susanbonvs:
When: November 30th, 21:40 Where: Hufflepuff dorms, Hannah’s bed Who: @abbotthannah
Susan headed straight for Hannah’s bed after returning from her short trip to the kitchens, having gathered all they needed for their girls night. Pulling the curtain aside, she shot her a small smile before motioning for her to move aside. “Hey, scoot over,” she said, dropping her bag in the middle and crawling up beside Hannah, pulling the covers back over the both of them. “I come bearing snacks and hot chocolate.” Opening her bag, she pulled out a thermos and two mugs, passing one to Hannah before pouring them each a mug. She was grateful that even in these times, the house elves were kind enough to provide anything they needed if they just managed to sneak down to the kitchens undetected.
“What are you craving? Chocolate frogs, skeletal sweets, pumpkin pasties? I’ve got a bit of everything, really.” It wasn’t often that Susan indulged in sweets, but in moments like these — nights shared with her best friend, when it was more than likely that comfort food would be needed — she saved up so they could truly indulge. After unpacking the sweets, she pulled out her stack of Wizard Cards, her lips quirking up into a humourless smile. “Figured cancelling all the clubs won’t really stop us, right? Brought them out just in case we needed some entertainment.”
Hannah had always known that Susan Bones was a gift from heaven, an angel, this girl’s night further proved it. The fact was, Hannah was close to losing it. To falling into her depression, to giving into a part of her she had desperately, desperately tried to quell, to going back to who she was a year ago. But it was Susan, it was Ernie, it was Justin, her brother Noah, it was for them that she remembered to fight on for. It was for the younger years, the kids who were more scared than even she was, that reminded her to stay strong. It didn’t make the job of being an emotional pillar for the DA and for everyone else easier, but it made it worth it. But Susan, with all her quiet determination, her love, her resolve, Hannah went to hug her after she’d laid everything out. Hannah tried not to cry, she did, but there was the distinct feeling of relief that under the covers, in their own little world with sweets, hot chocolate, cards, that Susan was alive. Safe. Not in Azkaban. In front of her, in one piece, her pillar of strength, her sun, a light that never went out, it brightened her soul in a very very needed way. A tear fell down her cheek, not from sadness, but from relief, joy.
Letting her go, she started to talk, “some of the Herbology club and I, we’re going to find a way to keep our plants alive as well. Cancelling Wizard Card collecting is really the most useless, as if we could plan a coup or something ridiculous with one of these. I’m glad you brought them, I’ve actually got something Noah gave me,” Hannah took a Pumpkin Pasty, letting it hang from her mouth as she went under her bed, searching for the small box her brother had sent her, that he’d cleverly transfigured and disguised. Bringing it up, her wand tapped it a few times after she whispered a revealing spell, the bobbles inside of the box turning into a few muggle comic books. “I asked him to send me a few, he sent me a few Wonder Woman ones, I thought you’d enjoy reading them. Seeing as you are Wonder Woman and mentioned that we needed one, so, I brought her to you. At least we’ve got more than enough to do tonight.”
Sighing, she looked at Susan, finally looked at one of her best friends with both love and concern, “how are you doing? With everything?”









