You are no stranger to the paparazzi. You grew up around the withering gaze of the public simply because of who your parents are. After all, you are the eldest and only son of Oliver and Katherine Wood. Unless, someone had been living under a rock all of their lives, they knew that Oliver and Katie had previously played for Puddlemere United. It was simply assumed that quidditch was in their blood.
People made assumptions about you from the time you were a lad because of who your parents were. However, you and your siblings weren't raised to be entitled. You didn't grow up with a silver spoon in your mouth either. Actually, your parents resided in muggle London. In a neighborhood that had muggle and wizarding families cohabiting with one another …show more content…
So, can you divulge a bit about what's it like to work with your wife?
You break out into a smile and the tips of your ears turn red. You've never been the best at not being anxious during interviews. Although, the brunette haired witch seems kind. You used to watch your father give interviews when you were younger, he always seemed so put together. Here, you are and you feel like you'll say the wrong thing or you'll say too much. This is just a casual interview though. There's no real pressure upon you, but you're anxious anyway. However, talking about your wife is as easy as breathing for you, it's not like this is a hard question to answer. So, you settle for letting down your guard with the interviewer and giving her an honest answer. After all, there's nothing wrong with being exactly who you …show more content…
Well, although my parents were professional quidditch players. We never had nannies. When our parents were away for matches. My grandmum and grand-dad Wood would watch us and I always enjoyed going to our grandparents' house in Dublin. If there's a person in my family that I take after in personality. Hands down, it's my mum. I take after my da's da in the looks department though. Sure, on the field my mum was a pistol and you don't want to cross the woman or you'll quickly learn to regret it, but my mum is more of a lover than a fighter. She's a strong women and I believe that's why all three of my sister are such formidable women themselves. It's no secret that from the time I was a lad my father was my hero. It didn't matter that kids idolized and wanted to be like the Puddlemere Keeper, Oliver Wood, they didn't know my da on a personal level like I did. He taught me how to ride a broom. He tried to teach me how to catch a quaffle and when I wasn't very skilled at that. He introduced me to all of the other positions on the quidditch team until I fell in love with a bat and hitting a buldger around. He showed me the definition of being a man lies in being responsible and treating those around you with respect. I hope to be half the man and one day half the father that he is honestly. Da and I .. we had to stick together considering all the estrogen running a-mock in the Wood residence. The perks of the fact that we lived in a