It wasn't exactly the most enthusiastic endorsement, but she supposed she'd take it. "Wow, that's great!" Sam congratulated as she slipped into the seat opposite, pulling her feet up onto the chair to get comfortable. "Yeah." She nodded, she knew Noah. Not as well as some of the older boys, but well enough. "Got any matches scheduled, or just lots of training?" The quidditch season was more over the winter, wasn't it? She wasn't sure. She just knew it took up a LOT of Henry's time.

"Family vacation to Bali," she replied. "And then hangin' out with friends, mainly. Gonna try teach some street kids to read, too." A new initiative, but one she really hoped could inspire them. Give them something to work with. She knew she'd been one of the lucky ones, getting out of that life.

But...oh no! She didn't mean to worry the younger girl. "They're not that bad. You'll be more than prepared if you've already start'd." Seriously. Skylar sounded like she had a huge head start on where Sam had been. "I've never been any good at Ancient Runes, was barely hoping to scrape a pass on me best day." Sure, she was a Ravenclaw, but given she couldn't read English until the age of 12, she was still proud of what she'd achieved. "Just...take some time to enjoy life between cramming, and you'll be fine."