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Sia had had questions about the magical world since the day Sully had gotten his letter. Well, once she got over the seething jealousy and sense of unfairness. At first it had been the obvious things, how did it work, why was it a secret, what else was out there etc, but as she'd gotten older...

Hogwarts wasn't any less enchanting or strange the second time Sia was visiting, the specter of 'what if' still haunting her as she stared around the hall, trying to imagine another life where she was the one walking around the castle every day. Of the completely different life her brothers and...

Sia wasn't sure she'd ever truly rid herself of all feelings of jealousy about not being magical but as she looked around at her family and friends, all still miraculously warm and dry despite their vane attempt at hosting a beach wedding in Winter, she couldn't help but spare a thankful smile...

Sia resettled contentedly when she felt October relax more against her. Poking her about school or magic was always a delicate situation and she was glad they’d managed to avoid any major landmines in the conversation. This wedding planning was hard enough despite how many jokes Sia was willing...

Sia clucked her tongue as October went through her list of school acquaintances, sparing a moment to coil an arm around October's shoulders so she could reel her in and smack an obnoxious kiss to her forehead. It was so hard to believe people had been that awful to her in school. She would have...

Sia couldn't deny a moment of disappointment at October's lack of magical friends. It wasn't a fair feeling, she knew October had mostly cut ties with the magical community, and if she hadn't they never would have met in the first place, but if Sia couldn't be magical herself she would have...

If Sia thought grad school had been difficult it was nothing compared to wedding planning. Neither of them had really voiced it, but the mounting pressure to pull off the perfect wedding still seemed to be looming over the both of them, especially considering how careful they had to be with the...

October had never mentioned having a sister before, well, besides April obviously, and Sia had to imagine the strange women standing on her doorstep was a bit of a shock. She was glad when they took the conversation indoors, happy to busy herself putting the jug on and leaning against the...

Ohh, I've been wanting Sia to get involved in the election in some capacity but I was looking to see if there was a candiate that would suit her ideals and I think Briar might be a good fit 👀 As the only muggle sibling in her family, Sia has a lot of feelings about magic and the treatment of...

Sia wasn't sure what she'd been expecting from the pair of strangers on their doorstep, but the announcement that one of them was apparently October's long lost sister wasn't one of them. She hung back as the two began talking, watching for any sign that October wanted the strangers to leave or...

Sia was currently arms deep in the linen closet trying to find beach towels. She knew they had beach towels, her aunt had given her some a few Christmas' ago and Sia was determined to actually use them instead of the nice towels for once. She heard a muffled noise, popping her head out from...

Sia was trying (and likely failing) to keep her gawking under control. She'd heard plenty of Sully and now René's gushing about their school, but it was a whole other experience actually seeing it with her own eyes. The only thing keeping her from completely losing it was her equally baffled...

The relief Sia felt at René finally moving away to put the food October's family had brought over was quickly replaced by frustrated embarrassment as Sully tried to schmooze with October's step-dad now. "Sully, oh my god," she groaned, tempted to drag him away by the ear like she used to do in...

ROLEPLAYS Facing Fears /w October Alcott New Zealand - Wellington Muggle and Magical Q&A /w Claudia Holland, Adelia Kolter, Prof. Katherine Alicastell, & various The Leaky Cauldron Putting a Label On It /w October Alcott New Zealand - Wellington Anticipation /w October Alcott New...

Sia let out a sigh of relief when October appeared, her family in tow. Sure, now it meant she had to actually deal with meeting October's family, but she much preferred dealing with a problem in front of her rather than spending all day worrying about it. Not that October's family were a...

Sia knew she had no reason to be nervous today. Not really. She and October had been through much worse lately and still (eventually) managed okay and yet she still couldn't help fret as she checked over the spread in the backyard one last time. Admittedly she'd probably be a lot less anxious if...

Sia let out a snort, nodding weakly at October's assessment. It was horrible. Had been horrible. Sia was doing her best to get through it, but she just hoped October would let her have her bad days, even if Sia was sure she didn't entirely deserve that level of grace. She the way their hands...

Sia's felt her lips do the smallest of quirks at the edge when October reached out across the table, hands brushing, and she allowed herself a moment to hook their pinkies together, the smallest bridge of contact as they both tried to navigate through what they were doing. The whole situation...

Sia bristled at October's comment, the familiar anger and betrayal from before welling back up along with the urge to defend herself. She pushed it back down though, the annoyingly logical part of her brain (a part that sounded suspiciously like Adelia's voice) reminding her that it was true...