Old School Week Nothing Better to Do

[Eamon Tulloch]

To say that Eamon was bored out of his mind would be an understatement. With the holidays still in full swing, the Gryffindor did not want to think about or touch his homework as the holidays were all about relaxing and having a good time. Well so much for having a good time because he was bored out of his mind. He decided to bounce a tennis ball off of the first wall he deemed smooth enough which so happened to be on the second floor corridor.

 

[Uno Bear]

hearing the echo of a bounce, Uno rounded the corner to see someone bouncing a ball. Uno quickly ran as he threw it, hoping to catch it before he did.

 

[Eamon Tulloch]

It was actually quite relaxing, bouncing the ball off of the wall. Until some girl ran past him as he threw the ball again and caught it before he could. ''Oi! What're you doing!''

 

[Uno Bear]

Uno laughed as she caught the ball and the boy yelled at her. "being faster and better than you." Uno teased the stranger, bouncing the ball on the ground

 

[Eamon Tulloch]

''Haha, very funny.'' Taking a few steps forward. ''If you wouldn't mind giving it back to me now,'' Did he really have to deal with this?

 

[Zennon Baros]

“I mean, that actually was pretty funny, yeah.” Zennon said laughing. “Hi Uno.”

 

[Uno Bear]

Uno grinned at her friend. "Hi Zennon." She threw the ball against the wall, like the boy was doing, at an angle, wondering if the boy would catch it.

 

[Eamon Tulloch]

Eamon wondered for a moment if he should use his wand to summon the ball back to him but then she threw the ball against the wall. Stepping forward, the snatched it out of the air. ''Look, if you want to play along you should just say so,'' the Gryffindor told her. ''Same goes for your friend over here,'' he added. And then threw the ball with a curve against the wall so it would bounce towards the girl.

 

[Zennon Baros]

Did Zennon want to stand there and throw a ball against the wall all day? Not really, but he watched Uno to see what she would do.​