Hufflepuff Common Room Novels & Stories

What kept me stable. Natalie's party was going to be a blast. The teen was a Potterhead like I've never seen before. She'd showed me pictures of her room on her phone. Everything was done in Hufflepuff's black and yellow. She even had a stuffed toy badger she'd named Puffles.

We showed our acceptance letter of Sapphire Academy to her. " 199 and 203. Your room numbers," she said and gave a key without even looking at us again. Jacen and Noah got the same room. I don't know how will be my roommate. The lady told us the last tower in the castle is where the dorm rooms located. Reaching the dorm room is like walking for the whole eternity. There's an assembly for first-year students after finding our room. Iam eager to meet new friends and Victoria Hate. She's the witch Queen. She looks so kind in the photos, I want to know her in real. I opened my door to my dorm room '203'. Suddenly someone fell down on the floor when I entered.

" No doubt Draco for life ... By the way good choice." " Isn't Draco only Cynthia's words? " He is cool," replied Cynthia. Both the potter heads kept on talking about their harry potter world until they reached the main hall. As they reached the main hall they stood near the lift waiting for it to arrive as their classroom was on the 5th floor. They already walked through the 1 -2 km long pass way from the sports ground the school had in front so they had no energy left to walk through the staircases again. Everyone kept staring at Cynthia and why won't they .she had an attractive personality. A personality that makes everyone passing through stop and look back However, Cynthia was never i

“It was so much fun! We should have this regularly!” “You think?” Johan said grumpily, “I have no plans of cooking and cleaning after them regularly.” “Also, this kind of ‘party’ won’t be allowed once classes start.” said Seb who was busy wiping the tables. “Not in our room anyways, any gathering is supposed to be held in the main common room at the lobby,” he added. “It’s a good thing we have a sound spell in the room.” “It’s good till it lasts, then.” mumbled Johan. “Dragon, enough fish, or you’ll get a tummy ache.” he called to his pet who was once again in his human form with Azra.

Cent corrected Matilda which only earned her another set of grunts from the zombie girl who would rather spend her lunch break at the Sinner’s café than be stuck near the hangout area of the Ambivalent students who were giving them a hard glare every chance they could get. The greenhouse was the Sinner’s Café counterpart for the Ambivalent students—only theirs was located inside the premise of the academy and not their dorm territories. Unlike the Sinner’s Café which looked like a witch’s den, they made the greenhouse of transparent glass from its walls to its roof—making it easy for Maleficent to see Merlin, who was sitting behind a bush and reading another set of enormous book. Merlin was

I guess that's where they eat. We went down the same Avenue and street and turned to the left at the end. I looked at Jeremy who was busy observing everything around us so he could go back and put em on the map. We walked for a good 5 or 10 more minutes and reached a building. It had a sloping roof, columns supporting it at the front. There were multiple widows lined one after the other and a single exit which was big enough to fit Hagrid. We climbed the free steps that were there in the front and went inside. There were a huge number of hybrids talking and chatting and eating. There were so many tables and benches placed in two rows with space in the middle to walk up right to the serving s

“What do you mean so? We’d be exposed if we tried to get to them. It’s a hundred yards past the commons, down a flight of stairs, another hallway to the maintenance door, through the department and another hundred yards to the tunnel entrance. All while trying to avoid any vampires that might be running around in the building.” “I’d rather try that then let them feed me to those two vampires sitting over there,” Cara said. Isaac and Rancid were both chatting, sitting at a table in the commons area.

“We are about to have dinner now.” “They were small cuts,” he says. “And with her energy, I am sure she has burnt through them by now.” “Hmm, fair point.” “So?” He asks as he looks over at us all. “Are you guys ready?” “Do we have a choice?” Rina asks before gesturing for him to lead the way. The dining room is less of a room and more of a hall. A large, huge hall. Picture Harry Potter's dining hall where everyone would gather for the special assemblies.

Then the janitor is going to come with that powder and the rancid mop bucket water, and I’m going to hurl again and never stop. And this is supposed to be sexy? I’m going to joke about this one day with the ladies and be all vague and smug? Bullshit. I wish I could burst out of my own skin and run like hell. I limp after Nia to our usual table. My wolf lowers herself to her haunches with great dignity, surveying the room. The pups eat in the cafeteria in the lower schools, but upperclassmen and post-grads have the Commons. It’s nice enough. There are the tables in the back where the scavengers sit, and a big dining area lined with booths for the nobs.

From what I’ve seen, my schedule is going to be packed, and that’s without extra lessons. “This is the girls’ common room.” Ariah pushes open two large oak doors engraved with scarlet roses. “It’s a great spot if you want to hang out, read, do homework, or whatever. If you need silence, it’s not the best place because there’s always someone trying to talk to you.”