No Place Like Home Solo Closed

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The school year had come to an end, and after a long and difficult debate Sienna had finally decided to go home for the entire summer rather than go to summer camp at Hogwarts. She was confident that it was the right decision for her, but she wasn’t too sure how her mother would feel about her daughter’s decision. Sienna had originally written to her mother asking for advice, but her mother had simply replied that she would support Sienna either way.

Though her words on paper were supportive, Sienna wasn’t sure that it would be the same in person. After all, her mother had such a brilliant experience during her time at Hogwarts, and she had wanted the same for her daughter, but she didn’t think that she had quite lived up to her mother's expectations. She had gotten caught breaking rules, she had made several enemies, and overall she hadn’t done the one thing her mother had asked of her: to make several good friends her age and in her house. Sure she had a few people she admired and was close with, but nearly no one her own age and even less from her own house.

She didn’t care though, about how few friends she had, or how many enemies she had made. In the end, none of it mattered to her. All that she truly cared about was going back home to her mother and little brother. For years it had just been the two of them against the world, and she was dearly ready for things to return to that normal over the summer months.

No matter what her mother thought about her decision, or how many questions she would have to dodge of Jack’s about her new, nonexistent friends, she felt like going home was ultimately exactly what she needed. She’d take the summer months as a welcome reprieve from interactions with people her own age and when school started back up again, she would face it head on with renewed determination. After all, there was no place like home.