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Aleks loved her family and she loved talking about them even more. Admittedly, she could get a little caught up in everything, but that happened a lot sometimes. She had learned to sort of just go with the flow and let whatever was going to happen, happen. She couldn't control things and it ws...

Aleks was really excited that she was going to have a girlfriend over. After all, she had never really had friends over since her home was always quite hectic. Everyone was home of course and she'd told them all to be on their best. Ben was usually working long hours, as were most of the proper...

Ummmm Mate probably!

Aleksandra hadn't been sure what to expect from dropping out of school. She hadn't been sure at first that her Dad was going to let her, but he'd come around after she'd promised she would get a job somewhere and pay her way. As of yet she didn't have a job, but school had only just finished, so...

I love 10/10

I love her eyes! 10/10

Slate probs

Aleks wanted to go to her last Quidditch game because she wouldn't be here next year. She'd made up her mind about dropping out. She'd already talked to Chrys about it and he seemed fine, so she hoped it would go over smoothly with her dad. She would be 17 though, so he didn't really have a say...

Mate

Aleks grinned at her new friend, she'd danced with boys that said they knew how to dance before and then they didn't so this would be interesting. "Okay, let's see those moves then," she said, taking his hands happily and following him wherever he led her. He wasn't Jackson, but he didn't need...

Aleks had been rather content to simply watch the masses. People watching was, after all, something of a specialty of hers. She'd been homeschooled for so many years and then suddenly thrust into the schooling system only for all of those whom she depended on to up and vacate her presence. It...

It was official. Aleksandra was attending her last ever Valentine's Dance at Hogwarts. She'd chosen a black dress for the occasion, to mourn the loss of her education and childhood, well, sort of. It wasn't like she was attending a funeral and really she felt so much better after making the...

Aleks missed Jackson, and since he'd graduated she'd gone down to the Quidditch Pitch just to watch once a week. There wasn't always a training session and she didn't actually go to the games, but she liked just spending time there. She loved Quidditch, always had. Ever since her father was a...

Hmm, mate probably

Alice and Sapphire would be an interesting combo

“Sorry,” Alek knew what it was like to lose a parent, even though her mum had died ten years ago, the pain didn’t go away. She knew it must be the same for this girl too. She felt bad now, but didn’t know how to backtrack and so she didn’t. This had all gone a bit differently than she had...

Aleks blinked at the girl for a second. She was all ready to defend herself when she mentioned having lost her dad and all the fight just left her. “Oh,” she said, frowning at the girl. She wasn’t quite sure what to say.

Alek frowned at the girl. “And who are you then, telling me how I’m supposed to act?” This girl didn’t know anything about her or her life. “I love my dad but that doesn’t mean I think he’s perfect, losing my mother was the hardest thing that ever happened to me, you have no idea!”

“Why, what’s wrong with my dad? He’s a good guy!” Aleks said, not quite understanding what the girl had been saying. “Anyone would be lucky to marry him and he was so sad after my mum died,” she told the girl. “He never listens to me and now he’s telling me that he can’t be with us for a while...

“Oh, no that’s not what I mean,” she said, though she supposed marrying someone who was like her dad wouldn’t be too bad, as long as they actually listened to her for once. “I wouldn’t want to marry him anyway, he never listens to me,” she complained to the girl, though she was sure she didn’t...