Re: Gotta Keep In Touch

by **Jaquellene Jack Dyllan** Tue Jul 06, 2010 8:50 pm

Jack shook her head. "Nah, I could have the money, I just don't like abusing it too much. Uncle Chip is kind of an eccentric...I'm not sure of it's millionaire, but I know he has money." She smiled. She really liked her old brooms because few Quidditch players tried to figure out their strengths and weaknesses so they went into a game not knowing what to expect out of Jack and her broom. She remembered her manners...for once. "But thanks for the offer."

by Andrew Thompson Tue Jul 06, 2010 8:58 pm

Andrew listened to every word she said and then wondered who her family had been. If her Uncle had been a somewhat millionaire as she had said, they his parents would've read something on stocks or somewhat. He nearly zoned out thinking about the last few things and then said "No problem. I like to help." He then looked back at the Quidditch field and smiled "I can't for the next game," he said almost anxiously "it'd be my first official Quidditch match."

by **Jaquellene Jack Dyllan** Tue Jul 06, 2010 9:15 pm

Jack smiled as he mentioned the first official match. It was hers too, but she was more excited than anything; she was ready to show off the skills she had been working to perfect for years now. Of course, Andrew had a lot to live up to as the team captain. Way more pressure than a Beater. "Excited? Or freaked out?" she said knowingly.

by Andrew Thompson Tue Jul 06, 2010 9:19 pm

"More like 'ready-to-throw-someone-through-a-window'," he smiled thinking about the match that would be coming up soon. He was scared that he might lose the snitch and be blamed by everyone and not live up to his brothers leagacy, or he might win and be praised all around. He didn't know, but he hoped he won. "Oh I you're not the one I'd throw out the window, by the way," he said quickly "I'd throw Louis." He joked on that last part.

by **Jaquellene Jack Dyllan** Tue Jul 06, 2010 9:39 pm

Jack had just jokingly moved away from the window at Andrew's worlds when he assured her he wouldn't throw her but Louis. She grimaced and said "I think he's had his fair share of injuries." She shook her head and smiled. "That kid cracks me up. Never stops going, does he?"

by Andrew Thompson Tue Jul 06, 2010 10:27 pm

"Nah he doesn't," he said having a strong side of American English now. He hated when he did that. It was bad enough to be in a British school and be American, but his accent had screwed him over big time during different times. "But yeah, he's always going on and on. It somtimes gets annoying, since he doesn't think it through. But he's got a good heart."

by **Jaquellene Jack Dyllan** Tue Jul 06, 2010 10:53 pm

Jack smiled. "He's a good kid." His determination kind of reminded her brother Riley, who was really into sports and rather pigheaded about it sometimes, though she loved him very much. She noticed Andrew's thicker American accent and said, "So you really are from America then?" She knew he lived in New York from earlier but she had thought maybe it was a vacation home or something.

by Andrew Thompson Tue Jul 06, 2010 10:58 pm

"Yeah," he said calmly thinking about his past and it brought up things had had forgotten before "I was born in New York City but our family moved to Illinois when I was about 2. When I was 7, we moved back to New York until me and my brother got accepted. I was pretty much invisible until...well. I don't really want to talk about it." He had missed his brother. Even though Danny had never mentioned him in anything, they had always had a good relationship. They were like friends at any rate.

by **Jaquellene Jack Dyllan** Tue Jul 06, 2010 11:07 pm

Jack nodded. "It's cool." She knew that everyone had things they were not ready to talk about and she was not one to press the matter unless it was urgent. Still, she was curious. She was a theatrical person and she knew that New York was a cultural center. "So how is New York? What's it like?"

by Andrew Thompson Tue Jul 06, 2010 11:11 pm

"Like what the cliche brochures say," he smiled and then leaned against the wall "'The city that never sleeps' 'a wonderful place for theater and entertainment' and the greatest place to get stabbed and end up on the channel 5 news." He hadn't been to New York in a while now, so he hadn't seen how much crime there was, but that last statement, in his opinion, was true. "It's good place to eat or vacation, but when you live there, it just gives you a headache."

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