Just A Normal Girl, Or A Witch?

chapter three

"Hello, you are Clara Stevens, correct?" The man asked "Yes, that would be me."she replied.

"Good," he squinted at Anne. "...Anne here has been informed of your going to school, and I signed the papers to have you leave for the year, so if you could just sign, we can be on our way."

She signed the papers, and was led to a blue car outside. The three left on the long drive through the city, then fields and hills, to a tall, almost handmade looking house. "Here we are, our humble home."Mr. Weasley said. " Arthur, we haven't introduced ourselves." Molly whisper-scolded to Arthur."Oh, right," they looked to Clara."I am Arthur weasley, and this is Molly weasley." "Hello, dear."Mrs. Weasley greeted at last with a smile. They seemed nice, and the house they lived in was too large for just the two of them. Maybe they had kids.

The three went inside and were greeted by a ten year old girl. "Hello, I'm Ginny, it's nice to meet you." "It's nice to meet you too. I'm Clara." She shook Ginny's outstretched hand. "Mum said you would be sharing a room with me, but first you should go meet my brothers, so I'll take your bag." The girl said enthusiastically

Mrs. Weasley led Clara to a room with four boys sitting in it.

Two were identical, and the other two were sitting, looking bored. One of them looked the oldest and had horned rim glasses, the other was probably the youngest. "This is Fred, George, Percy, and Ron." Mrs. Weasley told her."Hello. I'm Fred, I'm George, pleasure to meet you." The twins said. "Im Percy." The oldest one said."Ron"was all the other one stated. "It's nice to meet you, thank you for having me in your home." "Oh it's no trouble dear." Mrs. Weasley told her. Just then, Ginny came and took her up the stairs into a small room decorated with letters spelling 'The Hollyhead Harpies' and pictures of women on broomsticks, flying through the air.

Yes, flying.

The pictures were moving, soaring, looking around, one picture had those same women standing in a team picture. Also hanging was a small flag with what must have been the Harpies' team colors.