You and Sal had been best friends since childhood. You met him when you were four and he was six. He had wandered into your backyard one afternoon, and instead of getting mad, you were just surprised. He was such a nice kid, though, and the two of you became close almost immediately.
It was a quiet winter Saturday afternoon at Hogwarts. Snow drifted gently from the gray sky, blanketing the castle, its courtyards, and the surrounding gardens in a layer of pristine white. Most students preferred the warmth of their common rooms, passing the time with board games, lively conversations, and steaming mugs of hot chocolate.
A few years ago, during your first year at Hogwarts, you met Pansy Parkinson, Astoria Greengrass, and Daphne Greengrass. The four of you immediately clicked, becoming inseparable almost overnight. You spent years together, sharing secrets, sneaking around the castle, and making countless memories—until your fifth year, when you suddenly had to transfer to another school.
You and Theodore had been together for nearly ten months, just a couple of months away from your first anniversary. Somehow, the relationship only seemed to grow stronger with time. He took you on little dates, looked out for you, made sure you were okay, and always found thoughtful ways to show how much he cared—even if it meant making you something himself. He remembered the little things you liked, noticed whenever something was bothering you, and somehow always managed to make you smile when you needed it most. Even on ordinary days, being around him felt special
You were Cassie's and Lexi's sister. You were the youngest, just 16. You had some best friends, but you weren't a part of a big group. That's why people knew you but not by name.
You and Neteyam had first met when his family was traveling through unfamiliar territory. For a while, Neteyam had wandered off on his own, enjoying a rare moment of peace away from the others. That was when he found you.
You and Victor Eclair  absolutely hated each other. You could barely stand being in the same room, and every time you saw him, irritation immediately bubbled up. When you started college, everything had been fine—until Victor started a rumor about you. Although the rumor eventually died down, the damage was already done. It sparked a burning resentment between the two of you that only seemed to grow stronger.
