Hufflepuff Common Room Novels & Stories

“I must be misinterpreting the symbol of the shadow. Perhaps there’s another meaning for the darkness. I’ll do some more research. I could come over to your place later tonight and we can talk about my findings.” “Or we could watch a sappy romantic movie.” Ginny giggles. “Aren’t you tired of dwelling on movie love?” “No, I’m not. Besides, it distracts me from thinking about Aiden too much.” “Okay. If that’s what you want, then we’ll do that.” We talk for a few minutes more before we hang up. The hall where the purple spears club holds their meetings is one of the oldest, most expensive halls in the entire school.

The same Hayden that could barely talk to anyone for more than 5 minutes. They placed their clothes in the common wardrobe side by side and also their shoes. Tracey looked at her phone longingly she had placed several calls to a certain someone named Felix but he had ignored them and even turned off his phone after receiving the third and realized she didn’t need anything important The bell rang signifying it was time for Dinner. Lola marvelled at the sight of the cafeteria. It was like entering Hogwart dining room without the magic. But the ceiling was magnificent. ᴥ ᴕ ᴥ ᴕ ᴥ ᴕ

“One minute, baby.” I said nothing, considering it was either that or make a scene, and followed Mags through the door she’d entered from and into a large common room milling with people. The space was filled with sofas, overstuffed chairs, a pool table, large flat-screen television, several smaller tables that kids gathered around for board games, and three outdoor picnic tables.

I came out of my room. There was a huge vertical gallery with rooms on one side. There were floor-length flower vases kept beside each room with fresh flowers. The tiles were of glossy white color shining like crystal where you can see your face. After 2 minutes of walk, we came to a staircase. The staircase was covered with chocolatey brown carpet to maintain balance while walking up and down the stairs. Amy faced towards me and said "Down the staircase is the common hall. This is known as a common assembly room. You will find all angels assemble here for celebrations on events, group chats, discussion of common issues.

Scarlett When I walked into the dining hall my expectations had reached skies. That's what happens when you have read Harry Potter 7 times. I was slightly disappointed because were no ghosts roaming around but other than that, it was breathtaking. Papers were flying all around being passed by students who could control air. Students were sitting all in groups on different tables. There were rows of food, properly labelled. Ranging from salads to sweets. "Wow," I said aloud. "Yes, that's what people say, when they see our dining hall for the first time. Sometimes I wish I would get the opportunity to feel how you guys feel," he said already starting to walk towards the food.

Everything about her screamed, ‘don't mess with me. For reasons he couldn’t explain, Eddy found her intriguing. When she apologized, it felt like she knew something he didn’t. Later, Eddy met his friends in the boys’ common room. Yes! They have separate rooms for boys where all the lockers are furnished. There is no entry for girls there. Over there, every single male species was talking about the new girl, but not a single person knew her name. Strange! Evy headed toward the girls’ common room to grab her books. She was just about to step inside when her breath hitched.

I was never someone who wanted to be the centre of attention, but I guess that’s what I get since I’m so shiny and new here. The common room is exactly what it sounded like. There was only one photo on the walls, and it was a portrait of a man holding a scroll, just like the one in the main foyer. It looked as if his eyes watched you where you went in the room, which made me feel uneasy. The room was lined with shelves of books, and multiple couches. The colors were a mix of red and golds. It reminded me of a room straight out of Hogwarts. The fireplace underneath the portrait was what looked like huge marble stones, and I couldn’t help but notice how beautiful it looked.

Then the first floor housed the main offices and the ground floor was where the grand hall was, as well as a few common rooms for pack members to hang out in. I watched as Jensen limped his way up the stairs and sighed. I couldn’t believe how much of a mess this was. I had heard so much about the girl that Jensen had been seeing at the club in the city. About how much he liked her and how he even wanted her to be his chosen mate. If I had just gone with him once, then this could have been a lot less messy. I sighed. There was nothing that I could do about it now.

How had he been able to speak into my mind? I wind up in the common room again. Guess my point A to point B are the dinning hall and Veloria's lounge, since it's the only two places I know how to get to in the hulking architecture that is Elmore. The common room is mostly empty. The matron, a towering woman with a wart on her chin hollers from the bar, "It's class hours! Out." Muttering an apology, I see myself out.

Someone’s painted a faded swirl of blue on the doorframe—a sigil I don’t recognize, but it hums faintly against my skin when I pass under it. Inside, the common room is simple—table, chairs, a hearth with cold ashes, shelves with a few bowls, and mismatched cups. Two doors on either side lead to sleeping rooms. There are windows, but they’re small and high, more for light than for looking out. There is no view of a training yard. There is no sightline to a council hall. Just… space. I take a step toward the nearest bedroom. The room tilts— not dramatically, not enough to fall.