Aurora and Aubrey Longbottom used to be inseparable, attached at the hip most would say. Growing up, they were very close and were never too far from their other half. They liked to cause mischief in the ever-so-boring household ran by their reserve...
Alice and Frank Longbottom. Brave souls who were tortured until they were rendered mad, their three children left to the care of Augusta Longbottom.
Aurora and Aubrey, the mischievous and rowdy twins. Neville, the timid and quiet baby brother. While the twins were only two years older, they made it a constant reminder that they were the eldest. Even more, Aubrey never let her sister forget that she was born first. Sometimes she would even say something along the lines of, "When I was your age-" then proceed to tell her what she had done 10 minutes before. It could only be imagined that this vexed Aurora to no end.
At the end of the day, they all loved each other and did what could be done to support those who they cared for. This is where Aurora's and Aubrey's opposing characteristics came in.
Aubrey was slowly becoming more and more "boring," as Aurora would put it, over the years. She started losing interest in Aurora's master plans to cause a bit of trouble in the bland household. Aubrey drew the line when Aurora wanted her to help prank their great uncle Algie. She knew her sibling was a little looney, but she most definitely was not aware that she apparently had a death wish.
Aurora & Aubrey Longbottom
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