Sorry about that! I've been gone for a long time hopefully you'll enjoy this and more is yet to come.

Days passed before they could leave the hospital wing, Charlie was fine but Cedric wasn't. It was clear that he wasn't himself ever since the fall, yet Madam Pomfrey dismissed him. Charlie was debating with Madam Pomfrey to let him stay longer but she refused, after all he was annoying Madam Pomfrey.

Charlie settled down at the great hall to eat with Faye, all eyes were laid on her when she sat down. Ignoring the stares she grabbed a piece of toast and started talking, "I swear, this staring thing never ends." she told her. Faye who rolled her eyes, "Duh! Everyone thinks that you and Cedric are dating!" she told her, "That's what they all thought before all of this crap ever happened. Now look! They're all gonna throw a hissy fit if they don't have him." Charlie continued to eat her food, when suddenly there was a commotion in the entrance of the great hall. At first she ignored it, "Great a ruckus to start of this morning. Let's get them all pumped up!" she said to Faye, while Faye stood up from her bench to look. Suddenly there was a wide smile on her face, "Oh my god!" she said in a slow but amusing tone. Charlie still wasn't looking, "What someone hexed someone else?" asking her while her mouth was filled with food.

Then there was another commotion only it was closer to her; Faye covered her mouth trying to not burst in laughter. Charlie is staring at her then at the person she's staring at. Looking over to at the crowd, she saw Cedric walking passing them his boxers on. Her jaw dropped and her eyes were wide, "What the- " she couldn't finish the sentence. Cedric was walking casually while looking at girls, winking at them and smiling at them. Girls were giggling like crazy, while the guys laughed. Charlie wasn't the least bit amused.

Charlie sat back down and hid her face, "Please don't come my way-," she told her self, but Faye heard her, "I think that blow did him good!" she said to her. Charlie chucked her toast at her face, "Are you insane? He's gone mad!" she started to argue with her, "He's not mad! He's just a little more . . . open!" Faye said while laughing.

"Open? Open to what? Freedom of trousers?"

"Why not? He looks rather packed-"

"You sick women! How the hell do you know if he's packed- Oh never mind! I don't wanna know."

"Take a look!"

"I'm not gonna look- " she was cut short when she realized that the great hall had gone quiet. Faye, who had the biggest smile on her face, was looking at something behind Charlie. Charlie quickly stood up and turned around, only to find Cedric standing in front of her. Charlie who looked at him square in the eye then down, to find that he was in his boxers. Cedric wore a smile on his face, "Hey Charlie! May I have a word with you?" saying in a rather cheese tone. Charlie's face turned red, her mouth dropped open trying to say something to him but she was lost for words. Shaking her head at him, she grabbed him by his tie and dragged him through the crowd of spectators. Surprisingly he wasn't resisting to her pull, he smiled at the crowd as if he was use to it. Exiting the Great Hall in to the corridors while people watched them pass by.

Eventually she found an empty class, "Get in here." she pushed him inside and entering herself. Trying to keep herself calm by walking around, thinking of what to say to him in a nice way instead of blowing up, but it got the best of her when he sat down and spread his legs like a regular guy would. "CLOSE YOUR LEGS!" she yelled at him, but Cedric remained in the same position as he smiled.

"Where the hell are your trousers?"

"Trouser?"

"Yes! Trousers!"

"I seem to have forgotten them!"

"No shit!"

"No wonder I felt rather peakish from the bottom down. Quite liberating if you ask me."

" Liberating? Have you gone mad! Ok never mind- stupid question. I've asked that question before."

"How about 'What's wrong with you?' you've never asked that."

"You're right I never- Hey! Who's asking the questions here? Me!"

"You're not suppose to do that!"

"Do what?"

"You're questions!"

"What about them?"

"You're not suppose to answer your rhetorical questions. That's just a contradiction."

"Of course it is- Wait, wait, wait, wait! What is- I don't- Now you sound like me!"

"You always did say that I needed to lighten up!"

"Not like this! I didn't ask you to take off your trousers and walk around school."

"You're right, you didn't tell me to do that. But I did keep a promise to someone else."

"Who's that?"

"Matt."

"Matt told you to do this?"

"No it was a bet and I couldn't back off."

"What was the bet?"

"That I would win the game against Slytherans but we didn't."

"Why are you doing this?" she said now in a distraught voice, "I mean, after the hit I still feel a little bit sane. But you! I don't know what happened?" she sat down on a chair across from him, "And was it necessary for you to walk up to me like that? It's bad enough that people think we're dating and the collision didn't help us out. It just made things worse." Then the lightbulb finally turned on, "Oh no." she said in a sad tone, "What?" Cedric asked, "I sound just like you." she said in a rather grim tone.

Cedric just stood up and shrugged his shoulder, "Well, enjoy it while you can." telling her as he walked out of the class. Leaving her alone in the room, she inhaled slowly, then held her breath, for a minute. Suddenly she exhaled while screaming. Cedric then popped his head back in, "By the way Charlie," he paused for a minute then said, "Lovely hips!" Charlie wore a puzzled look on her face, "What?" she asked him but he closed the door.