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A Life at Hogwarts
Chapter 15 - Part 1
Roland's mouth stayed locked on hers as the whistle blew across the illusory pitch. The sound cut through the cold morning air like a blade. Instantly the crowd roared—thousands of voices rising in a single rolling wave that made the wooden stands tremble. Banners snapped and waved in every colour. Brooms streaked overhead in tight formation, the riders only half-visible through the sudden wall of noise. Somewhere near the centre of the field the golden snitch flickered once, bright as a coin, then vanished into the chaos. Nobody was looking at it anymore. Every face in the packed stands had turned toward the two pairs at opposite ends of the pitch.
On the far side, the projection of Roland already had Daphne bent over a low barrier. Her dark-green lace was shoved roughly aside, the thin fabric stretched and damp. His hands gripped her hips hard enough to leave marks as he drove into her from behind. Her blonde hair swung with every thrust. Even at this distance Hermione could see the way Daphne's full tits hung and swayed freely, the pale flesh bouncing each time the projection's hips slammed home.
On this side the real Roland's hands stayed locked on Hermione's ass, fingers digging into the firm, round flesh through her robes. He squeezed hard, pulling the cheeks apart, kneading them until she moaned straight into his mouth. The sound was wet and needy.
"Look at them," he muttered against her lips, voice low and rough enough that only she could hear it under the stadium roar. "Whole fucking stadium watching. Thousands of them. You're going to give them a proper show. They're already staring at your ass in my hands."
Hermione's breath hitched hard. The silver choker around her neck felt suddenly hot, almost tight. Her thighs were already slick; she could feel the wetness soaking through the thin cotton of her knickers. "They're all staring," she whispered, half-scandalised, half-throbbing. Her voice shook. "Roland—there's so many of them—"
"Good."
{R-18 Scene Roland x Hermione and Roland x Daphne (projection) 2947 Full Word Count aFireFist on p.a.t.r.e.o.n.}
"You won," he murmured, voice low and deeply satisfied. "They all saw it. Every single one of them watched you spray for me."
Hermione could only nod, breathing hard, thighs still trembling around his hips. Her face was flushed and dazed, lips swollen, eyes glassy and unfocused. The silver choker felt warm against her throat, almost pulsing in time with her heartbeat. For a few long seconds she just sat there on his cock, feeling the heavy heat of his cum inside her and the cold morning air on her wet, exposed skin. The roar of the impossible crowd still rang in her ears. Her pussy gave small, involuntary clenches around him, pushing more of his load out in thick, slow drips that ran down onto his thighs. She could smell them—sex and sweat and the sharp scent of her own squirt still fresh on the grass.
Then the illusion began to fade.
It happened gradually at first. The edges of the packed stands went soft and translucent. The banners stopped moving. The roaring voices lost their sharpness, becoming a distant hum, then nothing. The players on brooms dissolved into pale streaks of light and vanished. The noise cut out completely, like someone had thrown a heavy switch. Cold morning silence rushed back in all at once. The real Quidditch pitch sat empty and frost-covered under a pale sky.
Hermione blinked, still straddling him on the real grass behind the real stands. Her skirt was rucked up around her waist. Her knickers were shoved aside and soaked. His cock was still inside her, softening only slightly, and a thick line of cum was already leaking out around it.
Roland eased her off carefully. The moment his cock slipped free, a heavy white rush of his cum ran down the inside of her thigh in a thick, visible line. She watched it for a second, still dazed, before he fixed her clothes with a few quick, precise flicks of his wand. Skirt back in place. Knickers straightened. Robes closed. He did the same for himself. The silver choker stayed exactly where it was, warm against her skin.
"Back to the castle," he said, voice calm and even again, as if they had only been discussing homework. "Breakfast starts soon. Don't be late."
Hermione nodded, still flushed and shaky. She took a step and immediately felt it—the deep, used soreness in her pussy, the way more of his load slipped out of her with the movement and soaked into her knickers. Every step toward the castle made her tender cunt throb. The memory of the roaring crowd and the way she had sprayed for them sat hot and private behind her eyes. She walked with her thighs pressed tightly together, trying to keep the wetness from running further down her legs. The secret of it stayed with her the entire way—thick, warm, and undeniable.
She made it to Gryffindor Tower just as the first students were stirring. The portrait hole swung open on the usual password. By the time she reached the common room her face was mostly back to normal, but the ache between her legs and the faint sticky feel of Roland's cum still drying on her skin stayed with her through the entire walk up to the girls' dormitory. She cleaned up as best she could with a quick charm and a damp cloth, changed her knickers, and forced her hair into something resembling order. The choker remained hidden under her collar.
Breakfast was an exercise in pure willpower.
She sat between Harry and Ron at the Gryffindor table, buttering a piece of toast with careful, precise movements. Every small shift of her weight on the bench sent a fresh reminder through her body—her pussy was still sore and puffy, the soft inner walls tender from how roughly and thoroughly she had been fucked. Roland's cum had mostly stopped leaking, but a faint sticky slickness remained between her thighs, and the silver choker under her collar felt warm against her skin like a private brand. Every time she crossed her legs she felt it again: the stretch, the residual heat, the vivid memory of spraying in front of that roaring illusory crowd while he held her open.
Harry was quieter than usual. He kept rubbing at his scar with two fingers, face tight and pale. Ron was already on his third helping of eggs and sausages, complaining between mouthfuls about the freezing corridors and how the castle never got properly warm until after Easter. Neither of them noticed the careful way she sat or the faint flush that refused to leave her cheeks no matter how many times she willed it away.
Quirrell walked into the Great Hall halfway through the meal and the temperature seemed to drop. His turban was more crooked than ever, the fabric stained and slipping. His skin had a greyish, waxy look, and one hand kept twitching up to scratch at the cloth like something underneath was biting him. When his eyes swept the student tables they lingered a second too long on Harry before jerking away. Harry's scar flared hard enough that he hissed under his breath and dropped his fork onto his plate with a sharp clatter.
Hermione watched the Defence professor take his seat at the staff table with stiff, unnatural movements. Roland was already there, calm and composed between Professor Sinistra and Flitwick, eating porridge like it was any other ordinary morning. He never once looked in her direction. The contrast made her stomach twist with something complicated—pride at what the three of them were about to attempt, and the secret, physical knowledge of what she had done on the Quidditch pitch only hours earlier. She pressed her thighs together under the table and forced herself to take another bite of toast.
Classes dragged.
In Charms she nearly set her own sleeve on fire because her mind kept drifting back to the exact feel of Roland's hands mauling her ass and the way the crowd had roared when she finally sprayed. Flitwick had to call her name twice before she answered. In Transfiguration McGonagall called on her for a simple switching spell and both times Hermione answered a full beat too slowly, earning a sharp, assessing look over the square spectacles that made her ears burn. By lunch she was forcing herself to focus with sheer stubbornness, writing extra notes she didn't need just to keep her hands and mind occupied.
The real conversation happened after dinner.
The three of them claimed a corner table in the library's restricted section—well, as restricted as they could manage without actually breaking the rope barrier. The lamps were low. The air smelled of old parchment and dust. Hermione spread her notes out between them in neat stacks. The parchment was covered in her tight, precise handwriting: detailed diagrams of the flying keys with flight-path arrows, notes on the chessboard's possible configurations and common sacrifice patterns, and the full sequence of the potion bottles she had deduced from the riddle's logic over multiple careful readings.
Harry leaned in, still rubbing his scar absently. His voice was low and tight. "It's getting worse. Every time I get near him it burns. This morning at breakfast felt like someone was pressing a hot poker straight to my head. I thought I was going to black out for a second."
Ron glanced over his shoulder to make sure no one was close enough to listen, then leaned in as well. "We can't wait any longer. You saw him today. He looks like he's falling apart from the inside. If we don't go tonight he might actually reach the Stone while we're sitting here doing homework. I'm not joking."
Hermione tapped a heavily annotated section of her notes with one finger. The parchment was soft from repeated handling. "The keys are the next real problem after the Snare. There's a clear pattern in the way they move if you watch long enough—three that stay low and relatively slow, the rest are fast decoys meant to draw you off. I've been tracking the flight paths from what we saw last time and from the diagrams in the restricted books. If we time it right and don't panic, we can isolate the correct one without getting battered by the others."
Harry nodded, eyes fixed on the sketches. His finger traced one of the flight-path arrows she had drawn. "And the chessboard?"
Ron sat up a little straighter on the hard library chair. The wood creaked. "I can handle that. I've been playing against myself every night since the last time we were down there. Proper games, not just messing about. I know how those giant pieces move, how aggressive the queen is, which knights are worth sacrificing. If I have to take a hit, I take a hit. Better me than one of you two. I'm not having either of you get smashed by a stone chessman because I got nervous."
Hermione looked at him for a long second. The residual ache between her legs pulsed once—deep, private, a physical echo of the morning on the Quidditch pitch—but she pushed it down hard and kept her voice even. "We do this together. No one does anything stupid alone. That includes you, Ron. Harry, you're the only one who can face whatever's waiting at the end. We both know that. Ron and I get you there in one piece. That's the plan. Clear?"
"Clear," Ron muttered, though he still looked stubborn.
Harry gave a short nod. "Clear."
They went over the sequence twice more in low voices. Hermione pointed out the exact route from the portrait hole to the third-floor corridor that avoided the usual prefect patrols. Ron suggested a simple tapping signal on the wrist if one of them spotted Filch or Mrs Norris. Harry asked what they would do if the harp had stopped playing and Fluffy was awake; Hermione answered that she had prepared a second, stronger Somnus charm and would use it without hesitation. They timed the walk under the Cloak in their heads. They listed who would carry the spare wandlight and who would keep the map (what little they had) in hand. By the time the library lamps started dimming for the evening, the plan felt solid enough to stand on.
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