Her grandmother’s vault never opened for anyone but her grandmother. If this wasn’t suspicious, Jessa didn’t know what was. There was a puzzle connected the two doors together. Jessa had drawn the exact same puzzle on a parchment and took it to the smartest kid in school, she had to beg some Ravenclaws to do it but the curiosity got them to do it eventually. She had to give the runny nose guy a kiss, but it must be worth it.

Now she stood inside her grandmother’s room, and looked at the bookshelves and the overly large desk that stood by the window. Nothing was unusual in this room, why the heck was it so restricted then? She got closer to the windows, letting out a long sigh. A reflection in the glass caught her eye, she turned around and there it was, on the wall just by the bookshelf was a golden doorknob, but there was no door frame. She opened it. Inside was a small room with golden coins and a large chest in the middle.

“Out.” Her grandmother’s voice came from behind her.

They sealed the room after that, and Jessa never knew what was inside that chest.