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smallestweasley:
“Hey, is there homework for tomorrow?”
“Probably,” Lily admitted with a shrug of her shoulders. “That is, unless you don’t want to do any homework and then no, there’s not any homework.” Certainly there were better things they could be doing with their time than spending all of it doing homework.
albusisms:
Albus Severus Potter enjoyed being alone, in fact he enjoyed being alone so much that he often went out of his way to find solitude. At Hogwarts it had been easy, he could just pull out the maurader’s map and find a quiet location within minutes. Silvestris was more of a challenge, without the map- he had to do a lot more searching. But he didn’t mind having to put in the extra time, the silence was definitely worth it.
On that particular day, however, he had given up on his search- settling for one of the popular window seats. The normally spectacular view had been replaced by the dismal overcast of the outside, leaving many of the seats open. He didn’t care about the weather though, in fact he kind of liked it.
When he first heard the voice, Albus made the conscious decision to ignore whoever it was as he turned the page in his book. He wasn’t in the mood to talk, not that he ever felt like talking. And surely whoever it was would realize that sooner or later. Or so he thought. When it became clear that they weren’t going to leave him alone, Albus closed his book- allowing a small sigh to escape from his lips as he lifted his head to stare at his sister. “Sure,” he responded with a nod as he reached out to take the chocolate, a small smile appearing on his face.
“Now why would I want to reveal my hiding places? They’re called hiding places for a reason,” he said with a laugh as he looked up at his sister, “I’ve been busy with my school work,” he offered as a further explanation as to his whereabouts the past couple of weeks.
“See, you can’t ignore me.” Lily pointed out with a triumphed smiled. Surely her brother could try but she was as stubborn as he was talented at ignoring. It would have been a battle to end all battles. Besides, sometimes she did just like talking to her brothers. It reminded her of home sometimes when she felt small pangs of homesickness. “But to be honest I just brought the chocolate as a bribe, just in case.”
Lily shrugged. “I bet you I could find them if I tried hard enough.” There were only so many places one could get into. “But...” She flopped down on the seat next to the rain soaked window. “Lets face it, I’m too lazy for that most days.” She liked to conserve her energy for other mischief. She knew her brothers would turn up if she really needed them.
“We seem to get a lot of that here,” Lily commented with a face. Homework didn’t bother her but the studies did seem a little more intense. “While you’ve been working however, I’ve been devising ways to get in stuff from the joke shop.” What was banned or not really didn’t matter when you were a Weasley or Potter, breaking rules were in their blood. “Things need to be cheered up around here, yeah?”
jamcsiriuspottcr:
“Because we are awesome of course.” James replied to his sister as she plopped down next to him. He’d been bend over some stupid essay he’d been putting off for way too long already. At least he had found some snacks to keep him company, but apparently so had Lily. He glared at her as she grabbed the last one, not even bothering to try and snatch it back. She was too fast anyways.
“School life is treating me about the same as you are right now. Mean. I did indeed pass that potions test but.. between you and me I had help with studying for that.” he grumbled. Though this was really just the usual with him, school was just never something that could hold his attention for very long. He put his quill and the parchment he had been writing on away. “I have in fact not broken any hearts lately. Though a heart that I broke a while back turned up out of the blue. Remember Isla?” He had recently run into an ex of his. He wasn’t sure how to feel about that. He had been the one to break whatever was between them up, and she hadn’t taken it lightly. Still, there was this weird tension between them that wasn’t just resentment. “But what have you been up to? Not getting into trouble without me, right?” he said, smirking and nudging her playfully.\
“Jame Potter, Hogwarts most humble individual.” Lily teased affectionately as she munched on the stolen cookie. "Eh, who cares if you had help as long as you got it done.” There was nothing wrong with it in her book. I mean there was nothing written they had to be perfect students, they weren’t Rose or Hugo expected to be brilliant like Aunt Hermione. Lily preferred to be brilliant in the way their mum was.
Lily had to think about it a moment. “Remind me which one she was?” There had been times she hadn’t quite kept up with her brother’s girlfriends. Especially when she was younger and hadn’t wanted to share his attention with any other girl. “Not too much trouble,” she told her brother shooting him an “innocent” smile. Unlike Hogwarts, she wasn’t sure exactly how much she could get away with here. “Kind of get the impression here that some of the professors wouldn’t be amused quite the way our professors at Hogwarts were.” Flitwick had been famous for pretending he couldn’t clear up the many pranks Uncle Fred and George had pulled. “Though I’m dying to use some of the fireworks just to liven things up, you know?”
Sneaking down to the kitchens was probably something the professors would frown upon, but Lily found it a hard habit to break. The elves at Hogwarts had always rewarded such excursions with chocolates of some kind and more food than she could possibly eat in one sitting. They made for great bargaining material too should she need it with one of the older students as well. Mostly, she just liked the quite clamor of the work going on in the kitchen. It reminded her of her grandmother’s kitchen.
“Oi, I wouldn’t look out there if I were you.” Lily replied as she came across a familiar form staring out the window. She didn’t have to be close to notice it was Albus; his stance alone at the window was all she needed. “’Fraid the weather is quite dismal still. Makes for awful quidditch weather.” She told him even though he was quite capable of coming to that conclusion herself. Truth was she wasn’t sure what else they should be talking about so why not the weather? “Chocolate?” She asked offering up her pile. “Not as good as at Hogwarts but not bad either. So where have you been hiding? Haven’t seen much of you lately.”
@albusisms
“You know why I love having big brothers?” Lily asked as she flopped down in the vacant seat besides her elder brother, shooting him her sweetest smile. “Because they share their cookies with their favorite sister.” She started as she reached out and snatched the last one off her brother’s plate which happened to be the last one Lily swore in the whole dinning area. Her brother was an easy target to as no sweet talking would be involved.
Lily munched on the cookie for a moment, “So, how’s school life treating you? Or should I say break any hearts lately?” Lily teased lightly. “Story from the grapevine is that you passed your potions exam, mum will be thrilled.” Lily couldn’t help poking him about that little bit.
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