Open Avoidance is key

[Elio Zephyr]

Most siblings that may got have seen their family for a while may have been glad to see them. However Elio was more than happy to do his best to avoid his little sister. She was weird and in most ways, his polar opposite. As the elder brother he'd been assigned by his grandmother to keep an eye out for Isla, but the Gryffindor was pretty sure she could handle anything. They were at school after all, it wasn't difficult to get to grips with it given time.

Hoping to get out of his classes and doing something fun, the second year found himself near the greenhouses where he had heard of some good places to explore. Whether or not this was true was up for debate but it was preferable for him to try than to sit in a boring library and do homework. Dressed in a dark pair of skinny jeans and a polo shirt, the boy slid a pair of sunglasses over his nose to protect his eyesight, as he peered up around the grounds of the school, searching for the next best place to climb.

 

[Kaye Cavanaugh]

Kaye Cavanaugh had always liked walking the grounds of her home, but being here at Hogwarts was overwhelming. Everything was huge and though she had her siblings around, it was her nanny she had relied on. Now she had only herself, which she knew was how it was supposed to be. But she still wasn't thrilled about it. Kaye was glad that the castle was large or she would have been turned around ages ago. She'd gotten lost in the castle twice already. And though she wasn't lost this time, she had lost something. A bracelet her sister had given her.

Finding a set of small houses, Kaye continued to wander. She couldn't quite remember if she had walked this way. The space was peaceful and Kaye figured she might have walked this way, when she came across a boy. He was much more casually dressed than she was used to, and she looked down at her black dress feeling a bit overdressed. "Excuse me...have you seen a red bracelet?" she asked, hoping he'd spotted it somewhere. She was starting to get very upset and frustrated, but was trying hard not to show it to the boy.