''we were once so strong; -Theodora-

[Molly "Faye" Vassler]

The sun was shining, yet snow still littered the ground of Hogwarts. She never knew how that happened, the sun was supposed to warm things up. As she walked down towards the lake, she looked at all the different kids in different houses. It was amazing how we were all one species, yet so incredibly different. She stopped at her usual spot, right under an oak tree and took her guitar out of her case.

Molly leaned up against the tree and strummed the guitar idly before strumming a few chords of a song she was working on. She took out her notebook, opening it up to the page that had 'Don't Forget' in big words.

She started strumming again, humming the tune to herself. Soon, she sang a couple of lines,
'...Did you forget
That I was even alive
Did you forget
Everything we ever had
Did you forget
Did you forget
About me...'
She stopped strumming and wrote down those words before continuing on her song. She closed her eyesa nd continued playing the song. Flashes of her and Isaiah went through her mind and she let out a sigh. She didn't know what was going on, he had been avoiding her lately. She didn't mind at first, but now she couldn't stand it.

'..Did you regret
Ever standing by my side
Did you forget
What we were feeling inside
Now I'm left
To forget
About us..'
She continued singing that over and over again to herself for a few moments, it was the favorite part so far. Not that she had done that much more in the song.

'..But somewhere we went wrong
We were once so strong
Our love is like a song
You can't forget it..'
She sighed and opened her eyes, writing down the rest of the lyrics before running a hand through her hair.

Boys suck. She had finally come to that conclusion, but, ofcourse, she was only fourteen so she didn't know that much. Though she did know enough to know that it hurt like hell when your crush avoids you.

Once again, boys suck.

[Theodora Meadowes]

Winter was almost over. It was at that point where there was still snow on the ground, but instead of the bleak weather one is accustomed to during winter, it was sunny. It was during this time that most people wondered why wasn’t winter over yet. The sun was shining, yet there was still snow on the ground.

During most of winter, Theodora had spent her time cooped up in the library. She hated the cold, and the wet. To sum it up, she hated winter. On the rare occasion, if Julia were to beg and whine enough, Theo would unwillingly join her in a snow ball fight.

Today however was different. Theodora was sick of being cooped up inside. Some fresh air would do her wonders. Besides for that, she just needed somewhere to go and clear her head. Recently, there had been some talk at home. From the bits and pieces she heard, Dori was sure her mother was alive.

Normally, Theodora was a very smart person, when it came to this however, she was just so confused. Her mother was supposed to have died over ten years ago! If she was alive, why hadn’t Shelby told her? More importantly, why hadn’t her mother come to see her herself? Thinking about this upset Theo immensely, so after dressing herself warmly in her tomato red pea coat, and trekked outside toward the lake.

As she walked, Theodora started to hear music. After that general direction for a bit, Theo came across her friend Molly. Although Molly was a year older, they had always been really close. Theodora smiled as she neared. “Hey!” she called out.

[Molly "Faye" Vassler]

Molly started playing a lullaby that her mum used to sing to her as a child, she played it often. It calmed her down when she played it. She thought back to when she was still a kid and her mom was still torn up over her ex-husband, Logan, and she got together with Alex. That was a horrible mistake. Eventually, Molly had ran away to her dad's house after she found out he was alive. Now, her parents are back together, so she's happy.

She snapped out of her thoughts when she heard someone calling out to her. She looked around the grounds for a few moments before her blue eyes landed on her friend, Dori. She grinned and waved a bit, calling out, "Hey!"

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