"NAUSET WINS!" The bellowing loud speaker was all he could hear as he gripped his shoulder in pure agony. The man had a dislocated shoulder and a broken forearm and it hurt. Letting go of the snitch, he rolled onto his back, his other hand gripped the hurt arm. It didn't take long for the team to notice and they were down there with him and then some staff. It wasn't long before he was taken to the hospital wing and put into a bed where they quickly strapped up his arm, relocated the shoulder and then focused on the broken arm. It wasn't long before the nurse had mended his broken arm.

"Now, Mister Richardson, you need to keep some weight off it for a week, it will be sore and you could injure it further." The woman said with a smile, understanding how he was and then the sound of running down the hallway could be heard. The team seemed to notice and they looked over. As he looked he noticed Charlotte come into the room and he smiled.

“First game without me and you end up in the hospital?” The man smiled at her and gave a chuckle. "Now, Charley, you know me... Don't I always get hurt some way or another?" The man said to her as he used his good hand to touch her. "I'll be fine, just a dislocated shoulder and broken arm... Nothing serious." The man knew she wouldn't believe it and the smile on some of the team was priceless. It was nice to have her back here suddenly and not so far away.

The nurse moved around him, pushing some of the students away before she placed some water next to his bed and a glass. "Now, remember what I said Mr. Richardson... Drink your water and don't move this arm. Do you understand me?" The man smiled and nodded towards the nurse before he watched her go away.

"Oh yeah, nothing serious.” Feeling her hands take his own, he smiled at her before she asked a question. "Don’t tell me I married a fool.” The man chuckled and leaned back into his bed. "Now, you knew I was foolish when you said 'I do.' So don't tell me to tell you." The man said as he squeezed her hand after she kissed it. Looking up, he watched as Arianna sent the team out of the room and gave them all good-byes and see-yas before he looked back at Charley.

"James, did you at least win?” The man gave a wicked smile and nodded. "Oh yea, sure did. The dang ball got close to the ball and I must of gotten closer... I hit it pretty good and fell to the ground... Nurse said I probably dislocated my shoulder when I slammed into the wall and then broke my arm after I landed on it." To him, it was not a major deal, but he knew Charley would worry. Looking down, he used his fingers to rub her stomach lightly. "I'm fine, I'll be back and healed before no time." The man said to her with a smile on his face.

It was nice to have her here, verses his mother, who would have been going crazy over small movements. Charley and James had gone through enough bumps and bruises that they would never baby easy other unless it was something worse like a head injury and even then, it would depend on severity. The nurse seemed to smile at the two newlyweds before she spoke. "Mister Richardson, you should find yourself lucky... Last time you were in here, your mother was going crazy and your father, was laughing behind her back at how she was treating you because you hated it." James put his head back slightly at the memory. The guy had been hurt pretty badly by a bludger that had found it's way to his chest and gave him some broken ribs and the fall and placed him with a broken arm... Yea, his mother wouldn't even let him have the use of his good hand.

"I was so scared when they called me.” The man leaned up slightly and looked at her. "Who called? Oh! And how was that thing with the healer stuff?" Charley had told him about it, but the game had been on his mind and he barely got a chance to really listen completely, but he made a note in his mind to make sure he asked her about it. It was important to him and her that she start her life and a career that made her happy.

"Well, how would you feel about cutting out a little early and come home with me?” The man smiled and wondered when he would be able to get out of her and glanced over at the nurse. "When could I get our of here?" The nurse chuckled and looked at the chart. "I think you will be good to go in about an hour, Mister Richardson... Given that the last healing section goes good, which will be in thirty minutes." The man nodded and looked back at his wife. Watching as she poured him some water, he smiled and took it before leaning over as far as he could and giving her a kiss on the cheek. "We can spend the rest of the day in bed, order dinner and watch a movie?” The man smiled and winked at her slightly before drinking from the glass of water. It sounded perfect and if he was correct, he was excused from all classes anyway due to the injury. Besides, it was potions that he had last since the game had ended rather quickly.

"I doubt the Potion's professor will mind too much." The man said as he drank the water and then leaned back into the bed. He would be happy to get out of here and it would be nice to go home with his wife.

The very idea of his mothering coming was something he did not want to deal with, granted, he loved the woman, but she was extremely crazy when it came to them getting hurt. Emma really never had to worry because it was like she was always trying to prove she could do something, so getting hurt was natural for her. Oh sure, his mother worried and was a bit out of whack with Emma, but it seemed that James and his brother had the worse of that.

“Was that when you took a bludger to the chest?” The man nodded over at Charley as the nurse laughed slightly. James had remembered that the game had come to a stand still slightly and they had to get the replacement in for him... Unfortunately, they lost that game. "Yea, we lost that game shortly afterwards... I think it was against Paomet." The man said, but he knew he lost the game because he hated being pulled out.

“Professor Satagori, apparently it’s customary to contact a parent, until there is a spouse. Your mom and dad might not even know.” The man wouldn't put it pass them knowing. David or Emma could have easily called or something, but he wasn't sure. They had not even come and seen him yet, the little rugrats. Feeling her lips against his hand, the man smiled slightly at her. "Good. I had told Ari to call you if you didn't arrive before she left." Arianna was a good friend and he still had a hard time calling her Madigan. The woman accepted her new last name without a problem, so why couldn't he?

“I’ve got another interview, but they said it looked promising. I think I got it.” The man smiled and he wanted to know all the details, but right now didn't seem like it would happen any time soon. As they mentioned another round of healing, he watched as she sat up and listened carefully. “I should probably call your mom and dad, huh? I’ll let them know you’re alright, and that you’re taken care of. Maybe they won’t come rushing in.” Looking over at her, the man laughed slightly. "I wouldn't put it pass them to still come rushing in..." However, it was like his mother seemed to know when they were talking about her because within' a moment, she was calling Charley's phone.

"It’s your mom. Want to tell her or should I?” The tempting offer to answer it was easily there, mostly because she knew he had a game and wouldn't be anywhere near Charley on a normal game day. "You probably should babe." The man gave her a wink and he knew she was not going to like it because it meant getting past Lindsey's over protectiveness and trying to convince her not to come to Salem. "If anything, tell her to come to the apartment instead of the school... She is gonna come either way."

If James remembered correctly, Annabella Griffith had been all smiles the day he had gotten hit in the chest. The woman was not a nice person at all, but they were rivals and he would never speak ill of her, even if she did deserve it. James had no doubt in the world that the team had been worried about him that day and Charley had been the most worried, if he remembered correctly. “I’m grateful for my own husband to think to contact me over a few broken bones.” The man smiled at her and looked over at the Nurses who were coming towards him to prepare for the next set of healing before he was allowed to leave.

"Is there anything I can do, my love? Maybe something to help you feel more comfortable?” The man smiled at her and shook his head. "No, I think once this is over, I can leave." The man would be more then happy to be leaving this place once the nurses were done. Oh sure, they were great people, but he liked the idea of freedom.

“Oh fine.” Taking the kiss without hesitation, he watched as she got up. “You handle them, and I’ll handle her.” Smiling, he nodded and turned towards the nurses as they began the next round. It didn't really hurt, but there was a annoying throb that came from the healing. The sound of his wife mumbling to his mom outside the hospital was something he was happy about, but he just laid there while they worked their magic. When he sat up in bed, he saw her come back into the room and he smiled. "How are you feeling, love?” The man nodded, but had little time to speak.

"Alright, Mr. Richardson... Now, go home, get some rest and don't bear much weight on this shoulder until Monday. It is going to be sore for a few days." The man nodded, even though he hated being injured he knew when to listen to instructions. "I'm ready to go home." The man said to her, wondering if she wanted to walk or take the headmaster's floo network.

When she kissed the top of his head, the man smiled at her and was happy that she was comfortable taking care of the small things. Some women would avoid the mother in law, but she took her head on and that was something he was proud of. When she came back, he knew that they would probably be greeted by his parents and the man didn't mind that at all. Watching as she grabbed all of his stuff, he smiled at her and stood carefully. “I’ll take good care of him.” The man smiled at his wife and looked at the nurse who seemed to glance down at the woman's swollen stomach with an even bigger smile.

“So the rumors are true, congratulations on the baby, Mr and Mrs Richardson.” Looking over at Charley, he saw the beautiful smile on her lips and he thanked the woman before they headed out of the wing and towards the headmaster's office. It was easy to see that was where they were going by the direction she turned.

“Your parents will probably be waiting for us in the living room.” The man had no doubt in the world about that and nodded as they walked out. "I'm not surprised by that information. Thank you for talking to her." The man said to her as they walked and finally reached the office with little difficulty.

“You want to go through first?” The man smiled and took some powder in his hand and stepped into the fire place before throwing it down, saying the words, and then appearing in his living room with little trouble. Before him was his mother and father, who quickly ran up to him, gripped him into a hug and then pulled back when he winced.

The man smiled at his wife as he watched her touch her hand to her stomach and then speak to the healer once again. "Thank you, we’re really excited to have him.” No one really knew the truth except for family and the headmaster of the school. That was something that couldn't have been avoid. Though some people he considered family, he wanted to tell them the truth, but it didn't matter any more. The child was his child and no one was going to change that. Though he was surprised that Clover had yet to cause any problems with them or that Callum hadn't figured things out. Maybe he was just as stupid as he thought he was. Maybe with this weekend he could finish the nursery for her? Yes, they needed to finish the nursery this weekend so they wouldn't stress about it any longer.

“No problem, my love.” The man smiled as she took the kiss and went through the network and soon into the arms of his mother. When he winced, she quickly let go and his father just stood behind him shaking his head. "Are you okay, James? What happened?" The man chuckled and looked back to see Charley stumble out, walking over to her, but realizing quickly she was okay.

“That was fast.” Lindsey smiled at her with a blush. "Well, we were just sitting in Washington on the porch." James knew what the porch looked like on base. It was barely anything, but his parents always made the best of things. Their front porch was small, but had enough room for two rocking chairs that they two always sat on. His father pushed around his mother, moving her gently over.

"Well, we got a few new soldiers in who went to Salem son... Rather nice young men, still trying to help them adapt." James senior was one of the man people involved with the magical world of the Army. Since we was married to a woman who was a witch, he had managed to get placed in the unit. The young man was proud of his father and smiled at the sound, but then his mother looked at him with eyes that told him to talk. "Fine... I was after the snitch and I got a bit too close to the wall... When I grabbed the snitch, I got off balance, hit the wall and then landed funny... Hitting the wall pushed my shoulder out of place and then I landed on it funny and broke it." Lindsey was slightly horror struck at the story, but she smiled at the end and looked at the arm.

"Well, at least they got you to a healer... Next time, don't fly so close to the wall." James smiled nervously, rubbed the back of his neck, and nodded his head at his mother before she turned towards Charley. "Alright, now it is your turn missy... How did that interview go? I want full details." Lindsey sometimes acted like a young girl, but James smiled at his mother and sat down next to his wife.