FRIENDS: Friends of hers might not exactly consider her a "friend" in the traditional sense, though once her loyalty is gained, she will likely go to the ends of the earth to help you in any way she can. But her trust (nor services) are cheap, and it takes a while for her to warm up to new people.

ENEMIES: Listen this girl has likely made a fair amount of enemies with the amount of things she's stolen. Some she's likely gotten in trouble for, others she's gotten clean away. Though she's never let anyone witness this, she's likely killed people before as well - but she always tries to find a reason, unless she was otherwise forced to.

THE LOST BOYS: While Hestia considers herself a cog in the machine of the late-Simon Fox's own creation, she's managed to scrounge up a machine all her own. While OOC I refer to them as the Lost Boys, truth is IC JM Barrie hasn't written Peter Pan yet, so IC they're just Hestia's crew. Throughout the years she's occasionally come across the paths of children in Hogsmeade. Some have needed a warm place to stay, others a bite to eat and some needed to survive. Gradually they've come to gain her trust and vice versa. They help Hestia with scouting out places to ransack: a family preparing to move, or perhaps an interesting Ministry dig site? Hestia makes it clear they're only here to help scout and assist in smaller acts of thievery.

Anything that involves them being in actual harm may result in them wanting to help more than they should, however, which keeps life interesting for the witch, who sometimes feels as if she's ended up a mother of a whole pod without even realizing it. In reality, they are all self-sufficient children, very intelligent and street smart, but know they can turn to Hestia if they're in any real trouble. IC involvement can range from children actively helping her or being trained in the art of the con by her, or merely going to her should they need protection, which would be unconditional.