Post by Brooke on Nov 13, 2004 13:04:25 GMT
Brooke gave the taxi cabby the amount due and recieved her bags from the trunk. She placed them down in front of her house and looked up at the 4 story mansion. The cab sped away and she could feel the back of the car nearly touching her. She sighed and lifted her baggages, she knew they weren't home. But she wasn't going to stand around all day.
Brooke made her way up to the front door and once again she set her things down. Digging through her pockets to find her house key, she ached to be inside. She hadn't been home all year, not even for breaks. Her parent's saw no reason for her to do so, they would onlyhave to send her back again. Brooke didn't mind staying at Hogwarts for breaks, but she would like to hear from them every once and while.
The door creakily swung open as she pushed on the hard oak, the weight of her bags holding her down. Cool air overwhelmed her and she smiled at the familiar smell of peppermint. Her grandmother used the oil on her hands when she was.... Brooke placed her bags in a corner near a coat rack and entered the house farther. Her parents hadn't done much to it since she had left, but it did seem a lot different.
The living room was empty, as Brooke thought it would be and no one's presence was in the house at all. She sighed and sat down on the green velvet couch, looking up at the portrait of her grandmother. So fair and so sweet. She felt a tear roll down her cheek and she curled up in a ball on the couch.
"Welcome home Brooke," She told herself as tears of pain welled up in her eyes.
Brooke made her way up to the front door and once again she set her things down. Digging through her pockets to find her house key, she ached to be inside. She hadn't been home all year, not even for breaks. Her parent's saw no reason for her to do so, they would onlyhave to send her back again. Brooke didn't mind staying at Hogwarts for breaks, but she would like to hear from them every once and while.
The door creakily swung open as she pushed on the hard oak, the weight of her bags holding her down. Cool air overwhelmed her and she smiled at the familiar smell of peppermint. Her grandmother used the oil on her hands when she was.... Brooke placed her bags in a corner near a coat rack and entered the house farther. Her parents hadn't done much to it since she had left, but it did seem a lot different.
The living room was empty, as Brooke thought it would be and no one's presence was in the house at all. She sighed and sat down on the green velvet couch, looking up at the portrait of her grandmother. So fair and so sweet. She felt a tear roll down her cheek and she curled up in a ball on the couch.
"Welcome home Brooke," She told herself as tears of pain welled up in her eyes.