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(A/N: Trying a new writing style... it seems okay so far)
AUBERY LUPIN did not know why she was standing in front of Number 4 Privet Drive, along with her mother and Hagrid. The young girl had been interrupted during the middle of her playdate her best friend, Eliza Peters, by her father and rushed out of the house by her mother, but not before her father placed a chocolate bar that they both favored into her tiny hands, reminding her to eat chocolate. Her mom then apparated to this house, where they met Hagrid, Aubery's soon to be groundskeeper at Hogwarts. She was sorely annoyed, not just because she was interrupted seeing her best friend before boarding the train to Hogwarts, but because her mom had just now revealed that Aubery had 2 cousins. 2 potential playmates! She sourly kicked the curb with her sneakers, then grabbed her toes in pain, hopping around.
"Dear god. Aubery, please sit still!" Her mother called out.
"I'm trying!" Aubery huffed, still hopping around. It definitely didn't help that her ADHD kept wanting her to move some more, but soon the pain subsided, and Aubery could finally sit down in peace and settled down to rip pieces of grass from the neat lawn outside, and braiding pieces into a piece of rope. Did she really care about the person's property she was messing up? No, not really.
"Goodness gracious. Aubery, please stop that!" Roselie Lupin sighed, walking over to the neighbor's house to find the whereabouts of the residents of Number 4, Privet Drive. A short woman, with dark brown curls, and green eyes definitely did not look like Lily Evans, but a bit more like Petunia Evans, whom Aubery had only seen pictures of them when they were little. Roselie loved her daughter, along with her husband, not because she was the only child the couple could have, ever since the terrible accident that had befallen Roselie when she was pregnant with her, but because her personality that no one could help but fall for.
"Hello, Aubery! Excited for Hogwarts, eh?" Hagrid sat down beside her, grinning widely. Aubery looked up in awe of the half-giant and smiled widely.
"Very! Dad gave me his special notebook." She held out a worn journal, titled MOONY at the front. "And it's filled to the brim with spells he and his mates made during Hogwarts! I'm going to add much more!" The light-brown haired girl started flipping the pages quickly, showing the white pages of the book. "I want to try to make a spell that will bypass the protection spell in the Girl's dormitories!"
"I'd bet yeh do it." Hagrid chuckled.
"Yep! Dad's taught me so many spells!" Aubery gleefully flipped the pages, remembering the times where her father lent her his wand, and taught her magic at a young age, much to the amusement of her mother.
"Apparently they headed off to a lighthouse somewhere. Good heavens, just to ignore letters from Hogwarts." Roselie shook her head.
"Mum, why don't they like Hogwarts?" Aubery asked, peering up at the woman.
