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Different (Cedric Diggory)

Requested: Yes, also I wasn’t too sure if you wanted like Draco Malfoy x Hufflepuff!Reader or something else but I’ve done Draco Malfoy a lot lately, so I hope this is okay!

Summary: Reader is a feisty Slytherin who has a crush on probably the nicest person in the world, Cedric Diggory

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AN: Enjoy :)

~1st Year~

“Excuse me, is anyone sitting here?” A boy asked, smiling kindly at you.

“Uh, no. Feel free to take a seat.” You said. He sat down across from you.

“I’m Cedric.” He said, holding out his hand.

“Y/N.” You shook it. “Do you know what house you’re going to be in?”

“No, I don’t really care, because I think all houses are good. Maybe Hufflepuff though. You?”

“Gryffindor probably, because that’s where everybody wants to go so can’t be that bad, right?”

“But is that what you want?”

“No, I don’t want to be here. I want to go home and pretend its all a dream.” You said and he looked at you.

“You don’t want to be here?” “No. I had to leave my family for school. School sucks.”

“Oh, well that’s okay.” He said an you looked at him. How could somebody be so nice and understanding. Not even your best friends at home were like that. but, the train ride continued slowly and the two of you continued talking.

Arriving at Hogwarts was much different than you expected. It looked nice and welcoming. You rode in a boat with Cedric to the castle and stood next to him the whole time. He was the only person you talked to. 

“Welcome, new students we hope you enjoy your stay for the next seven years. Let the ceremony begin.” The professor who announced herself as McGonnagall said. So one by one, students went up to the sorting hat and got sorted into their houses.

“Y/N L/N.” You walked to the hat and for the first time in your life,you were actually nervous. you looked over to Cedric and he gave you a sly thumbs up which made you smile.

“Hmmm, where to put you, you say Gryffindor, but I’m thinking…SLYTHERIN!” You noticed that some people were booing at you but most of them were clapping. You took a seat next to a girl who waved at you.

~2nd Year~

“Honestly, Cedric, I’m so sorry someone would do that.” You said,while you helped the boy pick up his stuff. “Oh, it’s fine Y/N. It was probably an accident.” He said and you were so confused how this boy would probably defend everyone and could never be mad at anyone.

“Okay the, let’s get to class.” the two of you had been friends this whole year and everybody was confused as to why a Slytherin and a Hufflepuff were friends.

~3rd Year~

“Y/N, I have a question of you.” Cedric said, sitting next to you on a bench where you were doing homework. The common room got a little too loud for you and your dorm mates were annoying you. “Yes?” You asked.

“Okay, so you know how we got the permission slips signed to go to Hogsmeade?”

“Yeah.” “Well, I was wondering, maybe, you’d like to go with me?” He asked nervously. You smiled at how shy he was being. “Sure.” You said and his eyes lit up.

“Great, I’ll see you Saturday, unless Sunday works for you, because Sunday is fine too.” He said quickly. “Saturday is fine.” You said smiling.

You met with Cedric and he was nervous. You were kinda nervous too. You were thirteen and having crushes were normal and that’s what you told yourself. The two of you went to The Three Broomsticks where some other people from school were, but it wasn’t too crowded. (A/N: Going over this, I just noticed I used “to”, “two”, and “too” in the same sentence. This probably isn’t interesting but I thought you should know) Madam Rosmerta sat you down in a booth and handed the both of you a glass of Butterbeer. That date went fine and the two of you talked about everything. That was when you knew that you definitely liked Cedric Diggory more than a friend.

~5th year~

“I don’t want to study!” You yelled, pushing away the textbooks which caused Madam Pince to look rudely at you and you stared back. “Come on Y/N, it’s your O.W.L’s. They’re important, plus you always do great. So, if we study, the you can guarantee that you’ll at least get one ‘O’.” He said and you groaned. You didn’t want to do anything anymore. Teachers were annoying you and your crush on Cedric only grew unfortunately. You thought this would be over with, but that was not the case. He was so nice to everyone, like one time a girl bumped into him and he apologized so many times and almost started crying. 

“Fine, but you owe me a Butterbeer.” You said. “Fine.” He said and you finally started working.

~Summer leading into 6th year~

“Come on Cedric, just get in the water.” You called to him as you, him, and a couple other friends were hanging out at the beach.

“But, what if I get water in my eyes?” He asked, worried. “Or what if I crush an animal- look a crab!” He exclaimed picking it up and smiling.

“Ced you dork, just get in.”

“Okay but let me get Dennis to a safer place.” He said and you rolled your eyes.

“Did you just name the crab Dennis?” You laughed. Finally he got into the water and you noticed a girl was looking at him. (A/N: This part gets really cringey and cliche but I wanted to show the readers feistiness) You rolled her eyes as she walked closer to you guys.

“Hi, I’m Morgan.” (Sorry if your name is Morgan)

“Cedric.” He said and they shook hands.

“Do you live around here?” She asked.

“Not really, how about you?” He asked and your blood started boiling. He didn’t even realize that she was flirting with him, because he mistook it for kindness.

“Oh well what school do you go to?”

“Ho-” He was cut off by you.

“Hansen boarding school. Hi, I’m Y/N, his best friend.” You snapped at her. She looked taken aback.

“Hi.” She shook your hand. Cedric was standing behind you, very confused as to why you were acting like this.

“Cedric, can you go get my hat? I think I’m starting to burn.” You asked. “Sure.” He said and wen to go grab your hat.

“Listen to me, stay away from him. He’s not yours and you don’t even know him so back off.” You snapped and she looked terrified.

“O-Okay.” She said, almost crying.

“Also, you might want to cover up, I can practically see your boobs.”

“Well, your ‘best friend’ didn’t seem to mind a minute ago.” She said,finding some courage. You turned back to her with steam almost pouring through your ears.

“Listen to me, don’t you ever talk about him like that! He didn’t even notice and if he did, he probably thought you should cover up. Don’t make me hurt you.” You said walking away. but, for extra measure, you muttered a spell and water came flying at her and knocking her backwards. Cedric came over to  you with your hat.

“I got your hat. What’s wrong?” He asked.

“Come on.” You said, pulling his hand and putting your hat on.

“Is she okay?”

“She’s fine.” You said angrily.

“You didn’t have to be mean to her.” He said and you turned around.

“She was practically throwing herself at you! How could you not see?” You asked.

“She was just being kind!”

“No she wasn’t! She was flirting with you!”

“Oh, so you’re jealous.” He said smirking and you turned red.

“I’m not jealous.” You said to him. “You are so jealous.” He said, laughing. “Come on Y/N, you know I don’t like her like that. Your still my favorite person.” He hugged you from behind. You rolled your eyes.

“Whatever. Cedric, did you put the crab on my towel?”

“He has a name.”

“Sorry. Did you put Dennis on my towel?”

“Yes.”

~6th year~

“You can’t be serious.” You said, walking away from him. “Y/N. Just understand-”

“Understand what? That you want to put your name in a potentially dangerous competition?” You asked.

“Look, I need to do this.”

“No, you don’t! I can’t let you do this.”

“Please, Y/N, just let me do this.”

“Fine! but I’m putting my name in too.” With this, his eyes widened.

“No, you can’t.” He said, going over to you.

“Now you know how I feel.” You said, tears starting well up in your eyes.

“No, please don’t cry.” He said, hugging you. You still refused to show your emotions and wiped your tears. “Cedric, you don’t understand. What if I lose you?” “Y/N. Only stupid people die in those things.” “That’s why I’m worried!” You said and he looked offended.

“Excuse you!” He said and you started laughing. He smiled.

It turned out that Cedric got in the TriWizard tournament along with Harry Potter, who’s underage. He had finished the first competition and the second one was coming up.

“Y/N, Y/N, I need your help!” Cedric said running towards you.

“Yes?” You asked. 

“I need to ask someone to the Yule Ball.” He said, taking a seat next to you.

“Okay. What’s her favorite color?” You asked.

“Silver.” Your favorite color was silver. “Okay, you should get a bouquet of flowers that are silver and just ask her. It’s simple, but will still show that you care.” You said. “Oh my god! Thank you Y/N! I hope Cho says yes.” He said and ran away. Cho? who the hell has Cho? It had just felt like your heart was stomped on. You immediately ran into your dorm and threw yourself on the bed. the tears just kept falling freely. You really hoped he would ask you but of course, you were the weird Slytherin girl with a temper.

“How stupid can a person be?” You asked yourself.

You were finally able to get a date for the Yule Ball, a boy named Henry. You were wearing a black dress with silver flowers decorated over it. To match, you also wore silver shoes. You noticed the champions dancing, specifically Cedric, dancing with their dates. Cho looked beautiful, wearing an elegant dress and Cedric looked handsome as always. after the first dance, everybody started dancing,but you didn’t want to. So, your date got angry and left you. There you were, sitting alone at a table, drinking punch. But that got boring, and you left to go into the corridors. You took a seat and noticed two different things going on. there was a girl who sat on the floor, bawling her eyes out, probably over some boy, and a group of girls yelling at each other, probably about a boy as well. You felt like both of those girls right now.

“What’s a pretty girl doing here all alone?” A random boy asked behind you. “I’m not interested.” You said and he groaned and walked away. There you were, alone in the corridor. You put your head in your hands and groaned.

“Y/N?” Somebody asked. You looked up to see Cedric.

“Ced, what are you doing here?” You asked sitting up. “Well, I noticed that my best friend wasn’t there.” He said, taking a seat.

“Shouldn’t you be dancing with Cho Chang?” You asked, anger lacing in your words. 

“No, she left. She said that I obviously had feelings for someone else.” Your head shot up.

“Who?” You asked.

“I don’t know.” He said and looked over to you. “Yes, I do.” That was when he kissed you. You put your hands around his neck and he grabbed your waist. And for the first time, you weren’t jealous of cedric because you knew you had it all.

Okay I hope you enjoyed. I was tempted cowrite a funeral scene, but I don’t want to kill you guys. :)

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December 28th 2016 - March 12th 2017. Hiroshima Part 2, New Year, A Visit From Some Old Friends, Birthdays and a Few Long ‘See-you’s!’.

Opps. I got lazy. What else is new? As per usual a bunch has happened since I last wrote. Things got busy basically as so as I started back after Winter Break and I haven’t had time to think. Or sleep properly. But hey, that’s being an adult right?

On the 28th I got on the Ferry and took myself to Hiroshima for a few days of shopping and just wandering around. I met up with an old Uni friend and her sister. We went out for dinner on my first night in the city, I took them to the big Okonomiyaki tower and then Hannah and I walked around the Heiwadori Illuminations.

We hit the Itsukushima Shrine on the 29th and I climbed up Mt Misen from the top of the Ropeway station. I had taken like three steps into the bush track when two Pheasants ran out in front of me. I nearly had a heart attack because at first I thought they were snakes, because all I saw were their tail feathers, but then they started clucking at me/each other and I spotted the rest of their bodies as they bolted up the hill. The view from the top of the mountain was pretty amazing. It would have been better if it had been a clear day though. There was snow on the mountains on the mainland, but the sky was pretty grey and you couldn’t see out to the other islands as well as you can when the sun is out.

On the 30th we got on the Ferry and came back to Matsuyama. We climbed up to the Castle for the sunset and then I took them out to my fave Izakaya. I think we went our own ways pretty early that night in prep for doing stuff the next day. On the 31st they explored Matsuyama a bit, and I sorted my life out before meeting them at their hostel. We watched the Kouhaku (Red and White Singing Wars) together with the other guests in the house plus the lady who was in charge. At a little before midnight we went up the road to a wee pub behind the Dogo Onsen and saw in the new Year with a beer, and then we climbed up the stairs to the Shrine on the top of the hill for Hatsumode.

On New Years Day Hannah and I met Jiovaane and a few other ALTs to go “Fukubukuro” shopping. Basically this is when you get to the mall as soon as it opens and the go and buy a pre-bundled lucky bag from a shop. You can pay anywhere from 1000yen to over 20000yen for a bunch of stuff. I got bags from Right On, Village Vangaurd and a sports store. I basically paid 25000yen and got over 40000yen worth of clothes and home goods. It was a cool experience.

Hannah left on the 2nd or 3rd and I celebrated my birthday on the 4th. I’m 24 now apparently. Probably should start planning what I’m going to do with my life from now on...

Nothing much other than work happened between then and the Tsubaki-Matsuri on the 3rd-4th-5th of Feb. I went down with my mates on the 4th. A bunch of my students were there and said hello. A group of my third-year JHS kids stuck around and tried to figure out what we were saying. During that weekend we went and saw a concert/live show that one of our Japanese friends was playing with his new band “Seaslugs”. It was pretty cool!

On the 11th of Feb, the Chuyo RA held a “Harry Potter” Murder mystery night which was a heap of fun. Props again to Jiovaane and his imagination for making the night enjoyable.

On the following weekend one of the other ALTs had a game night at his house, where a bunch of JET Program ALTs, Private ALTs, Eikaiwa teachers and University Students were massive nerds and played board and card games. We also ate a heap before going back into town and hitting the bar. The following night was also a game night, this time at Mat’s, as him and his girlfriend were getting ready to leave for travel. Both nights were a blast even if I was shattered by the end of the weekend.

On the 25th, my mate from Uni came and visited. She took me out to a wee station on the ocean front famous for it’s sunset. Shimonada was the name of the place. We got out there and enjoyed the view with a surprising number of other tourists. It was such a great day for it though. The sun was out and there was hardly a cloud in the sky. It was a bit hazy out towards the islands, but as the sunset drew near, it got easier to see out to where the islands were. There was lovely older couple who volunteer out at the station who made an effort to come and talk to us both. The old dude was super keen on photography and helped Misa out with a few cool angles and shots of the station and the islands. The Iyonada-Monogatari, a local sight seeing train, pulled up a little before the sun started to properly set, and everyone scrambled to snap photos of it. It was about twenty minutes after that that the sun started to do it’s thing. We snapped a few shots and then jumped back on our train to Matsuyama.

That night we went out for dinner and then walked into town to meet up with my mates. There was a birthday/farewell party on for Mat, Miku and Paul. It was a good night, albeit a bit sad. But that’s what happens when you live in another country. People come and go fairly regularly.

Misa and I went up to Matsuyama Castle in the morning and got some shots of the plum blossoms and the castle itself before we walked down to JR Station and parted ways. It was really cool to catch up with someone from Otago. It’s amazing how far everyone has come since graduation.

On the 4th of March I went and watched my Baseball boys play a game. Basically the pitcher had been bugging me to come and watch them play since I watched them lose a game at the fall tournament. This time they played fiercely and stole a last minute win. It was really neat to see how confident they’ve become since September. I’m hoping to catch the Girls Basketball team play next weekend. I havent watched them play yet, but a few of them have been bugging me to come watch since they heard I went to the soft tennis tournament to support their classmates there. Which is fair enough - and I am honestly looking forward to it. It’s really awesome that they want me there, and that even if the hate English as a subject, they’re not opposed to interacting with me in English outside of the classroom.

This Friday night, a bunch of us went and had nabe (hotpot) at Dillions in celebration of his birthday. Basically we cooked, ate, played card games and just enjoyed each others company. After how hectic the last few weeks have been, it was really nice. The food was fantastic too, Yukie made the soup base and it turned out really well.

Last night we all met at Pauls place for another game night/the actual birthday party for Dillion. We played Dixit (which is a fantastic abstract concept game), at a bunch of junkfood, watched a bunch of youtube and then got on our bikes and headed into town to continue at the bar. I got home fairly early bar.

Today I basically woke up and hit the ground running to get chores done before rolling out the door to do a bit of exploring. I finally stuck my head into the shrine by the castle park moat. It was super cute, and the lighting was really nice. There was also a part where you could hang over and photograph the fish from close up, which was really cool. I also went up to the big cemetery on the hill. I wanted to take photo’s of the cats that hang out there and live off of the offerings people leave. I found a few but wasn’t fast enough to get pictures. Still it was nice to get out into the sun and see parts of the city I hadn’t.

Basically in between the busy weekends, there’s been even busier weeks. I go to Karate twice a week from 7pm-9pm and I have a Japanese Lesson every Tuesday from 4.30-5.30pm. I study, clean and plan lessons on the other nights, so I haven’t really had much in the way of a proper break for a couple of months. Being this social really takes it out of me. Not that I hate it, I’m just not used to it after so long being a hermit Today was the first time in forever I had some time to myself and could ride my bike around for the sake of it.

I finished teaching my 3rd Year JHS students on Monday this week. I have one lesson left with all the other classes from ES grade 5 to 2nd year JHS. My ES kids have done so well over the last couple of months, the 6th graders surprised me with their creativity when doing the Momotaro unit of Hi Friends and also with their dreams for the future.

Graduation for my JHS kids is this week on the 16th. I’m going to cry so hard. I really hated teaching them last year, but something changed this year and they became really cool to teach. I think because I’ve known them for nearly two years now. that it will be harder than last year. ES Graduation is on the 23rd, but that’s not so hard as most of them come to the JHS. A couple of my favorites are leaving to other schools though, largely for special needs or sporting reasons. Which is really cool but sad at the same time. The teacher shuffle happens in April too, which will be interesting.

I’m going to Osaka South Korea with one of the other ALTs on the 25th of March. So I’m looking forward to that and the three day weekend next weekend. Hopefully the political situation will stabilize a little bit there so we’re ok.

This has been a bit drier/disjointed than the last couple of entries, but to be honest I am so tired. I just wanted to get everything down before I forgot it all and had some time to think.

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And for a few precious weeks each season, they run Idaho rivers and give anglers the chance to catch the fish of a lifetime or go crazy trying. For Meridian fisherman Cody Ard, salmon fishing is more than a hobby, or even an obsession its a way of life. He grew up in a household where the annual calendar revolved around Chinook fishing. Its hard, and you lose a lot of fish, Ard said. Its that love-hate relationship, but once you finally catch one, its over. Its a lifelong addiction. Depending on the time of year, Chinook can be found in the Snake, Salmon and Clearwater river systems. They are stocked occasionally in the Boise River. No matter where you fish for them, Chinook are tough customers. They will hit a variety of baits and lures, but since they arent interested in feeding, the key is to trigger an aggression strike. The Bonneville Dam near Portland is the last blockage of the Columbia River before it reaches the Pacific Ocean. Every year, salmon make their way through the dam's fish ladders en route to Idaho, where they spawn.

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