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lrthunder82Title: Of Quills and Questions
Author: LRThunder
Characters/Pairing: Harry/Ginny, Romilda
Word Count: 541
Rating: R
Warnings: Voyeurism, semi-public sex
Challenge: Word prompts: quill, questions
Author's Notes: Depending on what the next prompts are, there may be a sequel to this one. :)
For years, many witches and wizards feared the quill of Rita Skeeter. They feared it for the exaggerations it wrote, but also the truths. But ever since the end of the war, she had faded from the minds of the general public. Some say she had been killed, while others thought she had been blackmailed into keeping quiet.
Romilda Vane, her pupil, had no such weakness. When she finished Hogwarts, she apprenticed herself to Skeeter, who was only too happy to pass on what she had learned. When Romilda was ready, she was given the infamous Quick Quotes Quill. She knew how to use it, and it wouldn't be for boring politics.
Romilda set her sights on Quidditch. She was hired by Witch Weekly to cover the professional league, and its players were already learning to fear her. She didn't write any unflattering articles, but they feared her aggressiveness in her pursuit of a story.
The league required its players to be available for interviews after matches. While most of them hated Romilda, they more than fulfilled their obligations. The only exception was Ginny Weasley, star Chaser of the Holyhead Harpies. Her answers were short, bitter and outright sarcastic.
Romilda knew why. Ginny knew Romilda had tried chasing Harry for herself, but that was years ago, and Ginny had a boyfriend at the time. But Romilda also knew that Ron Weasley had been poisoned thanks to one of her schemes, albeit indirectly.
"Thank you for answering my questions," Romilda said as she put away the quill and parchment.
"Don't mention it," Ginny said coolly. "Now, if you'll excuse me, I need a shower."
Romilda nodded. As she left the locker room, she thought she saw someone run in. She hesitated, because she only had a glimpse. Maybe she should find out.
She didn't have an invisibility cloak, but she was good at Disillusionment Charms. She put one on herself, then followed Ginny into the showers. What she saw would make a good story by itself.
Ginny wasn't alone. She was in Harry's arms, kissing him passionately. Ginny pulled on her boyfriend's robes, and soon they were both naked. Romilda watched as Harry pushed her against the wall, then entered her swiftly. Ginny's moans filled the room, drowning out even the sound of the rushing water. She gripped Harry's shoulder tightly as he continued thrusting into her.
Even though Romilda would have loved to stay, she knew that they would eventually catch her, even with the Disillusionment Charm. When she returned to the office, she noticed that the Quick Quotes Quill had already written down what she had seen. She smiled as she read it. She wouldn't publish it, at least not today. She would keep it safe for a future use. Who knows what could come of it?
Romilda put it in her desk drawer and picked up an envelope. It looked like a new story, something about a scandal among the German Quidditch Leagues about fixing matches. It sounded juicy, and she would have to hurry if she wanted to be the first to report on it. Looking back at her desk one last time, she knew exactly what she would do with her observations of Harry and Ginny's lovemaking.
Author: LRThunder
Characters/Pairing: Harry/Ginny, Romilda
Word Count: 541
Rating: R
Warnings: Voyeurism, semi-public sex
Challenge: Word prompts: quill, questions
Author's Notes: Depending on what the next prompts are, there may be a sequel to this one. :)
For years, many witches and wizards feared the quill of Rita Skeeter. They feared it for the exaggerations it wrote, but also the truths. But ever since the end of the war, she had faded from the minds of the general public. Some say she had been killed, while others thought she had been blackmailed into keeping quiet.
Romilda Vane, her pupil, had no such weakness. When she finished Hogwarts, she apprenticed herself to Skeeter, who was only too happy to pass on what she had learned. When Romilda was ready, she was given the infamous Quick Quotes Quill. She knew how to use it, and it wouldn't be for boring politics.
Romilda set her sights on Quidditch. She was hired by Witch Weekly to cover the professional league, and its players were already learning to fear her. She didn't write any unflattering articles, but they feared her aggressiveness in her pursuit of a story.
The league required its players to be available for interviews after matches. While most of them hated Romilda, they more than fulfilled their obligations. The only exception was Ginny Weasley, star Chaser of the Holyhead Harpies. Her answers were short, bitter and outright sarcastic.
Romilda knew why. Ginny knew Romilda had tried chasing Harry for herself, but that was years ago, and Ginny had a boyfriend at the time. But Romilda also knew that Ron Weasley had been poisoned thanks to one of her schemes, albeit indirectly.
"Thank you for answering my questions," Romilda said as she put away the quill and parchment.
"Don't mention it," Ginny said coolly. "Now, if you'll excuse me, I need a shower."
Romilda nodded. As she left the locker room, she thought she saw someone run in. She hesitated, because she only had a glimpse. Maybe she should find out.
She didn't have an invisibility cloak, but she was good at Disillusionment Charms. She put one on herself, then followed Ginny into the showers. What she saw would make a good story by itself.
Ginny wasn't alone. She was in Harry's arms, kissing him passionately. Ginny pulled on her boyfriend's robes, and soon they were both naked. Romilda watched as Harry pushed her against the wall, then entered her swiftly. Ginny's moans filled the room, drowning out even the sound of the rushing water. She gripped Harry's shoulder tightly as he continued thrusting into her.
Even though Romilda would have loved to stay, she knew that they would eventually catch her, even with the Disillusionment Charm. When she returned to the office, she noticed that the Quick Quotes Quill had already written down what she had seen. She smiled as she read it. She wouldn't publish it, at least not today. She would keep it safe for a future use. Who knows what could come of it?
Romilda put it in her desk drawer and picked up an envelope. It looked like a new story, something about a scandal among the German Quidditch Leagues about fixing matches. It sounded juicy, and she would have to hurry if she wanted to be the first to report on it. Looking back at her desk one last time, she knew exactly what she would do with her observations of Harry and Ginny's lovemaking.
