Standing in just his underwear in the bedroom, Jun stared at himself in the long mirror hung behind his door. Messy dark hair, brown eyes, and a skin complexion to match his mother's. Taking his wand, he swished away the concealment charm from his body. Multiple scars and permanent marks suddenly appeared on his pale skin. Each was a reminder of his bullying days he tried so hard to forget. His long, slender fingers traced the shape of one on his torso; recieving it from hopping over a metal gate. No one knew about them. They didn't need to know.

On one of his patrols, Jun searched each classroom. Once done, the Head Boy reported to the headmaster's office. On his walk there, he began thinking on how the seventh year had never been in the headmaster's office before. Not even when playing pranks on people. Honestly, how did the boy manage to avoid that place for so long? He remembered helping them rearrange the Ravenclaw common room in his fifth year. Or was it his sixth? Jun couldn't rememebr anymore. Maybe it helped him get the badge. Reaching the entrance, Jun started at it.

What was the password again?

Thompson was insane. Jun was going insane. The class in general was insane. They were to degnome a garden in today's Care of Magical Creatures class. In other words, Jun believed Thompson was being lazy today in degnoming it himself. Running around in the maze, Jun's dark eyes scanned around for a gnome. His first one. Seeing little feet dashing across him, the boy chased after it and casted a stunning spell. Tossing that one out, he searched for another. The second he found bit him in his hands. Honestly, what was the point of this lesson again? Right, torture.

Jun was helping his daughter, Caroline, build her first snowman. Even though it was tiny, he could see the accomplishment in her eyes as the shape started to form. "It's already starting to look like daddy's," He smiled, putting sticks for arms into the snow.

"Hey, babe, whatcha doing?" Danielle came out from the house with their dogs. Jun just gestured to the small snowman in front of him. Getting up, he carefully made his way to the bigger one, but was hit by something big and cold. Dani had thrown a large snowball at him and the fight started.

Staring at the arithmancy homework in front of him, Jun ruffled his hair and tried to figure out the equation. Looking over at Connor's sheet, Jun quietly copied his answers. Hopefully, it would be good enough for the professor to accept it and not suspect anything. At their next class, Jun handed in his homework and received a weird look.

"Mr. Kim, these answers are all wrong," She said showing him the sheet. Jun furrowed his brows and scanned over the sheet. How in the world did Connor manage to get all the answers wrong? Wasn't he good at arithmancy?!

Walking down the street, Jun looked into the windows of the shops at Hogsmeade. He wished the little town would be opened for them more often than just the weekends. Jun especially liked coming here when it snowed. Everything just seemed to have more life to it. The dark haired boy walked into Honeydukes and went straight for the fizzing whizbees. He made sure to stuff plenty into his basket before moving onto another section. Jun grabbed some chocolate for Pal, which he had promised to buy while he was out. He could never say no to her at all.

Jun was going over his charms homework when his mind started to wander on the subject. Why didn't he feel like studying charms in university? He was always charming his hair different colors or causing fires when no one was looking. Yet, the boy wanted to go into Magizoology after Hogwarts. But wasn't charms a big part of the subject too? Maybe he could minor in it while studying something else. Not realizing, Jun started scribbling over his homework as he got lost in his thoughts. Fantastic, now he had to rewrite the entire thing. Another late night for him.