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Rose nodded at Lilith's plan, taking the note and a glance at the ingredients the older girl wanted her to find. She was happy to put the skills she did have to good use, and she was grateful that Lilith was doing what she could to make her feel useful, even though she was practically useless...

Rose had joined the Brew Crew because she wanted to be good at Potions. Nothing at all to do with the boy she-no-longer-liked being in it at all. She was waiting patiently at the first year's table, feeling like she was on the child's table of a wedding party, and wondering whether it would be...

Rose fully expected Lumi Lumos to hit the bludger back at her in revenge so she was ready for it this time. She took all her strength and gave the ball the bigest smack she could muster, aiming it towards @Santiago Torres Edit 31 mins after posting: Changed victim otherwise both bludgers are...

Rose wondered whether by the time she was a seventh year, she wouldn't really care about rose giving either. She rummaged in her basket as the older boy loomed over her a little, or at least that's how it felt. Producing a red rose, she held it out to the Slytherin. "I have this for you," she...

Rose's eyes widened as one of the oldest, tallest Gryffindor's who also happened a real life beater for his house, swung the bludger toward her. That was hardly fair. Thankfully the first year was ready and the balls weren't as heavy as they would have been in Quidditch. She hit back at the...

Rose shifted her gaze between the boy and the girl, suddenly feeling very sheepish. "I didn't.. " she didn't what? Mean to call him that? Assume that he wouldn't mind her calling him that too? "This is yours," Rose handed him the red rose quickly, "Sorry." Without waiting around to be scolded by...

Rose could only assume that Lumi was the nickname of the next person on her list of rose deliveries. Approaching the pair, she tried not to feel rude as she rudely interrupted their conversation. "Are you Lumi Walden-Cade?" she asked, wondering why anyone would name their child Lumos. Then...

"Yes," Rose nodded, offering the Slytherin a pink rose. Rose didn't know if there were any other Violet's around, but she didn't question it. Instead, she just hoped the rose would be from someone she was expecting it from.

Rose smiled to the professor, crossing only slightly over the boundary of her office. "I have a rose for you," she explained, holding out the yellow rose to the woman, a small note attached.

Rose was not overly keen to be hearing about all these dark witches and wizards that lived among them, but she supposed there wasn't much she could do to avoid it. Instead, she just continued to make some notes as the professor spoke. She kept her eyes on her own parchment, not wanting to peer...

Rose knew there was a Slytherin practice session today because she was painfully aware she was missing it. Making her way toward the quidditch pitch, Rose hoped to catch the end of the practice and most importantly, catch the keeper. "Horror?" she called out to the older boy, trying to get his...

Rose told herself she wouldn't do roses again until she had a better understanding of who everyone was. At this point she just wanted it all to be over and done with so she could wallow in her own pity about Freddie. "Violet?" she asked, approaching a few girls at the Slytherin table and hoping...

It was so awkward, standing outside the Hufflepuff common room and just waiting for Eurydice Nightray to appear. Rose had other things to be doing with her time than making a fool of herself, but all she knew about Eurydice was that she was a Hufflepuff, so what else could she do to speed up the...

Being a Ravenclaw had its perks, including being very close to the Astronomy tower. The last person on her list of rose deliveries was actually a professor, so she'd saved her until last on purpose. Knocking on the woman's door, Rose hoped she wouldn't mind that she had something for her, nor...