- Messages
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- OOC First Name
- kaye
- Blood Status
- Half Blood
- Relationship Status
- Married
- Sexual Orientation
- Dan ♡
- Wand
- Straight 12 1/2 Inch Unyielding Dogwood Wand with Unicorn Hair Core
- Age
- 12/2027
Charlotte had only been out of school for a year and already felt as though she had her life on track. She frequently trained in Wales, wanting to be the best version of herself for her team so she could be well-known within the sport and make her team proud. It was much harder now having to play with older people but Charlotte liked it that way. It encouraged her to do better, even if she really did miss her old team at Hogwarts, and she knew she would eventually be feeling comfortable and at their level in no time. The former Slytherin often wondered how her old team at Hogwarts were doing. She was sure they were doing great with Odette as the new captain, and even if they weren't, Charlotte believed that they could.
The woman had just finished her own training session at the pitch and decided she would visit her aunt and uncle before heading back to New Zealand. She only ever saw them during Christmas time, and with her spending more time in Wales now, she had no excuse but to see them more often. She tied her hair into a ponytail as she made her way down the busy streets, tightening it as she turned the corner and began making her way up the cobblestone driveway to their home. It wasn't a big home, but it was definitely bigger than Charlotte's home with her parents. A tall tree stood on a large patch of grass to the right of the stone steps. It had been there for as long as Charlotte could remember, and it gave her feelings of nostalgia as she pushed the doorbell which rang throughout the house, hoping they did not mind a visitor at such a time.
The woman had just finished her own training session at the pitch and decided she would visit her aunt and uncle before heading back to New Zealand. She only ever saw them during Christmas time, and with her spending more time in Wales now, she had no excuse but to see them more often. She tied her hair into a ponytail as she made her way down the busy streets, tightening it as she turned the corner and began making her way up the cobblestone driveway to their home. It wasn't a big home, but it was definitely bigger than Charlotte's home with her parents. A tall tree stood on a large patch of grass to the right of the stone steps. It had been there for as long as Charlotte could remember, and it gave her feelings of nostalgia as she pushed the doorbell which rang throughout the house, hoping they did not mind a visitor at such a time.