Closed Two for Two

[Elizabeth Fletcher]

Elizabeth enjoyed the break from constant coursework, but she missed her friends. She made her way to the pitch with her broom tucked under her arm. One thing she had practiced hard all break was her broom skills. Trying out for the quidditch team had been her top goal this year. Upon reaching the pitch, she noticed it was rather empty and quiet. It was partially cloudy and Elizabeth had boundless amounts of energy to unleash. Preparing to mount her broom, her attention turned towards the sound of approaching footsteps.

 

[Arthurian Taylor]

Arthur had spent the break a bit differently this year. He had spent it in the company of his mother and his aunt, of course, but also with his father and his sisters. It was... odd, for him. Of course, he did see Avaria and Emily at school. But spending time with the man his mother loved was... different. He wasn't sure what his mother saw in him, honestly. He saw and unsure Ava was with him and he didn't like how the man hadn't been in any of his children's lives growing up.

But he didn't want to think about that right now. He had seen Elizabeth wondering towards the Quidditch Pitch. He wasn't the best flyer ever, but he wasn't about to let her go alone. He'd told Kas and Isaac what he'd seen, leaving the invitation open for them to follow, before hurrying off after the girl. He grinned as she looked up. "Elizabeth," He greeted. "Alone?" He questioned. He had never been much of a talker, but he liked to think his friends understood him. Right now, he was questioning her choice not to bring the rest of them with her already. Honestly, did she really think she could just run off without them? School was much too boring for that.

 

[Kasim Safir]

Kas had spent a few minutes mulling over if he wanted to follow Arthur out to the pitch after Elizabeth. On one hand, Gryffindors and flying could only spell trouble for him, but on the other, it'd probably be more interesting to watch than his the class schedule he was currently staring at. Mind made up, Kas shoved the timetable in his pocket and followed down to the pitch.

"Anyone been mauled by a bludger yet?" He called as he made it to the pitch. He knew it was fine for them to be out here as long as they weren't interrupting a practice or anything, but it was still strange to be down on the pitch and not in the stands. Kas couldn't exactly say he missed flying lessons or anything, but it was still pretty fun, and he paused a moment, rifling in the equipment cupboard for a bit before producing a few spare school brooms, raising his eyebrows at Elizabeth and Arthur before bringing them over.

 

[Issac Jacobs]

Issac's break went by slowly and had spent it mostly with his family and catching up with his muggle friends back home. He did in fact miss his friends that he had met with in Hogwarts. Though he did end up talking about Quidditch with his older brother.

Speaking of Quidditch, Issac had missed playing small games of Quidditch back home, that he had decided that he was going to visit the pitch to help him not miss it as much. As he approached the pitch, he had noticed a few people on the pitch. Walking closer, he had saw that the people had familiar faces. "Hey" Issac says with a smile and slight wave, as he seen them have brooms with them.