Dominic Stewart
Diagon Alley • Abandoned

He vaguely reminded the boy of a cartoon he watched on Saturdays. With the pack of kids with the meddlesome dog. The little rich girl had a butler and he was always there to do her biddings for her. He spoke much the same as Graham’s driver did.

Hamilton Shaw
Homes & Holidays • Abandoned

... and geez, for a kid he kinda spoke like his mum. All polite-like and sort of fancy. It was intriguing because even on closer inspection, Hamilton could tell that Graham was definitely a child like himself and not an adult midget or a better looking than normal goblin. Weird.

Vesta Christel, Diana Christel
Homes & Holidays • Abandoned

It took her a while, but at last Di fround the person playing and, to her surprise, it was a boy around her age. She stared in amazement for a while, letting his playing wash over her, but then her selfishness kicked in.

Detroit Towne, Crystal Lee
Gryffindor Common Room • Completed

His fellow Gryffindor was toeing the line, and he knew that as well. All Detroit could do was shake his head. "You're a bad influence, Rockwell. I see why they wouldn't let you be a mentor," he teased.

Detroit Towne, Rae-Anne Seabright, Ankara Towne
Hogsmeade • In Progress

"You've never been in a snowball fight?" He stared at Graham like he had just kicked Detroit's puppy. This would not do. Not at all. It was Detroit's duty as Graham's friend to make sure that they corrected this error as soon as possible. Since there was snow outside and they had nowhere to be at any pressing time, now seemed like a very good time to accomplish this.

TBE
Great Hall • Status

To her credit, Eleanor had done everything she possibly could to keep her son from being brought up in the typical, toxic affluent environment that she and his father had been, but it wasn't until he was within the invisible walls of the wizarding world that he had truly escaped the debilitating effects of a privileged existence. Only one aspect of his muggle life had unexpectedly crossed over into his shiny new wizarding one: unjust contempt.

Teagan Adolphus
Homes & Holidays • Abandoned

"Charming." She muttered, rolling her eyes and taking a seat across from him, now being forced to look at her seatmate. He wasn't terribly disgusting, small, brown hair, brown eyes, simple.

Gertrude Howard
Homes & Holidays • Abandoned

The other notebook was for small observations about Graham. His person, his study habits, his driving motives, etc. She had filled several pages filled from their past couple weeks of sessions, and had a pretty thorough understanding of his behaviors.