clouds stories

After class Maddie had wandered down into the grounds, her feet carried her in the direction of the quidditch pitch, almost as if it had a gravitational pull on her. The sun was warm on her face as she approached the field. This was the second happiest place on earth, the first was probably when she was playing the piano. The music would just carry her away. She loved the feel of flying, the wind in her hair, the sun on her face, like she could go anywhere. It felt free. Mads like free. But, today she wasn’t there to fly, she had left her broom in the common room and wasn’t going back to get it. Also the school brooms sucked, veering off to the side as they pleased.
She wandered out into the middle of the field and took her cloak off. Laying it in the grass she used it in place of a blanket laying on top of it. There were big white puffy clouds in the sky that drifted lazily as she lay there. Maddie admired the clouds and tried to determine what each looked like. One was a salamander with wings, or maybe a baby dragon, and another was a centar,. Maddie closed her eyes and let her mind wander, her thoughts drifting towards her family. She missed them terribly, but knew that attending Hogwarts was necessary for her to achieve her dreams. Her father had always wanted her to become a musician, but Maddie yearned for something more. She wanted adventure, excitement, and magic.
As she lay there, lost in thought, she heard footsteps approaching. Maddie opened her eyes and sat up looking in the direction of the sound of crunching grass under foot.

Mason was just trying to find something to do. The boy was just trying to find someone he could annoy today. He barely got along with anyone lately, and he had decided to go get some flying practise in. So he ended up at Quidditch pitch now. The flying was one of his ways to calm his nerves. Here he wouldn't really be on, so he knew when the quidditch team did practise and so on. The boy had his ways to get the info. His plans were interrupted when he saw this girl lying on the crass. When he got closer, he sighed. The girl was pretty yes, but she was so damn loud and annoying. Mason can't stand this girl at all. "Oh woah, who do we have here?" he said with a smirk. He wasn't sure what to do with her now. "What brings you pretty annoying girl here middle of the day?" he asked. He could pretend to be curious at times. He for sure will find a way how to annoy her.

It was just Mason Cuffe who had stumbled upon her and disrupted the peacefulness she had been experiencing. ”My feet,” She answered with a smile on her face. The answer probably wasn’t as funny as she thought it was, but she knew it would bug her classmate. It always had a way of bugging her brothers when she spoke to them that way. “What brings you here Cuffe? Couldn’t find a girl to snog?” Maddie asked as she maneuvered her body so that her legs were crossed in front of her, and her hands were in her lap. She thought she was being funny, but Mason wouldn’t find it funny. Mads just wanted to have a good time.

Mason looked at the girl and just rolled her eyes. This girl thought she was all fun and so but to him just seemed like some stupid blonde, even if she was hot for sure yes. Something she would love to call his, but he couldn't stand her personality at all. So it was something he couldn't do with her. "Woah, didn't expect that," he said well. "I could have got girl, but they all seem so boring these days. Nothing interesting. Wanted to fly a bit, but seems like you ruined even that mood now," he said. At least he was honest.

Mads let out a mischievous giggle as Mason replied, caught off guard by her question. It always gave her a thrill when she could elicit a reaction from a guy that they didn't expect to give. "You know what, you're absolutely right. This place is pretty dull today," she conceded with a playful wink.
"I'd probably be flying too but left the broom back in the room." the thought pulling another giggle out of the girl. "And the school brooms are the worst." She wiggled a little in her seated position, sitting still was hard.

Mason wasn't really sure what to do with this girl here. "For you yes, as you are same dull, and so fucking annoying always," he said to her. To be honest he didn't care about her feelings at all.
"Oh yeah, you know there is spell what helps you bring objects to you," he said with a smirk. "I have to agree that school brooms are the worst. With those can't be flown at all," he agreed with that much with this girl.

"Thats what I'm good at," She smiled up at Mason, "Why don't you have a seat?" Maddie laid back and planted her feet on the ground tucking her hands under her head she used them as a pillow and gazed up at the clouds again. "Hey look that cloud looks like you, a big butt." she giggled at herself. Maddie really liked getting a rise out of Mason when she could. his indifference to her wasn't much different than when her siblings and she argued. She found it endearing. Maddie would often tease Mason by calling him out on his indifference, pointing out that he was the same way with her as he was with her siblings. It was obvious to Maddie that he didn't like it, but it only made her more determined to keep up the act.

Mason eyed the girl and wondered should he just go on ignore her and just go do some flying around her or just sit here with her. To be honest he was not in much mood for either. This often happens around her. This girl really could get on his nerves. He wasn't sure what was going on. "Why I should sit here with you, I don't need more rumours about us," he said. He had heard about them yes, through some friends. People often thought they dated or there was something going on. "Oh really?" he asked and tried to figure out what she was talking about now. He just stood, was holding onto his broom and looked at the sky. "That's best you can do?" he teased her.

Maddie dramatically rolled her eyes at Mason, "Got anything better to be doing?" she was pretty sure that the answer was no, hers would have been also. Pouting always worked on her older brother, but she doubted it would work on Mason. He reminded her more of the relationship between her younger brother and herself, pouting didn't work on Kole. "Rumors shumors." she muttered trying to decide what a large fluffy cloud off to the left side of the sky looked. "That one kind of looks like a dragon. don't you think?" Mads ignored him mocking her. she could do better, if she were trying. Right?

"Not really," he ended up mumbling there now. To be honest there was always something about Maddie, what made him feel at times so dumb. Anyways he looked at the girl and then back at the sky. The boy soon enough ended up sitting on the ground, his broom lying down next to him. "Oh it does, actually. That one over there looks like wolf or dog," he ended up saying about one. Not many knew about him being actually a werewolf.