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Beforeshe became Princess Cecilia Jane Caddick Winthrope, granddaughter of a queen and heir to the Genovian throne, she was just Cece, a young witch with a passion for snicker-doodles and Pink Floyd.
A brand new reality is a hard pill to swallow, but Cece's got it handled. Kind of. After all, finding out your recently deceased mother was a princess isn't your everyday kind of news. And it's definitely not something a woman claiming to be your grandmother should tell you over tea. But whatever!! Everything is perfectly normal!! Except for the fact that anything and everything magical is expressly forbidden in the palace, everyone at Hogwarts is staring at Cece . . . weirdly, and worst of all, her Majesty, the Queen, has declared Quidditch to be unladylike! What is that all about?!
If she's being perfectly honest, Cece misses her old life, the one where the most important tasks were feeding her frog, or turning in Charms homework. Not helping rule a kingdom, or taking etiquette classes. The feeling is bittersweet — longing for days of freedom, untroubled living, and weightless shoulders.
Because now she's got duties, expectations, and a buttload of judgement from the Wizarding World.
( But also a few lingering glances from him, which can't hurt, right? )
