Through the Eyes of a Mercutio

If it's the time for confessions, I will proudly admit that I am a jackass. I am a loud, opinionated, b*tch. For the longest time everything was fun, everything needed my sarcastic input. Life was just a game to me; something I had to, shall we say, “liven up”. But now the irony in that makes me sick. I’ve read Romeo and Juliet; I should have seen it coming. I always hope that it’s just some sort of nightmare and I’ll just wake up, but it’s never so. Not for me, Cait Black, the Mercutio.

"Life is never to be underestimated. It's too precious to lose." In this chapter, Cait freaks out on Malfoy, Luke drools over transfer-girl, Chad rolls his eyes, and who's this Jenson guy? A major hottie, if you ask me. Join our team on their first day back for their seventh year. Contains swords, daggers, and giant hedgehogs named Spiny Norman. (Rated for future content and minor language)

When Luke starts to disappear, Cait and Chad call a multi-family meeting. The first Quidditch practice and a desperate search result in Cait laughing and screaming, Chad rolling his eyes, and Malfoy freaking out. And what's up with the Head Boy? And guess who's there to comfort Cait in time of need...

After casual arguing between friends, Cait discovers that her friendship with Jenson may be more than it seems (finally). Transfer-girl has an interesting question that makes Cait question the reasoning behind Lukes madness and even her own, and Chad and Cait pull a real Benvolio&Mercutio moment. Warning: contains jam fights, quidditch try-outs, and excessive Shakespear quotations.

As shown in the timeless tale of Romeo and Juilet, love can be a dangerous thing. For Cait Black, daughter of the infamous Sirius Black, love is just a waste of time. Love is a joke. But with that belief comes the ride of her life, having loved and lost and loved again, the sarcastic trouble-maker is about to find out just how brutal love can be. Based on a true story. This Chapter: Quidditch try-outs, sibling rivalry, and a cat gone mad. Cait and Jenson walk in on something they really didn't want to see.

As shown in the timeless tale of Romeo and Juilet, love can be a dangerous thing. For Cait Black, daughter of the infamous Sirius Black, love is just a waste of time. Love is a joke. But with that belief comes the ride of her life, having loved and lost and loved again, the sarcastic trouble-maker is about to find out just how brutal love can be. Based on a true story. This Chapter: Cait challenges Malfoy to a duel and ends up a whole world of trouble. Cait and Jenson finally confess to each other...