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Lucy was still bubbling with joy at her success as she flew on, hoping to get another hit in soon.

Lucy pulled her broom around and swung for the bludger again quickly, squealing with delight as it actually hit her target, as bad as she might feel about it. "SORRY!" She called out to the other Lucy, though she couldn't quite keep her grin suppressed. @Lucy Montague

Lucy met his gaze, raising an eyebrow. "Yes. Important forest business." She said plainly, not giving an inch. She had to drop the haughty tone when he continued though, eyes widening. "No! Gimme!" She said urgently, lunging to grab at the rose.

"Yay, hi!" Lucy said cheerfully, rose and note already clutched in her hands - it had only seemed sensible to get them out while she was waiting. "I've got a rose delivery for you, happy Valentines day!" She beamed, handing over the rose and note with a flourish.

"Yay!" Lucy said cheerfully, glad to be able to cross another name off her list. "I've got a rose for you, hang on..." She dug through her basket, making sure she got the right flower and note out before handing them over to the boy with a cheerful smile. "Happy Valentines day!"

"You're welcome!" Lucy said brightly, delighting in the feeling of spreading such joy. "Have a happy Valentines day!" She added, giving the older girl a grin before skipping off to her next delivery.

Lucy smiled up at the professor, glad that he had been so easy to track down. "Here you are, happy Valentines day!" She said cheerfully, handing over the rose and its note.

Putting on speed, Lucy caught up to the bludger and swung. Unfortunately the momentum had her aim way off and she barely even hit the ball, sending it uselessly spiralling down away from the match.

Determined to rally, Lucy pulled herself together and flew on after the bludger.

Lucy spotted a bludger from Audrey coming near her and shot after it, trying to redirect it back to a member of the team, but her own shot went wide as well and she groaned.

Lucy pulled her broom around, hoping to get another good swing in as soon as possible.

Lucy circled around and caught up to another bludger, striking hard, but it flew right past Savannah and she quickly said her favourite word she'd learned off Diana under her breath.

Lucy caught up on another bludger and swung, but her bat flew wide entirely and she groaned as the ball zipped away from her.

Lucy grinned at the praise from the captain, gripping her bat tightly as she circled the pitch.

"Eeeeee, thank you!" Lucy said brightly, bouncing on her toes as she accepted the rose and hurried to read the note. She smiled warmly, heart filling as she read the sweet message. "Awww yay, thank you!" She said, grinning again at the older girl who had delivered it.