Recent content by Tracy Rouge

Tracy nodded. "I know what you mean." She smiled slightly at the tripping of the boy. She put her son back in the double push chair and picked up her daughter whho had now started to fuss. Now she was stuck for a conversation starter. "So...You have plans for Christmas?"

Tracy watched in disgust as the ignorant boy walked away in a huff. "Really! Do youths have no sense of decency any more?" Tracy remembered her school days well, sure she tortured the younger students but the teachers and the older students made the law and could hurt you. It really was the...

"So none of your family know you're a death eater?" Tracy thought it would be slightly wierd but, then again, not everyone had a family that would be happy about that decision. Tracy had two daughters, a good friend and her husband that would accept her joining, even egg her on to do so. Rosie...

I have two older Beauxbatons girls that are very plastic. They could both be mentors? They're about to become best friends. Tanya Davis and Kadie Walsh.

I could start one in obsidian?

Tracy smiled at Rosie and nodded. "I think I agree with you." It felt odd to the Brunette, having a real friend. The only real friend she had ever actually had was Jay and now, well, he wasn't in a position to come and talk to her really. "So, have you got other family?" She felt if they were...

I have Roxanna. She's either eighteen or nineteen and has a little girl who is about two months old now. Roxanna can be a quite fun but she is also learning to be responsible at the moment.

Tracy nodded. "I was thinking of it. Was going to wait until these two are slightly older before I joined officially." She smiled, it was nice having someone she could talk to about this sort of thing. There seemed to be no-one else in the world that would listen to talk of death eaters except...

Tracy had to take a moment before she got what Rosie was saying. "Wait.. You're a..?" She let the question drag off before copying the smirk on the other woman's' face. "My daughters would love to meet you." She knew Shaylah especially had plans to follow her dads' footsteps. "Oh don't worry, I...

Tracy smiled, this woman seemed reasonable. "Of course they did. Any mudblood that decided it can try and start on a pregnant woman like myself deserves to be punished." Of course Tracy decided to leave out that she wasn't actually pure, she hadbeen brought up like she was and told to say that...

Tracy sighed, she really shouldn't have said her surname. "Yes, I'm his wife. I assume you heard about the murders then?" Though she didn't like talking about it, Rosie didn't look like she was about to run away at the mention of a murdering husband. This did, however, make her want to know...

Tracy smiled at the thought of Jay. "He was almost the perfect man." She laughed a little. "He'd do chores and everything, even kill for me." She stopped herself from saying that he actually had killed for her. Just because she used the term 'mudblood' didn't mean the woman was trustworthy...

Tracy smiled, the woman seemed to be nice without being overly nice. "Tracy Rouge." She smiled and shook her head. "More like his step-father, I'm hoping he'll grow up like my girls." She smiled at Rosie, hoping that Malakai wouldn't attach himself to Marcus and become a muggle lover like her...

Tracy rolled her eyes. "You don't have to tell me how that feels. First their father decides to die and then my husband gets himself chuck in az..." Tracy paused, she realised it probably wasn't best that her husband was the death eater they arrested for the murder of two ten year old children...

Tracy looked up as the other woman on the bench spoke to her. "Tell me about it. I've got five of them." She leant back and let out a sigh, her favourite two children were at school and she was stuck with the twins, less than a year old, and Marcus who was so annoying. Especially hard to deal...