What did he mean HIS friend Anna?! Aurora considered pouting at the statement as Anna was HER self proclaimed fairytale loving, bubbly, bouncy bestie! Not that Aurora was the jealous type.. Okay maybe a teensy bit? She couldn’t help it! It was bad enough that she had to share her sisters attention with all those stinky boys she seemed to attract. But Rora always did her best to hide it as she had been taught that jealousy wasn’t a good trait and she certainly didn’t want upset anyone. “Anna is the best” she simply commented in the hopes that Solly wouldn’t somehow be able to read her jealous thoughts.

As for what house Solly would be in? Rora wasn’t entirely sure herself for she didn’t know much about the individual houses other than that everyone she had met so far had been extremely nice. “Well are you brave enough to be a Gryffindor?” He didn’t particularly scream Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw in her non-expert opinion.

Flying was one of the blondes least favourite subjects. She preferred to keep her feet firmly planted on the ground unless she was on the back of a horse. Broomsticks were uncomfortable and inconvenient and there were much better modes of transport. Future Quidditch star she was not. “I’m rubbish at Flying too” she commented. “What’s the point in broomsticks when there’s floos or apparition when we are older? It’s so much quicker.” Although the danger factor wasn’t much less when it came to apparition. She’d heard it was easy to splinch yourself.

A little snort escaped her nose as she heard the attempted password. What kind of password was that? Was that a hint for Rora to accompany him to the restricted section? The problem was that as curious at Aurora was to secret passages and unknown information, she was also the type to not want to get in trouble. The thought of her parents disappointed faces when they found out that innocent little Rory had broken the rules. “Well YOU can break into the restricted section and I’ll just keep a look out to see if anyone is coming.” And then if anyone did catch them she could play innocent.