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2060 Press You To The Pages Of My Heart With various attendees

Attending another wedding so soon after her own had October's heart melting with the memory of how it had felt to look at Sia on that special day. After so long isolating herself from the magical world, October was glad to have gotten back in touch with Amber. In retrospect it felt a bit...

October had known this plan was silly from the get-go, but at the time she had been too happy to really care. She and Sia were getting married, and a winter wedding was perfect for their younger family members to attend in the school break. The logistics of a beach wedding in July were...

October giggled at the comment about chemistry, strangely refreshed to be able to talk about school without the weight of her past sitting quite so heavy. "Potions is pretty much just Chemistry, actually." She said with a small smile. "The ingredients just smell worse." She added, unable to...

October couldn't help a giggle as Sia pulled her in, feeling the tension drain from her muscles. Even after all this time her school experience stung to think about, but somehow Sia had a magic all her own that made the bad things melt away. She sighed and cuddled closer to Sia as she spoke...

As sure as she was that she wanted her friend there, inviting Amber to her wedding felt strange. They had been close during school, but October hadn't stayed close with anyone from her magical life other than her family. Amber felt like part of a life she didn't live anymore, and that life...

If you had asked October ten years ago whether she ever thought she would get married, the answer likely would have been no. Even if it weren't for her terrible romantic history, she had never really been around happily married adults in her life. Her dads getting married had gone a long way...

Marie. October had never thought to ask her dad the name of the woman who had carried her for nine month, who made up half of her DNA. It felt silly, now that she thought about it. An entire side of herself October had never even considered. Studying the face of the woman sitting opposite...

October had almost forgotten Sia was here in her shock, jumping slightly at the sound of her girlfriend's voice. At least she wasn't alone. She nodded blankly when Bijoux responded, turning the situation over and over in her mind as she stepped aside, wordlessly gesturing for the two French...

Whatever October might have expected to hear from the stranger on her doorstep, it wasn't this. Her first instinct was to back away, insist that this was all ridiculous, that this stranger was delusional. But taking a fresh look at the younger woman's face, the resemblance was undeniable. It...

After the fight with Sia had been resolved, October had finally started feeling like her life was settled, for the first time possibly ever. Though she was dancing as corps de ballet and occasionally an understudy, doing ballet for a living was everything she had ever wanted since she was a...

Though October knew Sia had brothers at Hogwarts, somehow she hadn't put together that they would recognise Matt until it happened. She balked at the question, giving her stepfather a nervous look. The younger one, at least, seemed more interested in helping her dad, and October chose to ignore...

October didn't remember the last time she had been this nervous. An impressive feat, considering that she was working in a field that involved dancing in front of several thousand people on a regular basis. She had never been in a relationship serious enough to meet the other person's parents...

As soon as her outburst was over, October felt guilty for taking the conversation over so much. She hadn't meant to let everything out at once, but there it was, and now they were here. She smiled slightly when Sia spoke, heart fluttering at the nickname, and she chuckled lightly at Sia's...

As much as she wanted to stand her ground, to be on her own side first no matter what, October felt the faint flutter of her heart as Sia linked their pinkies, the contact almost enough to make her cry. She listened as Sia expressed her feelings, heart breaking slightly for her plight. "That...

October had known it was risky, going into this so snippy, but after all the pain of the last few months she knew she had every right to be frustrated. So it was a relief when Sia appeared to agree, and October could feel the tension draining from her shoulders as Sia apologised for the...

October had practiced this conversation in her mind what felt like hundreds of times, but none of it had prepared her for what it would actually feel like to see Sia again. Her stomach twisted tight with nerves and she sat up even straighter, wishing more than ever before that she wasn't so...

The sights, sounds, even smells of a familiar cafe felt near-overwhelming, in a way October hadn't expected. She had chosen the meeting place so carefully - not her favourite cafe, so as not to taint her memories of the place if this meeting went sideways - but a familiar cafe, nonetheless. A...