Paige Hardy
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 166
- OOC First Name
- Dan
- Wand
- Curly 12 1/2 Inch Flexible Hornbeam Wand with Augurey Tail Feather Core
- Age
- 3/2025
It had been a relief for Paige to even set foot back in the castle after what had happened during Christmas. While the Ravenclaw had been away at school her mother had decided to move the family back to England and her father had simply agreed. With Paige away at boarding school she knew a move like that would have a massive effect on her for most of the year. Or so she thought. Once her mother had finished explaining the ins and outs of the new house they had bought in one of the London suburbs, they were all the same it didn't matter which, she then broke the news that Paige would he transferring to Hogwarts in Scotland. The teen had lost it.
Paige could still hear the arguments that followed in her head as she made her way out of the castle and up to one of the most secluded spots on the grounds. The cliff. It had taken her loudest voice and most well thought out argument to finally get her father to step in. Paige would e away at Hogwarts for most of the year, why did it matter if it was the New Zealand branch rather than the Scotland one. With her father onside her mother had backed down. Transfer out in her fourth year, it made no sense. The teen spread out on the floor just a few feet away from the cliff edge, she liked the danger of doing so. It wasn't this sunny in Scotland. There was no way she would move.
Paige could still hear the arguments that followed in her head as she made her way out of the castle and up to one of the most secluded spots on the grounds. The cliff. It had taken her loudest voice and most well thought out argument to finally get her father to step in. Paige would e away at Hogwarts for most of the year, why did it matter if it was the New Zealand branch rather than the Scotland one. With her father onside her mother had backed down. Transfer out in her fourth year, it made no sense. The teen spread out on the floor just a few feet away from the cliff edge, she liked the danger of doing so. It wasn't this sunny in Scotland. There was no way she would move.