Hufflepuff Common Room Novels & Stories

I mumbled. “This is the South Wing,” Lara said softly, voice mechanical like she’d memorized the speech. “Most of the dorms are located here. You’ll be staying in Section C, which is mostly first-years. The North Wing houses the arena, the armory, and most training grounds. The East Wing is for the scholars, and the West is restricted unless permitted.” She kept talking and I zoned out. Because what the hell was this? Some Hogwarts-Meets-Asylum hybrid with gods and monsters thrown in for fun?

But I Can See That Lyra Isn’t Going To Talk About The Men She Came In With, So I Drop That Subject And Move On To Showing Her Around The Building. I Watch Her Responses As She Sees The Various Common Areas We Have Set Up For The Coven To Use. The Dining Hall, Where Everyone Gathers At A Couple Of Long Tables To Eat. The Recreation Room—We’ve Kept Board Games From Before The Lunar Reversal, And The Older Generation Has Helped Us Remember How To Play, Though I Think Some Of The Rules Might Be Starting To Slip. The Library, Where We Keep The Few Books We Own. And The Ceremonial Rooftop Garden.

It was believed that since most of them had their first shift a few months ago, they wouldn't be able to control their shifts and reactions to the full moon. Only students in year six had the highest level of control over their wolves. And they chose to spend it wild and free, like all wolves did. Cora was going to be alone, she thought as the excited chatters of the group in front of her slowly died down as they reached the Girls common room. The girls common room was different from every common room Cora knew. It was different from the normal idea of what a common room should have been. Instead, it reminded her of something straight out of the Victorian era. A large room with shelves of bo

I wanted to see the prince of course, but I wasn't as eager as Jimmy and I could wait a little bit till I come across him at an appropriate time. "All students should please report to the common hall please. We have an important announcement to make to everyone” a micro-phoned voice interrupted the hallway. It was like everyone already knew the purpose of the meeting. The excited giggles of most girls filled the air as they all hurried to the common hall. I groaned as body moved past mine, some of them a bit sweaty, Jimmy pulled me out of the way as we watched the girls running, when the crowd wasn't too much, I relaxed and turned to Jimmy.

She gave Elizabeth the last explanations: “The room where you stay is number 307. Now, unfortunately, I have to leave as the class of herbs and potions begins with the students of the upper grades. Johnny, are you showing her to her room, please?” “Yes, Miss Harmony.” “He stays on the same floor ... in room 326,” added the woman, after which she took her wand from the wide sleeve of the dress, where she used to keep it. “Now I'll leave. I have to hurry.” And turning the wand, the professor disappeared as if crawling under the earth after saying:

Harry acts like he doesn’t even notice how awful the drink looks and downs it in one go with a smile. “Well… now that we’re all here, not that I knew we were actually expecting so many people, would you be able to answer some questions about magic for us Cam?” I ask. She nods. “Of course, one second.” She waves over another young woman who is also bartending and lets her know that she is taking a break for a little while. The other woman confirms and then Cam gestures for us to all follow her through to a small back room. It’s filled with every type of alcohol and mixer I can imagine and there is what looks like a Witches magic circle in the corner of the room. There is also a caged metal sh

There were various kinds of old-school gaming options there, along with DVD players and CD players with old TVs that wouldn't disturb the wards, as well as various musical instruments, art supplies, and even a gymnasium. Connected to the common room via a short passage was the Guild library, and most witches brought books from there and read it on the numerous couches that littered the common room, snacking on fresh fruit and chatting with each other. On a corner of the large hall, there were vending machines and a coffee bar. "Yeah!" Leita joins us as we take a seat on a couple of sofas near the fireplace with cups of steaming hot coffee. "We gotta throw you a party!" "Oh, please," I tell t

There was no benefit to saying it now. “C’mon,” I said, forcing a smile. “Let’s go back inside. I’m freezing my ass off.” Mia nodded and followed me, and we headed back down to the common room. The space was bustling now as wolfless students fawned over their hauls, trading and sharing amongst themselves while other students looked on with a mixture of intrigue and disappointment that they didn’t get anything. Just then, I felt a tap on my shoulder. I turned to find Helen standing behind me. She pointed at my hand.

“We don’t get new students often, especially not ones our age. Most of us have grown up together.” It doesn’t help. The way they’re looking at me, it’s like they already know something I don’t. Dot leads me further into the room, and I finally take a second to look at my surroundings. I’m quite disappointed, if I’m honest. I’d had imagined Hogwarts; instead, I got a plain old college dining hall. We reach the table, and a stunning black man with intense blue eyes rises to greet us. His smile is friendly and movie-star bright. “So this is your new pet, huh?” he asks Dot before pulling her in and kissing the top of her head.

Satisfied with the results, she hurried after them, shutting the door behind her and making sure to keep a safe distance from them as they walked down the stairs. Until they came to a large dining hall. If Ariel had thought that Kane’s pack was large, it couldn’t hold a candle to what she was looking at now. Only there were long rows of tables and chairs—the ones you would see in a Harry Potter movie. And people were already seated, chatting excitedly as the food was passed around. Only the noise was quick to turn to complete silence as they saw the alpha, and everyone stood up, lowering their heads and raising them at the same time, as if it had been rehearsed before hand.