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December 24th of 1999 Neville Longbottom walked the corridors of St. Mungos hostpital. He was heading towards the Janus Thickey Ward, the place where his mother and father resided. Most Healers had given him a smile and a wave, as they had seen him here very often in the past year, and had become familiar with them. Even the Welcome Witch greeted him by name. Neville had wanted to see his parents on the Eve of Christmas, and wish them well, even if they couldn't quite understand him. He still liked to talk to them, though. On his journey to the fourth floor, Neville remembered the incident that had happened in his fifth year of Hogwarts whe

The braided brunette slowly kneaded the dough for her pies, as to feel the texture before firmly hitting it with a wooden rolling pin. A cockroach scuttled from under the bread, making Ms. Westmarsh roll her eyes. She aimed her pin at the roach, and hit it, squishing it, then going back to her rolling. Westmarsh made a small cup out of the dough, then filled it with some sort of meat she didn't know the name of, then slapped a top coating of dough over it, putting it on a tray and sliding it straight into the oven. Just as she closed the oven door, the familiar tinkling of a shop bell filled her ears. A customer! A customer had appeared! T

Lily Evans and her friend, Marlene McKinnon were walkiing to the Black Lake, where they spent most fo their afternoons when they didn't have homework. "Why don't you go out with James? He seems really nice, and plus he's cute," Marlene teased Lily. Marlene bugged her, and bugged her to go out with James, but Lily's answer would always be "No." "Once he deflates his head, I'll think about it," Lily said flatly as they came to a tree with direct contact to the sun's warmth. The red head and blonde sat their school bags down by the tree, and sat down in the grass, continuing to talk. Marlene ranted on about Sirius, which whom she had a crush

Today was a normal day for Lily Evans. It was a warm Friday evening, perfect for flying, as there was no wind turbulence. "So how'd you think you did on the Transfiguration test?" Marlene McKinnon asked as her, Alice Lightwood, and Lily walked towards the Black Lake. "Pretty sure I did fine," Lily smiled, as Transfiguration was her best subject. "You're 'pretty sure you did fine' on everything!" Alice spoke up, laughing. Lily and Marlene joined in on their laughter as the trio sat down at the base of their favourite tree. It had just enough shade, and just enough heat to feel good on days like this. The girls began to talk about anything

Hermione sat as far away from the window as possible. It was pouring rain outside, and thunder clapped every few minutes. The bushy brunette tried to calm herself with a cup of tea, but that didn't work at all. She ended up dropping it on the kitchen floor during a spontaneous clap of thunder. Ron still hadn't arrived home from Auror training. Ever since the Battle of Hogwarts, Ron and Hermione had been closer than ever, even close enough to buy a small house together. Both enjoyed each others company, and often told the other, so naturally, Hermione was worried her boyfriend didn't make it home. Maybe the lifts at the Ministry were broken an