Wizard Changes

We can change for the better

This is after the Harry Potter event. They are both students of Hogwarts after Harry Potter left school.

Morgan Schneiderlin as himself
House: Slytherin

Emma Stone as Andrea Price
House: Ravenclaw

Wizards change
Before the academic year starts, the Professors of Hogwarts return to the campus to prepare for the year ahead. Andrea Price, Professor of Ancient Runes, was surprised to find a familiar but completely unwelcome face in the midst of the new Professors. The new Charms professor, Morgan Schneiderlin, was Andrea's worst enemy.
Morgan lived up to the negative stereotypes of his house - Slytherin. He was a bully who picked on her and looked down on everyone else. It was a wonder he never got killed during their school days; afterall, she wasn't the only student he had pissed off. He talked the talk, and disgustingly enough, he actually walked the walk. The guy was brilliant, but he was also rotten.
"Andy!" Morgan greets her with a wide smile.
"Thank's not my name." Andrea gritted through her teeth, ignoring the open arms Morgan had.
"Won't you come hug an old schoolmate of yours?"
"No."
"Oh don't be a child." He said, motioning for her to come closer. "Headmistress McGonagall said to give us newbies a warm welcome."
Andrea mouthed a spell under her breath and her wand moved quickly.
"I don't think McGonagall meant it literally." he said as he felt a warming spell being performed on him. Andrea flicked her wand and he felt things go back to normal.
"Andy, I wanted to - "
"It's Professor Price to you." she said haughtily.
The smile Morgan had turned into a scowl over her attitude.
"And unless it has to do with my Ancient Runes class, I don't want to talk to you." She said and walked away, her robes billowing.
They didn't talk again that night, Andrea wouldn't let it happen.

During the Great Feast Andrea was annoyed that Morgan decided to sit to her right. Professor Trelawney, sitting to Andrea's left, happily encouraged Andrea to talk with the new young Professor, along with a nudge and a couple of winks. She wanted to scream to Sybil that just like her predictions, Andrea talking with Morgan would not happen.
Since the students were in front of them, Andrea was left to try and ignore Morgan's small talk and play with her food.
"I forgot how good the food is here." Morgan said, the 9th remark from Morgan that Andrea has ignored for the night.
"Andy, come on. You're saliva must be rotting. Say something."
"You're disgusting." She said before taking a sip of her pumpkin juice.
"At least you replied to me." He smirked. "Are you excited for the start of class? I am. First time teaching." He shared.
Andrea's curiosity was piqued. Student Andrea would have never pegged him for one to become a teacher. She probably thought he'd become a bully.
No, that's not right.
Morgan may have been a horrible guy to her who teased her mercilessly but his brains wouldn't have let him be just a bully. He was too smart to be reduced to that. If he was not a die-hard Slytherin then she would not surprise if he went to Ravenclaw, just like her. He was more intelligent than a lot of Ravenclaws - she had to admit and his grades were too perfect for all the students in the same year and of course for a bully. Like a male, Slytherin, mean and merciless Hermione Granger.
She wanted to ask him what he was before becoming a teacher. What urged him into this profession. But her pride wouldn't let her make those questions, no matter how curious she was.
"Don't scare the kids. You're handling first years; several of them are muggleborns. Don't belittle them if they're not immediately comfortable with magic."
"You sound like that's from experience." He jokes. "Who did you scare?"
"A bully from Slytherin house who kept reminding me of that one time I screamed bloody murder when I first saw Peeves, a poltergeist, something that didn't exist in the first 10 years of my life."
Andrea noticed that Morgan looked mortified, his face a little sallow.
Good, she thought.
"Merlin. Andrea, about that. I wanted to - "
She turned her back to him and forced Sybil Trelawney into a conversation. Andrea had practice with ignoring people; she had extra practice ignoring Morgan.
Flashback
Before coming to Hogwarts as a student, she got mercilessly bullied by her schoolmates in her little town. She was a bookworm who preferred to read thick books with no pictures while her classmates ran around the playground; she said weird things for a child her age and her classmates didn't understand her; and to top it off, weird things happened when she was around. Like that one time her schoolmates couldn't go down the slide or when, no matter how hard the kids pushed, the swing wouldn't move.
It wasn't until she received her Hogwarts letter that her father explained a possibility to her "strangeness"; something he never thought of until that letter arrived.
Her father was a squib, a wizard-born non magical person. After being spurned by his family, he moved to a small town where he met her mother, a muggle. Together they lived a peaceful life, void of any magic. Until Andrea. Her father didn't think that with their blood, she would have any kind of magic and just shrugged off the strange occurrences that would happen once in a while.
So when the letter arrived, and after being explained what it meant, Andrea was excited for the new world, until she set foot in the new world. It was a little overwhelming for an eleven year old girl. The Magical World scared her in the beginning. She was barely adjusted to some of the concepts of the Magical World when school started, so when she first met Peeves prior to the Great Feast, she had a little fit. Morgan and his posse never made her forget that; and reminded her how inadequate she was as a witch.
But her brilliant mind and eagerness to learn helped her adapt to her new surroundings. Backed by her knowledge and new skills, she gained confidence. She learned to ignore other's opinion of her and move on and past them.
She was better than what others thought of her, she reminded herself.