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Susie Lagowski please for Heta :wub:

10/10 omg professor vibes!!!!

Susie leaned in to look at the note. "Oooh," she said, dragging the vowels out as long as she could. Think, think, think. "I think it's... Beeeese. They weren't sure how to spell your name, right? So they put stars. Look, they even got the e and the s the wrong way around." Whew. That sounded...

Susie relaxed. "Yeah, I found her. She's cool," she said. "It's not fair. You got a cool sibling." Her expression changed as she saw the rose. Red? But Eoghan and Lili had already given her yellow ones, and Freddie said he wasn't sending one. Who would give her a red rose? She took it, smelling...

Susie wondered what would happen if she claimed someone else's rose. It wasn't like they could prove she wasn't Mary Smith, or whoever. Obviously she wouldn't actually do that, but she could. She took the rose, unfolding the little note. Aw, it was from Professor Cooper. She was such a nice...

For a second, Susie thought Lumos was being serious. Then she realised and smacked him on the arm. "Hey, shut up," she said, though she was still grinning. "I'm inspirational. I don't have to give a speech. I just exist." She offered Jonah another grin too, stepping back. "I gotta go finish...

Was that a jab at her brother? Was that a jab at his leg? Even Susie wanted to smack him then, or at least shake him, but she couldn't - she had to set an example. "Did you seriously just make fun of-?" She stopped herself. Freddie had made her promise not to say anything. Ares might've known...

Susie hesitated. He had to be bluffing - his dad wasn't friends with Professor Cade - but she couldn't really be sure about that. The only thing she knew for sure was that he'd upset her brother. This was way worse than she'd thought. Freddie wasn't like her. He didn't think, didn't talk - he...

Dude. Susie felt herself flushing. She was not picking it up off the floor. Why would he even do that? That was so rude. She pulled out her wand, aiming without looking. "Accio yellow rose," she said. She took a few steps toward him, closing the gap again. All this time, she'd been blaming...

Susie flinched. He was laughing at her name? It wasn't a bad name. Some people thought it was old-fashioned, but she liked it. Maybe he'd laughed at Freddie's name, too. Maybe that's why he'd hit him. Susie put a hand on her hip, refusing to embarrass herself by making a grab for the rose...

They were so cute together. At least, Susie figured they were together. They didn't look at each other just like friends. And the rose behind the ear? Adorable. "A few. I got this really cute one - look," she said, fishing the note out of her pocket to show him. It read: I just want you to know...

Susie turned around, basket in hand. Ares. She forced a smile, hoping he didn't know she was the big sister of the boy who'd hit him... twice. Then again, her full name was on his list, so he probably had a clue. "It's short for Susan," she said. She didn't really want to tell him, but she...

Susie had been sad to hear that Professor Grayveson was leaving. She had always been so nice - no other professor was going to be anywhere near as good. Still, she was curious about the new one. Maybe he'd be really funny, or kind, or just super-strict. It didn't make much difference to her...

Susie found a good seat and sat down, happy to be back in the Herbology greenhouse at last. Every semester that she didn't have the subject felt long and boring, but the nice thing about having it in the second semester was that she knew the whole rest of the year was going to be fun. There...

"Oh, thank Merlin. My throat hurts," said Susie. She'd been calling out people's names all morning, and she hadn't stopped for a drink. "I got a yellow rose for you." It was the nicest one in her basket, probably because it had been sat on top the whole time and didn't get squashed by Hugo's...

Susie looked up from her salad* and smiled. It was Hugo. "I finished!" she said. "I think. Did I forget someone? Oh, no." Why Hugo would know she'd forgotten someone, or how many people she was even delivering to, she didn't stop to consider. He was the head boy, so he probably knew everything...

"Oh, really?" said Susie, looking back and forth between the two boys. She paused on Jonah. "Wow. I really hope you sent him one. Gonna be super awkward now if you didn't, huh?" She grinned. The one in her basket for Lumos was yellow, so probably nothing romantic, but she produced it with a...

Phew - it was a signed one. Susie grinned. "Thank you, sir," she said. She considered staying to ask about his class, but she was way too unprepared. Anyway, she didn't have time for another elective. She was already struggling. "Have a nice day!"

Susie giggled. She, too, had briefly thought she had twice as many roses to deliver as everybody else. If she'd known she was allowed to send a whole bouquet, she might've done that for Lili, but oh well - there was always next time. "Someone really likes you, huh?" she said. The roses weren't...

Susie fixed her ponytail as she headed off the pitch. It had been a good practice. She always did well in practice, which was both reassuring and a little worrying. Sure, it was great that she managed to hit some people, but if she couldn't hit anybody in a real game, then was Susie really a...