recognizing a problem, OPEN.

[sophia king]

-- s o p h i a • k i n g

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If one were to ask any resident of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry a Ravenclaw’s most common haunt within the castle, the answer they’d receive ninety percent of the time would likely be ‘the library of course.’

Where else would a reclusive bookworm find solace after all?

Sophia King was almost disappointed in herself for acting – albeit involuntarily – as the stereotype that day, sitting quietly in a far corner behind a few tidy shelves.
Her slender hands appeared to be preoccupied, flipping through the pages of what appeared to be a guide to perfecting the art of divination. However, though it wasn’t her best subject, she wasn’t there for studying purposes. Instead, folded carefully within the middle crease so that no one would be able to see, rested a page torn from that morning’s Daily Prophet. The headline read, ‘Well-known Ministry employee brought in for questioning.’ Apparently it was in relation to the rise of illegal artefacts being bought and sold over the past few days.

“Fool,” she muttered under her breath … eyes flashing angrily as she lowered the book and shoved it away from her with sudden force.

It would only be a matter of time before he dragged her and her mother into his predicament and there would be no way to bail him out. The worst part was, he’d likely blame everything on them and her poor mother would believe it. Thinking about the pathetic manner in which Melania bowed down and served her husband disgusted Sophia, especially considering the way he treated her. However … she also loved her mother dearly. Too dearly to even think about abandoning her.

She had to think of a solution before Sebastian King ruined them entirely.

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[kaitlyn davis]

you never go, you’re always here, suffocating under my skin
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Any normal day, Kaitlyn Davis would have been out on the quidditch fields, or with her fellow Slytherins. But, instead, she found herself roaming around in the library, muttering under her breath every so often. It was obvious today wasn’t a normal day for the younger girl. She had just gotten a letter from her mother, earlier in the morning, stating that they had planned on retrieving her father and elder brother from Azkaban, and soon. Sure, she loved and missed her father more than anything in the world, but were they really ready to go into Azkaban? But if it made the Dark Lord happy, she would be willing to do anything.

Anyways, being the daddy’s girl she was, she really did miss her father. Kate had grown used to having around twenty four seven, and now he was locked up for ‘life’. Lifting her neatly groomed brow, Katie held her head up high as she passed a few Ravenclaws with a quizzical expression on their faces. Turning her head, Kaitlyn gave a flick of her wand, watching as their papers flew off in different directions. She wasn’t in the mood to put up with some books nerds, nor allow her ‘mean’ persona to wear off. Kaitlyn walked a few more steps, before turning the corner of a bookcase, stopping in her tracks. Sophia King was sitting in a chair, her nose stuck in a book like the typical Ravenclaw, and Kate just couldn’t pass this moment up.

”Well, well, what do we have here?” Kaitlyn said with a cocky smile, before reading the title of the book. ”Studying divination, I see.” Kate said, leaning against the bookcase, watching the girl in front of her.

Word Count: 286
Muse: 7 / 10 -- just getting back into character
Tag: sophia king
Lyrics: already over - red
Other: outfit.