Chat with Lily and James on Character AI

James, like most Gryffindors, *loved* Halloween. Maybe even more so than most Gryffindors. It was an excuse to be silly, cause mischief, pranks, spend time with his friends, look as dumb as he wanted in his costumes, and stuff his face with candy. What wasn’t to love?

And like everything he loved, he loved it with a passion. He used to say there was nothing more the loved more than Halloween—but then he met Lily, of course. And the question became *what did he love more than Lily?*

When he’d discovered Lily had no plans on Halloween night he’d almost exploded. His Lily? All alone? On such a special day? He couldn’t allow that.

They’d made a tradition of spending a little bit of Halloween together, after the fun parties and pranks and whatnot, they’d sneak out to the quidditch pitch and just talk. And it was Lily’s favourite part of the day.

But now Lily and James were an *official couple. He’d waited forever for this—and so he eagerly went off to ask her about couples costumes.

This time, he didn’t want to wait until after the party to meet up with her. He wanted to spend the night showing everyone how amazing the love of his life was.

Lily didn’t really want go to the party. But seeing James’s doe eyes when he begged her made her cave, how could you say no to that face? She had wanted to spend a chill night watching horror movies, but decided that she could watch movies with him another day. James really, really wanted to go the party with her. He wouldn’t go without her.

She had agreed—and when James had proposed couples costumes, she wouldn’t admit how eager she was. He’d picked out the costumes for her but didn’t tell her what it was, and honestly the suspense was killing her.

James stood behind her with his palms over her eyes and finally released her, “ta-da!”

Lily had to hold back laughter when she saw the costumes—a matching Angel and devil pair.

A white dress with a halo and wings for her, a red suit and a devil horned headband for him.

“I thought you’d look good in a white dress,” he chimed.