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"You've done it, Neville." Hermione said in shock as the group stared in shock, "You've found the Room Of Requirements."
"I told you it actually existed." Juliet said as he nudged George with a knowing look, "Tosspop."
He handed her two pounds with a eye roll.
"The what?" Ron asked, pulling Juliet away from his bother with a knowing look, keeping her by his side.
"It's also known as the come and go room." Hermione went on as she glanced back at the pair, "The Room Of Requirements only appears when the person has real need of it. And it's always equipped for the seekers needs."
Juliet stiffed a laugh as a sudden thought went through her mind, Ron paid her no mind as he stood by her side. The pair stood on the same height again today due to Juliets new heels she purchased.
"So, say you really needed the toilet.." Ron trialed off, almost like a question as a silence echoed over them.
"Charming, Ronald." Hermione said with a cringed expression, "But yes, that is the general idea."
"So, if I really needed a tea shop with those little scones, like the ones in London, it would be here?" Juliet spoke as she moved from Ron's side to look around the room, her shoes echoing slightly as she did so, all eyes on the tall Hufflepuff who didn't pay anyone any mind, "Or say I really, really, really needed a new pair of shoes."
"Merlin woman." George spoke with a shake of his head, "How many shoes do you have?"
"Too many, try organizing her closet with her." Ron spoke to his brother with a look of horror flashing across his sea colored eyes. Juliet waved them off as she ran her finger over the dusty mirror, writing her name in it.
"It's brilliant." Harry spoke in astonishment, stare around the room in glee, "It's like Hogwarts wants us to fight back."
Ron got his hand smacked away when he pulled on Juliets glove too hard. He'd gotten into the habit of pulling on it when he got nervous, though he didn't realize he did it rather hard. He hadn't once seen or felt her bare hands, never in the near year they'd been together. It bothered him at times, only because he never understood why Juliet had to be insecure around him of all people, and the fact that he wanted to feel her as much as he could instead of expensive lace.
"Expelliarmus!" Neville shouted toward the statue, failing his attempt to take the wand from the old statue in the corner. Instead, his wand flew from his hand and through the group of students who all ducked. Harry had the group lined up, taking their turns in doing so. Neville sighed hopelessly as he stared at his shoes, "I'm hopeless."
"You're just flourishing your wand too much. Try it like this." Harry said as he rose his wand before him, "Expelliarmus!"
