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Aurora was a little in shock really. Rosie was pregnant. Aurora was sure it had to be fake, but the healer and Rosie seemed pretty certain. She just was sure that her sister knew better, but in the same breath, she could tell that Rosie was happy about it. Happy to be pregnant. She had never...

Aurora was a little in shock really. Rosie was pregnant. Aurora was sure it had to be fake, but the healer and Rosie seemed pretty certain. She just was sure that her sister knew better, but in the same breath, she could tell that Rosie was happy about it. Happy to be pregnant. She had never...

Aurora couldn’t believe she was in her final semester of school. So much had happened between when she’d first arrived and now, now it was almost over. That felt too unreal for her. Too unreal. In her mind she did still feel like the 11 year old who’d arrived, but she really wasn’t. The teen was...

Aurora was worried. She wasn’t sure what was going on with Rosie, but her sister wasn’t well, and it was difficult to concentrate on her classes and everything else when she wasn’t doing well. More than anything Aurora just wanted things to be fine with them. The gryffindor was trying to balance...

Aurora felt immediately better when Soren was at her side. She didn't jump, just leaned into him and his touch. "So much," she replied softly, with a small smile. She knew tomorrow or the next day she'd confide in Soren about her worries, but for now, just was happy to ignore them all.

Aurora nodded in agreement with what Rosie said, truly not minding coming outside. She took the note the went along with it and held it out to the girl. "It came with this,"

Aurora was trying to put her worries aside, but it was hard. Especially when she wasn't sure what exactly was causing it. She hoped that it would go away, that maybe it was just something bad that her sister had eaten. But that wasn't, she didn't want to spend her dance worrying about that. Even...

Aurora gave a little giggle, "We've got an older brother, he used to be pretty stinky," Aurora commented lightly, a little smile on her face. She did think that the picture was nice. "Right, we should be getting on,"

Aurora nodded at the introduction and then took out the accompanying note which she had for the rose and held it out to the young excited girl.

Aurora took the red rose and the note, and she glanced at the note inside. Her smile grew at the words, and even though it had no sign off, she felt pretty sure she knew who it was who had sent this to her. Aurora glanced back at the young girl. "Thanks," she said.

Aurora was worried. She wasn’t sure what was going on with Rosie, but her sister wasn’t well, and it was difficult to concentrate on her classes and everything else when she wasn’t doing well. More than anything Aurora just wanted things to be fine with them. The gryffindor was trying to balance...

Aurora was worried. She wasn’t sure what was going on with Rosie, but her sister wasn’t well, and it was difficult to concentrate on her classes and everything else when she wasn’t doing well. More than anything Aurora just wanted things to be fine with them. The gryffindor was trying to balance...

Aurora didn't hit anything.

Aurora was making her way through the fifth floor and was stopped by a young student. "I'm Aurora," she said with a smile, eager to see who would've sent her this rose.

Aurora didn't hit anything.

Aurora didn't hit anything.

Aurora looked at the basket again, trying to see if they had just missed it, but it appeared like they hadn't. "Yeah, sorry, there's no note," she said apologetically.

Aurora tried to hit a bludger as she shot up into the air.

Aurora couldn’t believe she was in her final semester of school. So much had happened between when she’d first arrived and now, now it was almost over. That felt too unreal for her. Too unreal. In her mind she did still feel like the 11 year old who’d arrived, but she really wasn’t. The teen was...

Aurora couldn’t believe she was in her final semester of school. So much had happened between when she’d first arrived and now, now it was almost over. That felt too unreal for her. Too unreal. In her mind she did still feel like the 11 year old who’d arrived, but she really wasn’t. The teen was...