Aurora was most definitely at that annoying, social and excitable age where she would insist that everyone was clearly as sociable as she was and therefore would become her friend. Which was why Milo, who had chosen to sit as far away from the group as possible and evidently would NOT want to talk to an over enthusiastic blonde still got a wave. “HI!” she beamed down the long table in his direction hoping to distract him from the crossword he was engaging in which Aurora most definitely didn’t have the patience to do, especially during such an exciting event as the end-of-term feast was.

Turning back to the other older students who were more enthusiastic about the first years presence,the eleven year old listened as they informed her of their summer plans. “What do you think you want to be?” she asked Raj. It was a very important question that hadn’t actually crossed the young girls mind yet. She loved magical creatures so maybe it would be something along those lines but she still had another 4 years to plan it out before she’d have to make a big decision over her final subjects and therefore what she would be studying at University. If she attended university that was, her Ma wouldn’t make her if she didn’t want to.

It quickly dawned on Aurora that Mouse had been a friend of Ariadne’s back in Beauxbatons and therefore knew all about her family. “We’re all going to Greece!” she enthused. “Ma, Mom, Ari and I that is. We go most years because my Mom went to Athens University when she was younger and it was where my Mum’s got married too.” That and it was warm and full of beautiful beaches and ancient architecture (which Rora was not so enthusiastic about). “Do you miss Beauxbatons?” She asked sweetly. She sometimes thought that Ari did but she was thrilled that she had chosen to accompany her younger sister to Hogwarts or else it would’ve been a fairly lonely first year.

It wasn’t long after she had asked about when the food would be ready that the Headmaster requested silence and the Ravenclaw hushed for a second (which was quite a task for an excitable girl) to listen to the speech. Her Mum’s had kept quiet the tragic events of previous years from her and therefore the fact that it had been a quiet and uneventful year was lost on her but the sudden appearance of a delightful feast received a huge grin from the Blonde.

She would make sure to indulge before she went back to her parents healthy diet.