Oliver Wood is stubborn, confident, and brave... or at least that's the façade he wishes to show. Lying is easy for Oliver, but living is harder when a white-haired girl crashes into him by chance. It's too bad she's the younger sister of his quiddi...
Some people don't like a little bit of smut, and trust me it's not too much, but here's a TW. When I go into 'LARA'S POV', you can skip ahead.
QUALITY TIME
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The blue fire crackled under the warm lights of the Ravenclaw common room. Lara had to admit, this wouldn't have been the first place she'd have chosen to be today, with many uptight Ravenclaws shushing her if she said something too loud. But she was dead set on seeing Luna before the Saturday was over.
Luna, of course, was in the library section of the common room, whispering little comments to herself, her dreamy eyes skimming across the well-used books. A smirk had burst onto Lara's face at the girl, who she hadn't seen since term had started, and wasted no time in leaping at her, tackling the year 2 in a suffocating hug.
Oliver, who had stuck by her side all morning, grinned at the pair, but thought it would be best to leave them to catch up for a while. So with that in mind, he went into a different column of books, wondering if they had anything about quidditch.
"Luna! Little bug, how've you been?" Lara exclaimed softly, pulling out of her hug where she had been bent down onto her knees to reach her sister's height.
Still kneeling down, the older Ravenclaw grabbed her sister's shoulder, looking her over like a worried mother.
"Lara!" She giggled in her normal angelic voice.
The two conversed in the stacks for awhile, Luna pushing to know about Elijah, to which Lara obliged, but carefully. She was glad that Oliver had distracted her this morning with several "I love you"s. But she knew she couldn't avoid it for long, so she went into as little detail of Elijah's condition as possible, but enough that it would satisfy little Luna.
And it did, and Luna soon moved on to asking about Jenna, Elijah's doctor, who she had grown very fond of. Lara recalled how Jenna would take Luna around the medical ward, explaining how they fixed each person up "nice and proper". Or when Luna clawed at her bright, ginger hair, that Jenna had let loose from her ponytail when Luna got curious.
Jenna was a good woman. Lara was thankful that she was not only saving Elijah's life everyday, but being so kind to the family and trying to entertain her sister. She was glad they were friends now, and even missed her. She missed them all; Isla, Zhen (even if he was a bit quiet at times), Jenna, Isaac and especially Elijah.
