Recent content by Rose Holland

It had been disappointing to come to Lucy's last game only for it to last mere minutes, but Rose was glad they could support her again today. Being decked out in blue felt strange, but at least this time Lucy wasn't playing her old house. Rose spotted the small blue figure on the pitch and...

Rose felt a surge of nostalgia as she sat down in the stands between her dad and sister. She had a huge grin on her face as she looked around the crowd. These kids were so young. Had they always been this young? She was glad she was here to support her sister, it was nice to get a break from the...

Rose felt incredibly proud and happy as she watched her sister get married, though it was strange as well. Alice had been her youngest sister for so long that Rose still thought of her as the baby of the family sometimes, even with Lucy now a teenager. She knew the older unmarried sister feeling...

Ten and Rose are both Gryffindors and older sisters

Rose laughed at the expression on Lucy's face. She was pretty sure she would have reacted the exact same way to that advice at her age. "Fine, but I warned you." She said with a grin. "But alright, one more bonus question to make up for the old lady advice."

Rose pondered her question for a moment, taking it seriously. "I'm going to sound like an old lady when I say this, but... how quickly it goes by." She told Lucy. "So make sure to enjoy it all and have a lot of fun, okay?"

Rose laughed. "Maybe I should go back to school and learn to count." She joked. "Fine, then what is your final question?"

Rose laughed. "I think you should avoid the beets since you don't like them. I wasn't a big fan of the peas myself." She said. "Is that really what you want your last question to be about? The food?"

Rose groaned as Lucy saw right through her. "Fine, it was kind of fun, but we didn't really ever see anything too interesting. It's mostly just a forest. That's not a lie." She said. "And you should wait until at least... your third year, so you know a few spells. Just in case." She added.

Rose decided to exaggarate a bit, as she really didn't want Lucy to go into that forest. It was weird to look at it from an adult's perspective now. She really shouldn't have gone in there either. "Very scary. And also kind of boring. Both." She said quickly.

Rose grinned and held up two fingers. "That's two more questions, Lucy. Are you sure?" She asked teasingly.

Rose winced at Lucy's question, she knew she shouldn't have mentioned the forest. She hesitated for a moment. She didn't want to lie, but she also didn't want to encourage bad behavior. Especially anything dangerous. "Well, yes. But you shouldn't." She said firmly.