Originally Posted by JustAlice

....Well FINALLY. Though, really, if the snow cleared in time for them to go home? That'd be pretty convenient. Conspiracy? Conspiracy. Derry just wanted to go back home now though, she didn't really care what was going on so long as she could actually get out of here. After all, she had to check that Osiris was okay, and see her family, and meet up with Hamish, and finalise a venue, and wait for a reply, and owl a few people, and set up a couple of things, and oh. my. goodness. life. was. coming.

...

HELP!

Breathe, Derry. Breathe.

She made her way from the memory book to sit down at the Slytherin table, and plonked herself next to Addi. "Hey, ready to go home?" Derry was. She wasn't too sure about Addi though, actually. Not now that Connor was a thing... and what with her mother's letter and then not being able to get in touch and... gah. She really felt for her ginger twin, and Merlin help her if she wasn't going to be there every step of the way to life being awesome.

OPTIMISM IS KEY TODAY.

AVOID PANICKING AT ALL COSTS.

Originally Posted by the fastest seeker

This is it. She was NOT going to be sitting here again, let that sink in. Nope, couldn't get her mind around that fact and she didn't even want to. It was all strange and weird. She wasn't finished packing and really was she ever done when it was time for the feast? She wasn't about to change that tradition now. So she left the dorm for now and headed to the Great Hall.

The leaving feeling was all too familiar and strange. Her feet automatically led her to the Snake's table and before she sat down she ran her hand over bench and the table. She better not look too weird. Ahem she was cool.

Addi and Derry seemed to have gotten there before her. Cassia smiled at the gingers and sat across from them. "Hey, you girls," She said a weird smile tugging at her lips.

Originally Posted by Anna Banana

Eight-seven points. Eighty-seven.

... SERIOUSLY!?

Sophie was trying hard not to think about Slytherin's almost-win as she walked into the Great Hall for the End-of-Term Feast. She just wouldn't look at the Gryffindors. They were already annoying creatures by habit, and then when they had cups and trophies, they were probably just obnoxious.

...and yes, both her parents were Gryffindors. They'd never let their children live this one down.

Sophie took a seat near Adelaide and Cassia. Should she wish them a Happy Graduation? They wouldn't cry, would they? And where was Grayson, Caleb, Ethan, and Simon? Friends. She had 'em.