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Truthfully, Audrey didn't necessarily intend to slip into meditative states. It was just easier than thinking about going home. After Divination nightmares she'd been working on blocking things out more in self-preservation and it was overall pretty successful. But the obvious thing to focus on...

It wasn't like Audrey was deliberately avoiding the ball or anything. Well, maybe she was, but she had her reasons. She wasn't in any sort of mood to dance or be around people who were happy. She had far more important things to worry about, and it just happened that she had a fresh bout of...

I need to grade but I just got Date Everything! and it's a, sucking me in, and b, hitting really close to home. I mean, player character is a lonely shut in who feels afraid of connection? Dateable objects who deal with mental health issues including a lipstick named Barry Styles agonising over...

Nah you're totally fine tbh, life happens! Goodness knows I've been in and out over the years (and barely around this IC year), it honestly just be like that. No shame in things not sticking sometimes!

Welcome back, and good to see you again! I can tell you you won't have aged out of Hogwarts quite yet :r but up to you what you'd prefer to do with the character!

Audrey sighed, the immediate catharsis diminishing with disappointment. "It was on the whistle, sir," she called. There was no point in pretending it wasn't her, she wasn't going to throw Lucy under the bus and the ref saw the same game she did - the Gryffindor beaters just weren't in it. Who...

Audrey visibly tensed at Teddy's comment. Of course deep down she knew that he knew, and he probably knew that she knew that he knew (and so on and so forth). There was, however, a difference between knowing something and verbalising it. Having it brought up made the risk of failure feel a...

Audrey was exasperated, the game had barely begun and it was already over. It always felt like she brought her A game and it was never enough. The snitch did a terrible job hiding today. Fuming, as Aroha clutched at the snitch Audrey sent a bludger straight towards Teddy in frustration. It was a...

Audrey tried not to let her smile falter too much, though she was a little disappointed her joke didn't go over well. She kicked her feet again, splashing water lightly onto her calves and idly pondering the idea of transfiguring her legs into some sort of shark tail. It would be a great...

No, thought Audrey with a small smile of satisfaction as the bludger she hit went flying into the Gryffindor seeker. Everything was fine, actually.

Audrey tried to whack a bludger at the Gryffindor seeker, but it sailed past. Audrey frowned. Had she peaked already? Was everything downhill from here, now she was almost seventeen?

As much as I want it to be my girl I suspect either Doyle or Teddy will be the last one standing. :lol:

Audrey took to the skies and immediately started searching for bludgers.

Audrey sneezed as she stood waiting for the game to start. Was she coming down with something? Or was someone just talking about her? She glanced over at Teddy with a raised eyebrow, before turning back to her own team, idly resting her bat on her shoulder.

Audrey wasn't paying enough attention, having gotten bored with being so successful. This gave Maggie an opening and Audrey was too slow to deflect the bludger. Fair play, it was a good hit. She gave a lazy salute in response.

Audrey let out a low whistle, and then tried again, trying to hit the right tone.

Audrey was used to nailing bludger hits, so she let out a groan of frustration for the rare occasion where a bludger didn't connect.

Audrey shook out potential cramps in her arm and looked around for bludgers.

Audrey went speeding off after a bludger.

Audrey kind of wished she was chewing bubblegum so she could blow a bubble and have a cool aesthetic going. Preferably with a leather jacket and sunglasses.