Kea though. ''They're up against the Wollongong Warriors,'' she told him. ''Did you want to come and listen to?'' she asked, more than happy to have him join her despite which team he supported. If she was going to try and be nicer this year, allowing others to listen to the radio with her surely was a good start.