Oh, look. It was time for History of Magic. Or as Jun liked to call it; “An extra hour or more of sleep”. The boy never took interest in the class. He found it useless and beyond boring. He only went to it because it was a core class and mandatory. The boy currently had his head resting in his hand, dozing off every now and then.

Then, the worst happened.

BAM!

Jun’s face fell straight onto his desk and he tried not to yell out in pain. Pretty sure he was going to get points taken off for this.

This was it.

It was their first official concert since debuting three years ago. Sure, they had performed at countless shows and ceremonies. But the group never had their own concert. The first show of many had finally ended. Brown eyes skimming the front row, Jun saw his parents, crying but with smiles on their faces, the rest of his family and friends. He especially eyed a certain brunette, which he managed to keep dating with all the sneaking around they did.

Wiping sweat from his face, Jun's brother and cousin hugged him tight. They had accomplished their dream.

Finally.

Jun was eyeing Kimmy as she bounced from place to place. Today she was just too cheerful for his liking. Sure Jun was sued to his cousin being the cheery type, but it seemed someone gave her too much sugar or something. Thinking of a way to stop her, he walked into her room and grabbed her favorite pair of heels.

Sticking his wand under them and in front of her, Jun glared. “Stop being so cheerful or the heels get it! Do you hear me, Kimberly Xing?!” He called out, watching his cousin freeze and sit on the couch.

Jun was vexed. He didn’t know why or at whom. All he knew was that any little thing annoyed him. He couldn’t be around people either. Well, certain people at least. Jun stayed in his dorm and wrote letters. Wrote anything in general. It was a way of keeping himself calm and focused on something. He hadn’t even touched his homework in a few days. Hearing the door open and people talking loudly, Jun’s bad mood came back.

He yelled at his dorm mates to get out if they were going to be loud. Quiet was all he asked for.

Three. Four. Five.

That was the last bit of chocolate frogs, or chocolate in general Jun had in his candy bag. His chocolate loving girlfriend had won yet another bet and that was her prize. He didn’t mind really; never was too crazy about chocolate anyway. Unless it was on biscuit sticks, which Lex also liked so he had to hide some from her.

“Easiest chocolate I’ve won this week,” Lex grinned at him, adding the newly won chocolate into her own candy bag.

“You’re lucky I don’t mind losing chocolate. Fizzing Whizbees? Then we’ll have a major problem,” MAJOR.

Alexa Cambridge belongs to DaniDiNardo ^^

“Maaaaaaaaaaaaaa! I need new dress robes!” Jun called out to his mother from his room. The boy was trying on some clothes in his room, seeing as there was a wedding he needed to attend in about two weeks.

“Jun Mason Kim, you do not need-!” Johanna Kim walked into her son’s room and stared at him through the mirror; trying not to laugh.

“This is no laughing matter, Ma! Not unless you would like all the guests to see what color underwear I’m wearing that day!” Jun’s pants barely came up to his waist. Someone was growing up fast.

Something was tapping on his dorm window. Jun picked up the watch Charlie had given him for Christmas and looked at the time. It was fifteen minutes to midnight. Groaning, Jun turned over and tried to sleep again. But the tapping continued. Annoyed, the boy got up and aburtply opened the window.

He hated owls.

And for good reason too. He looked down and untied the letter attached to its leg. Opening it, his lovely cousin decided to send a letter about her becoming of age in a few minutes. He’ll need to have words with her soon about this.

Jonathan. Kai. Jun. Kataro. Kimberly.

Those were the name their parents were calling out. The five of them didn’t move from where they were standing. They just kept on ignoring and blocking out their voices. Grandma Kim had died. The group kept their eyes on the freshly dug dirt under them. So many questions were running through their minds. Did she already know? Is that why she gave them all matching silver bracelets? Did she hold on until after Johnny got married to go?

Jun loosened his tie before walking away from something that is supposed to happen in nightmares.

Jun had grabbed Andy by the collar of his shirt and pushed him against the wall. “That’s wasn’t your decision to make!” He yelled at him. No one did that to his favorite family members. Especially NOT to his favorite twin cousins.

“Everyone deserved to know what kind of person they’re related to,” Andy spat. Jun felt someone pull him back harshly away from the older boy. The adults might’ve tried to quell the fight, but they should know that wouldn’t happen.

“Not your choice!” Jun pulled his feet up and finally kicked Andy in the face. It’s about time.

Armed with skateboards in hand, Jun and Vinnie headed up to the seventh floor. The staircase had just been freshly polished so their wheels will slide faster than usual.

“Okay, so we start off here and heads all the way down and into the Great Hall,” Vinnie said, setting her board down and readying her position. Jun nodded, sitting down on his and eyed the staircase. As long as he doesn’t break anything he was fine. Counting down, Jun dashed away and left Vinnie behind. Probably should’ve wore a helmet because now he rolling on the hard steps. Ugh why?

Jun nudged Connor forwards towards a girl. A girl he suggested Connor should ask out on a date. The younger boy just needed to get out more. Jun stayed behind, sitting on the floor and quietly watching Connor slowly make his way towards the girl.

Not even five minutes had passed before Connor pulled Jun to his feet and dragged him quickly down the corridors. “I couldn’t do it! I chickened out!” Frowning, Jun broke from his friend’s grip and slapped the back of his head.

“Damn it, Connor!” He yelled at him and slapped him again. He deserved it.

Whistling, Jun opened up Hogwarts, A Histroy and sat near a window in the library. This snow in had led him to read the biggest book he could find at the moment. Obviously, there were more but right now, he might as well find out why weird things happened here. First aging too rapidly, and now a bizarre snowstorm that wouldn’t stop.

‘The four founders of Hogwarts were yaddy yada. This person and them..'

Closing the book, Jun decided to just nap a bit. Until the librarian kicked him out or something. This hopefully would be soon. Hm yes, please?

It was late at night. Jun was leaned over a potion table, dozing off. Connor’s Potions OWL was soon and the Tie-Dye boy was helping him with last minute notes. “Okay, next I put in this ingredient,” Connor said. Jun just kept nodding to everything his best friend said. But he then realized Connor put in the wrong ingredient.

Pulling the younger boy away from the cauldron, the potion erupted, causing the lab to be a mess. This would be fun to explain to their professor later. Both lion and eagle boys darted out and ran back to their dorms.

"Do you think universities accept you faster if you fake you're an animagus?" Kimberly asked her twin brother, who was helping Jun give his crup and puppy a bath.

"How do you fake being an animagus?" Kataro asked in return.

"This is Kimmy we're talking about. She isn't the brightest crayon in the box," Jun said, scrubbing the crup's fur and feeling someone slap the back of his head.

Kimberly huffed. "It was just a question about being an animagus!"

"Yeah, a stupid one. You have to study loads to become one," Wasn't it obvious?

Flipping through the pages of some yearbooks, Jun made a face at some of the superlatives. "Why is quidditch such a big deal? Don't they know that not everyone likes the game?" Jun talked to himself and kept flipping through the pages. Clearly a new title would be needed for this term. The Head Boy didn't mind quidditch, but some of them became famous in other things too. Now that he thought about it, Jun kind of wanted to play now. With no pitch and the sport being suspended, he stood on the comfy library chair his butt sat on.

It was here. Graduation. Packing the last of his trunk, Jun found things that flooded memories back to his head. He didn't need them right now. Jun was starting to slowly move on. Setting the items aside, Jun found himself sitting inside his trunk. He wasn't sad; he felt a bit happy. It was the place he stayed in when he was down. But now, it was just a storage box for his things. Rummaging again, Jun found a two-way mirror that connected to hers. He didn't dare say her name, instead, tossed it and heard the mirror shatter.

Oops.

The two had snuck out again. Connor reminded Jun about their giant hunt they were to have. A daring act, but the best friends figured it was better than the boring castle. Riding the brooms they took from the broom shed, the boys flew over an ocean of trees and towards the mountains. Far out, they landed and began looking around. Hearing some noises, they hid behind a large boulder. Giants shadows were casted on the mountain walls as two passed by. Suddenly, a giant stepped widely over them and joined the others.

The boys had seen their first giant.

"Salazar Slytherin was a parseltongue. As was..." Jun completely dazed out in his History of Magic class again. Not even a lecture about parseltongue could keep him interested in here. How did people manage to stay awake here? Next thing Jun knew, Pal was hissing in his ear. Jun gave the Tiny Dancer a weird look and chuckled lowly. Least she was going to keep him awake somehow. With droopy eyes, he tried to regain focus in the class. Pal just kept hissing into his ear for some reason. Jun didn't bother asking why.

Was it time to leave yet?!

Reading a book while Kimmy worked on a potion, Jun carefully passed her ingredients for the amortentia. Flipping a page, he heard her mumble some weird things. "Are you struggling?" He asked, not looking up at her.

"Your help would be greatly appreciated, aspiring potioneer," the youngest twin teased at him. Taking some of her ingredients, he tossed them into the cauldron and stirred. "What do you smell?"

Jun sniffed the potion and smiled a bit. "Bacon grilled cheeses, pumpkin, and..." The older boy went quiet.

"Her perfume, right?" Kimmy asked. Jun's silence was a good enough answer to her.

Jun was still quiet. Memories of the past two years came flooding back to him. The delicate scent that lingered on the clothes she borrowed and his bed. Kimmy's words brought him back to reality.

"If you had a timeturner, when would you go back to?" She asked, still stirring her potion. "To the first time?"

"Yeah, and called it off right then and there," Jun nodded. Maybe then the two wouldn't be in their current situation. Thinking about it over again, he shook his head. "Actually, I'd go back to the day I confessed. Save us both the heartache,"

"Untie me!" The group of boys laughed amongst themselves as Kai squirmed in the back seat of Jun's car. Jun himself was driving and heading towards the secret location.

"We can't untie you unless you promise to stay still," Eri called out. For once, the youngest boy in the group had a mischievous glint in his eyes. Probably from hanging out with Jun too much. Arriving, Mike and Delun untied and carried Kai towards the building. Looking around, Kai noticed where they were and ran out. The tall boy hit his head on the doorframe and fell to the floor.

Sitting in the room of requirement while watching Pal dance, Jun chewed on a licorice wand. She was doing ballet, something Jun couldn't really help her with. But he did notice Pal kept missing a step. Cutting up his licorice wand, Jun threw small pieces at her. "Come on, you can do better!" He called out to her. Eating another, Pal slipped on one of the piece and fell on her bum.

"JUN!" She yelled and chased the boy around the room. Laughing, the Head Boy kept throwing licorice wand pieces at his friend. Hey, what were dance partners for?

Jun wasn't sure how it happened. First they were spreading itching powder around the corridors, and now hiding out in an empty classroom together. The two friends, if you can call them that, sat on the desk as voices passed up and down the hall. They started to talk. Jun observed her and the accent he had already caught onto. Her green eyes, long brown hair, and tanned skin made him more interested and he cautiously tuned her out. The next thing happened so fast. They started kissing and didn't know it would lead them to where they are today.

They were doing homework again. They did it a lot together lately. Papers scattered everywhere and Justine yelling at Jun on how she wanted it to be done. The boy complied, not wanting to disappoint her. Concentrating more and following her directions, Jun was now getting somewhere. The grin on Justine's face was one he wanted to keep making it happen. Doing well on his homework came naturally to him. Never gotten bad marks on it, usually praised, and allowing it to boost his ego a bit more. The look on her face let him know he did good today.

Running into his house, a nine year old Jun panted and quickly locked the door.

"Jun?! Please don't tell me it happened again.." His grandmother's voice trailed off as she counted how many cuts and scratches the boy had this time.

"I hate it here! They're always bullying me because of my accent, the way I look and my dancing! Ma and dad are never home! They're always gone for months! I don't want to live here anymore!" The little boy cried as his grandmother cleaned up the blood from his lip. He wanted to leave and never come back.