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i was gone and now I’m back
Victoria gulped at the mention of a big family game. She knew how talented the Potters were when it came to Quidditch, she'd seen James play since he'd gotten on the team. Not only would she lose against them, they'd probably crush her and she wasn't very eager to break her bones. She was about to deny the invitation when she remembered something James had said just a second ago and playfully slapped his shoulder. "I know how to fly you idiot! What do you think would've happened to me if I had gotten a troll in flying class?" She scolded him. It was funny, how she could lead a revolution against the ministry of magic and practically torture new recruits but she couldn't play a simple game of Quidditch. The thought had plagued her mind for a while now, she felt like she should be able to fly if she was brave enough to join her father's ranks just for information. Both situations could lead to her death, after all. "I'm just afraid of the fall. And the speed, and the balls, and the other players trying to kill me." She muttered, almost to herself. Her smile returned when James said she was practically family now. Having a family apart from hers was the best gift she could hope for.
When the kid gave her a nickname and told her she'd have to get used to it, she simply ruffled the girl's hair and smiled. "Well you'd probably be a better teacher than these clowns, wouldn't you?" She said playfully, then turning to her friends. "No offense dears but I'd rather come out of the field alive and not in a million pieces." She explained, her tone being playful so they'd know she was just kidding. She'd have to admit she flinched when someone shouted her friend's name and almost dropped the animal when it jumped on top of her. Luckily, she'd been able to grab it before it'd fallen down. She already knew Lily, she'd seen her in school and James often mentioned her. It still didn't prepare her from the little girl's entrance. "Hello to you too Lily." She said, quickly giving the adults a glance to see who would yell at her first. That's what happened in her house after all, if one of her little siblings shouted they were in for a long punishment. Turning her attention back to the stoat, she carefully ran a finger down it's spine and began petting it after making sure it wasn't dangerous.
When the kid gave her a nickname and told her she'd have to get used to it, she simply ruffled the girl's hair and smiled. "Well you'd probably be a better teacher than these clowns, wouldn't you?" She said playfully, then turning to her friends. "No offense dears but I'd rather come out of the field alive and not in a million pieces." She explained, her tone being playful so they'd know she was just kidding. She'd have to admit she flinched when someone shouted her friend's name and almost dropped the animal when it jumped on top of her. Luckily, she'd been able to grab it before it'd fallen down. She already knew Lily, she'd seen her in school and James often mentioned her. It still didn't prepare her from the little girl's entrance. "Hello to you too Lily." She said, quickly giving the adults a glance to see who would yell at her first. That's what happened in her house after all, if one of her little siblings shouted they were in for a long punishment. Turning her attention back to the stoat, she carefully ran a finger down it's spine and began petting it after making sure it wasn't dangerous.