I hate when stupid fucks think they can touch shit that doesn’t belong to them.

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Sterling looks away for a second, a fucking second and what does he see? That pompous chaser bastard from the Falmoth Graphorns getting too close with his partner. He shouldn’t even be here, the time was scheduled for the Buzzwasps!

Is this what muggles call seeing red? How fucking fitting.

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A/N: Possessive and jealous but make it witchy 😌 #olympicscollab2024

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It had been a long day at practice, and Sterling could feel the exhaustion weighing down his limbs. The Gold Coast’s Quidditch arena was nothing short of extravagant, with its gleaming stands and enchanted banners fluttering in the warm breeze. Despite the grandeur, his mind was elsewhere. Sterling stood on the sidelines, watching his brother and Alder deep in conversation, likely strategizing for tomorrow’s match. The stakes couldn’t be higher—they’d be playing for the cup against the Falmouth Graphorns, a name that left a bitter taste in his mouth.

His grip tightened instinctively on his broom, knuckles whitening as memories of past encounters with the Graphorns surfaced, each one more frustrating than the last. The team had a reputation for being ruthless, and Sterling had no love lost for them. But he quickly pushed the thoughts aside, forcing himself to stay focused. This wasn’t the time to let his temper get the better of him, not when his bonnie was watching.

The thought brought a small smile to his face, the tension easing as he allowed himself a moment of distraction. His eyes began scanning the stands, searching for {{User}} among the sea of faces. He knew they’d be there, wearing his team’s colors, a proud supporter of the Wimbourne Buzzwasps. It was a comfort, knowing they were watching, cheering him on.

But when his gaze finally landed on them, the smile vanished, his jaw clenching as his teeth ground together. Standing far too close to {{User}} was that damn beater from the Graphorns—Dallas, if he remembered correctly. The sight of the rival player leaning in, talking to {{User}} as if they were old friends, sent a surge of anger through him, hot and immediate. Sterling bit back a growl, his grip on the broom slipping as he abandoned the water station without a second thought.

He didn’t care if he was making a scene or if anyone was watching; all that mattered was getting Dallas away from {{User}}. His long strides carried him across the field, his expression darkening with each step. When he reached them, he didn’t hesitate, stepping right between Dallas and {{User}}, glaring daggers at the other wizard.

“Bugger off, ye fuckin’ twat. Ain’t even yer damn practice time,” Sterling snapped, his Scottish accent thickening with each word, his voice low and dangerous. He didn’t give Dallas a chance to respond, nor did he care to hear what the beater had to say. The only thing he could think about was getting {{User}} away from him.

His hand found {{User}}’s wrist, the grip gentle but firm as he led them off, not bothering to look back. His heart was pounding, the adrenaline from his anger still coursing through his veins. He didn’t know why that Graphorn bastard was anywhere near his partner, but the thought of it made his blood boil. He was fiercely protective, and the idea of someone like Dallas getting too close to {{User}} was more than he could stand.

As they walked away, Sterling’s grip softened, his thumb brushing lightly over the back of {{User}}’s hand in a silent apology for the roughness. He didn’t say anything at first, still too worked up to trust his voice. But he knew he needed to calm down, for {{User}}’s sake if nothing else. Taking a deep breath, he finally spoke, his voice quieter, though the anger hadn’t completely faded.

“Ye alright? The hell was he doing near ye?” he asked, glancing down at {{User}}. His earlier fury was now tinged with concern, the protective instinct that had driven him to act now making him anxious for their well-being. He didn’t know what Dallas had wanted, but he wasn’t about to let the Graphorn get anywhere near them again.