"One frog's tail, a rabbit's tears. I don't get what seems to be so wrong?"
his friendly smile blinded her brown irises, "You forgot carnations."
"Carnations?", she asked confused.
"Carnations." and they were the most beautiful shade of red; vibran...
- As I come to an end with this book, I want to thank you all so much for taking part in this book with me. This was my actual first book that I did not stop and delete it halfway and I am so happy that I've stuck through with it. I have loved writing it up until now, and hope you guys have been enjoying it too. Thanks so much for reading, supporting! You guys are all golden! x
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"Can you believe it!" Hardy jumped up in front of the mirror as she twirled in her newly bought dress, "We're done! We can finally kiss away our uniforms and become absolute grown ups!" the blonde beamed from ear to ear making Alena smile.
"You're quite the dreamer - does this have any male influence?" Alena grinned as her wand waved by her head changing her hair styles, "Should I keep my hair down-"
"Yes! Hair down means you're growing up, but you still have that adorable youth from Hogwarts - and, no. No male influence," she giggled.
Hardy, Alena and the rest of the girls had gone shopping earlier on the week. Obviously graduating from Hogwarts School of Wizardry was a great achievement, but for Alena it meant that her future was starting.
The girls had ventured through Hogsmeade to eat, drink and giggle as they tried many models of dresses for their special leaving each to find their perfect one at the end.
Alena hummed as she analyzed her image in the mirror, her silky white dress fit her shape like a glove. The brunette walked over to her friend, poking her on the back, "Is this Slytherin boy planning to see you this summer?"
Hardy's cheeks turned to a pretty rose colour, "Perhaps he is?" she giggled.
"So, there was a boy. And you're seeing him this summer," Alena smirked, "No need to say more, Hardy. I know. I believe I'll have plenty of plans for the summer."
Hardy looked to her side, "Ah, Remus?"
Alena giggled. Just the sound of his name gave her shivers. The two would be so happy together once the right time came. She couldn't wait to see Remus without the boundaries the school created. She couldn't wait to have ice cream with him, to see the sunset every evening.
"Yes, Remus. He and I have been having some serious talks, and I can't wait to start fulfilling all of our wants and needs. It all starts this summer," she sighed. The smile on her face was prominent. Her brown eyes sparkled with angst as she applied the last coat of gloss to her lips.
"Alena, I hope you know I'm very proud of you. And happy, too. And if you and Remus have children, I hope one will have my name?"
Alena laughed, "Well, of course Hardy! How could they not have your adventurous, bubbly, witty name?" she winked.
