- Messages
- 9,177
- OOC First Name
- Amanda
- Blood Status
- Half Blood
- Relationship Status
- Widow
- Age
- 45
If Estrella wasn't teaching or in the library, she could often be spotted strolling the grounds. She couldn't justify being cooped up in the castle when the weather was agreeable. The woman made her rounds of the gardens before heading off for somewhere more risky. One of these days she would have to make a trip to the Forbidden Forest. It wasn't forbidden to her anymore. Despite the thrill factor, she didn't want to go in there alone, and probably wouldn't go deep. The cliffs would have to do for now.
The brunette took the easiest way up. She'd climbed the cliffs many a time with Jaken. Not an hour went by where she didn't think about her husband and her daughter. Luckily, tonight was one of the nights she could go home and spend time with them. She was lucky for the arrangement she had right now.
Students seemed to neither know (nor care) that the cliffs were off-limits. Estrella hated to have a thorn in her side about it, but then again she was now getting paid to be responsible. She had to say something to the Hufflepuff student that was practicing a spell of some sort.
"You know you're not supposed to be up here, right?" It was more of a statement than a scolding. While Estrella recognized the girl, her memory wasn't giving up a name.
The brunette took the easiest way up. She'd climbed the cliffs many a time with Jaken. Not an hour went by where she didn't think about her husband and her daughter. Luckily, tonight was one of the nights she could go home and spend time with them. She was lucky for the arrangement she had right now.
Students seemed to neither know (nor care) that the cliffs were off-limits. Estrella hated to have a thorn in her side about it, but then again she was now getting paid to be responsible. She had to say something to the Hufflepuff student that was practicing a spell of some sort.
"You know you're not supposed to be up here, right?" It was more of a statement than a scolding. While Estrella recognized the girl, her memory wasn't giving up a name.