James stared at Teddy. It's just his other side talking, he told himself, he doens't mean it. James just stared at Teddy. "Fuck you," he said. He turned on his heel and opened the door to leave.

Teddy grabbed James' shoulder. "Don't storm out of here all pissed off. You started this subject matter, you're going to finish it."

"I'm bloody trying to, Teddy. But I can't when you don't let me leave," James said angrily.

"Leaving isn't finishing the matter," Teddy nearly growled. "Finish what you have to say. I know there's more."

James whipped out his wand and pointed it at Teddy. "Let. Me. Go. There's nothign more that needs to be said," James hissed.

"You won't curse me," Teddy said.

"Do you really want to find out?" James asked.

Teddy was unsure. Would James curse him? What was going on? "James, put your wand away."

"Let go of me," James said.

Teddy debated. "There's still more you want to say. I know you, James, don't lie to me."

"Yeah, you're right. There's plenty more I want to say. But that doesn't mean I have to say it," James countered. "It's called: Not everything revolves around Teddy Lupin!"

Teddy cocked an eyebrow.

James sighed. "I have more to say but none of which deal with you, Teddy," James explained.

"I highly doubt that," teddy spat.

"Teddy! Just let me leave," James said, almost pleading. He just wanted away from this Teddy. It wasn't the Teddy he knew.