Alexandra's Bedroom

Where Alexandra sleeps.

Swiftly depositing her luggage in a neat pile in the corner of her room, Alexandra swiftly changed into some comfortable clothes and hit the bed. Exhausted from her lack of sleep, she fell asleep within seconds.

Stopping her violin playing at the sound of footsteps on the stairs, Alexandra set down her instrument quickly and took her wand out before cautiously exiting the room only to be confronted with her brother in the doorway, smirking at her.

"Rob!" Swiftly tucking her wand in her turtle-neck as she went, the girl leapt into his arms, hugging him enthusiastically. Roberto grinned and hugged her tightly in return for a few moments before setting her down on the floor again.
"It's good to be home." he surveyed the room with a sort of weary relief that nothing had changed in their home. The light-haired man sat down on the carpet in the middle of the floor and stretched his legs before looking back up at his sister and gesturing for her to join him to which the girl quickly sat down next to him.

Bombarding each other with questions of well-being and how their lives were going, Alexandra was happy to learn that her brother was relatively safe as an order member. Hearing his sister’s life of late, Roberto was shocked to find out what Cazz had done and was quite sympathetic to Alexandra, deciding not to poke fun at the sensitive issue. After re-acquainting themselves with the other sibling’s life, the two settled down and began to discuss more somber topics.
“The lawyers have sorted out the wills and it’s basically been approved that we inherit all our parent’s property and will split it evenly on our own.” They grinned at one another, glad that their lawyers had finally learnt over the years that they would sort things out easily on their own and were not easily goaded into fighting the other in any way. It was the end of the conversation on that front since they would be sharing the land in the foreseeable future.

“And, I’ve been allowed legal guardianship of you until you turn 17!” Alexandra cheered happily and high-fived her brother, glad that she wouldn’t have to be shipped off to some gold-digging family and have all her wealth drained then be chucked onto the streets to fend for herself. During this cheering, a yawn forced its way out of her and caused her brother to look at her cheekily.
“Aww... Sleepy already are we?” at that comment, she hit his arm lightly but nodded none-the-less. Smiling at how right he was, Roberto stood up and then lifted his sister up carefully. Walking over to her bed, the older brother tucked Alexandra under the covers and put her to bed. Humming a soft tune until she drifted off to sleep, he got up and left the room silently, closing the door behind him with a quiet click as he went off to sleep himself.

Having packed her bags and told the house-elves about her leaving before-hand, all Alexandra did when she came into the room was say "locomotor trunk" then give her bedroom a once-over before walking back out.

Alexandra lay down on her bed comfortably with her books in hand. Unfortunately, she would not be seeing her brother due to there being a sudden surge in his work, but at least he had managed to contact and tell her she thought. She made a note to go to the sparring room after she had finished her reading since she was worried about what would happen if she faced another of group of dementors and wasn't as lucky. The girl really wanted to keep her magic skills in tip-top shape.

Lying on her bed in her brother's spare boxers and a tank top, Alexandra wrote her reply to Luke's letter in draft, scribbling quite happily before writing a far neater, more elegant copy of her draft with correct punctuation and such.

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Finishing off the letter with her signature, Alexandra held up the specially printed paper to the light. It was a pale blue with the Leoine crest emblazoned in the middle at the top of the page. She whistled for the family owl and was rewarded as it hopped off it's perch near her desk and flew over to her, allowing Alexandra to attach the letter to his leg before flying through the open window near her bed. After the owl flew out, she closed her window with a firm click and jumped into bed again.