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Susie shrugged. Weird thing to care about, she thought, as she passed Rose and sat down. If she could turn into a border collie whenever she wanted, she'd probably spend all day running around the gardens, jumping on people, and napping in the sun - just like Blaze used to. She missed that dog...

What was that? Susie sat down, suddenly regretting that her usual desk was at the front of the room. Every time the creature in the tank rammed itself against the glass, she startled, convinced it was about to shatter. If it did, it would jump straight onto her lap. Was it mad because Professor...

Susie rolled her eyes as she took her seat near the front of the room. The only quidditch games she cared about were the ones with Hufflepuff in them, and after the last game, she didn't even want to think about those ones very much either. She'd practised so hard, and she still didn't even hit...

Susie grinned. Her lungs came in pretty useful sometimes - like when she had to yell 'DUCK!' at her teammates. In this confined space, however, she could admit it was probably a bit much. "Oh, I'm great," she said. She was glad for the low light, because her cheeks suddenly felt quite hot. Was...

Susie was pretty proud of that joke. Why wasn’t Cyrus laughing? He looked exactly like a migraine aura. Oh well - not everyone could be as funny as her. She still liked him anyway. They were going in. Susie followed after Rosalind, shamelessly using her as a bit of a shield. It was dark inside...

Yeah but everyone still always thinks I'm the older sibling so :r

"I mean, it was close," Susie said. She quickly finished her juice, in case she was about to bump into anyone else. "Oh! Thank you. Actually, it's not really a costume, I already had all - Cyrus! Wow, you are bright." Susie shielded her eyes theatrically, leaning back. "Did you come as a...

Coming to the Halloween feast dressed as a farmer was probably cheating when you actually lived on a farm, but Susie was too pleased with herself to care. All she'd had to do was throw on a shirt, some dungarees, and a straw hat, and she looked exactly the part. Best decision ever. Sipping...

Rats into rabbits? Well, that would be easy - Susie knew exactly what a rabbit looked like. With completely unwarranted confidence she chose herself a rat (a cute one, obviously) and paired up with the nearest girl. A good ten minutes was spent finding a cosy place to practice, but the empty...

Spotting a bludger, Susie swung at it with all her might. She was aiming for the seeker, but somehow she managed to hit @Enoch Goldewyn. Oh well, at least he was an opponent. One of these days, she was gonna hit someone on her own team by accident.

Susie soared across the pitch, looking out for bludgers she might be able to whack at the seeker.

Aww. If Susie had known he would stop playing, she would have stayed by the door. Then again, that had felt creepy. “Oh. I should,” she said, suddenly feeling a bit bashful. Was she blushing? “I play the oboe. But it’s OK. I don’t have to right now.” Honestly, she was glad for a reason not to...

Hufflepuff had to win this year. Susie had been working out harder than ever - push-ups, planks, curls, squats - and after giving herself a quick pep talk in the bathroom, she was ready to kick some butt. She craned to look up at the stands as her teammates arrived. Was Eoghan up there? Just in...

@Jonah Edogawa did you catch this btw? :r

Whaaaat? Oswald wasn't hurt? Well.... Susie supposed that was a good thing. She'd have to swing a bit harder next time, though.

Spotting a bludger, Susie swung with her left arm. She didn't expect to even hit it, let alone send it flying into @Oswald Brambleheart. Maybe she should always play like this. Uuugh, it hurt so bad. "Sorry!"

Susie saw the bludger coming and readied herself to whack it back at Marley, but it curved at the last second and hit her straight in the arm. She cried out, gripping her broom to stop herself falling as the pitch swayed underneath her. Did she break something? Heat radiated from her wrist all...

But there were clearly no bludgers anywhere, because Susie couldn't find one either.