- Messages
- 952
- OOC First Name
- Daphne
- Blood Status
- Mixed Blood
- Relationship Status
- Married
- Sexual Orientation
- Straight (Delaney)
- Wand
- Curly 11 1/2 Inch Flexible Yew Wand with Fairy Wing Core
- Age
- 10/2033 (28)
Diana's life was pretty good at the moment. With her boyfriend things were going great, as the two had kissed which made their relationship feel official and and mature. At least, in her eyes. Her mother had won the election, something she was still wrapping her mind around. For the most part, she was happy about that news. It meant her mother was now very well-known, and she would be too by association. Diana didn't care much about politics, but she did care about attention, and the Slytherin was mostly focused on what this win meant for her, rather than for her mother or the wizarding world at large. But there were always worries and uncertainties that came with new things, so there was a part of her that was a little anxious about the changes in her future. Would people treat her differently? She hoped so, for the most part. But if anyone didn't agree with her mother's policies, she hoped they wouldn't take it out on her. It wasn't like she had anything to do with it.
But right now she was on her way to the Ravenclaw common room in an attempt to seek out Edmund. Up until recently she would never have made the long trek up from the Slytherin common room only for the possibility of seeing him. Especially since she had no reasonable excuse to be up there in case anyone questioned her. But she was finally ready to admit, even if only to herself, that she cared about Edmund enough to let people know she cared. They were serious, the real deal. And if others were jealous, they would just have to deal with that. She climbed the stairs to the towers with a slight smile on her face, feeling reasonably confident that everything in her life was going well. She had good friends too, for the most part. Winnie and Domi were reliable at least, and she thought the three of them were a good group. Sometimes she missed Sapphire, but she didn't want to be the one to apologize first. It hadn't been her fault, at least not only her fault.
But right now she was on her way to the Ravenclaw common room in an attempt to seek out Edmund. Up until recently she would never have made the long trek up from the Slytherin common room only for the possibility of seeing him. Especially since she had no reasonable excuse to be up there in case anyone questioned her. But she was finally ready to admit, even if only to herself, that she cared about Edmund enough to let people know she cared. They were serious, the real deal. And if others were jealous, they would just have to deal with that. She climbed the stairs to the towers with a slight smile on her face, feeling reasonably confident that everything in her life was going well. She had good friends too, for the most part. Winnie and Domi were reliable at least, and she thought the three of them were a good group. Sometimes she missed Sapphire, but she didn't want to be the one to apologize first. It hadn't been her fault, at least not only her fault.