My dearest Bonnie,
Your letter arrived this morning, and I must say it brightened my day considerably. I am pleased to hear that you have settled back into school well and that your third year has begun on a promising note. It seems like only yesterday that I was watching you board the train for your first year, yet here we are.
The headmaster’s son in your house, you say? That is interesting. I trust you’ll let me know if he lives up to the high standards set by Ravenclaw. As for Peeves, that spirit has been a nuisance for as long as I can remember, but I’m glad his antics have brought a smile to your face. Perhaps there is some good in his chaos after all.
November 24th is duly marked in my calendar. Rest assured, the Ravenclaw pennant shall be flying proudly from the Reach on the day of your match. There’s no such thing as too much luck, and I shall do my part to see those omens are in your favour. If superstition helps keep your spirits high, then I’ll gladly indulge you. Just make sure you remember to send me all the details of the game—I expect a full report!
As for Miss Allaway, well, my dear, you needn’t worry about me making any hasty decisions in your absence. She’s perfectly capable of being charming company, but matters are far from settled. Besides, you know very well that no one could ever take your place.
Give my regards to your friends and take care not to work yourself too hard. Remember, life is more than books and Quidditch—though they’re important in their own way, of course. I look forward to your next letter, and I trust you’ll keep me updated.
With all my affection,
Your devoted Papa.
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MJ is a National Treasure
Your letter arrived this morning, and I must say it brightened my day considerably. I am pleased to hear that you have settled back into school well and that your third year has begun on a promising note. It seems like only yesterday that I was watching you board the train for your first year, yet here we are.
The headmaster’s son in your house, you say? That is interesting. I trust you’ll let me know if he lives up to the high standards set by Ravenclaw. As for Peeves, that spirit has been a nuisance for as long as I can remember, but I’m glad his antics have brought a smile to your face. Perhaps there is some good in his chaos after all.
November 24th is duly marked in my calendar. Rest assured, the Ravenclaw pennant shall be flying proudly from the Reach on the day of your match. There’s no such thing as too much luck, and I shall do my part to see those omens are in your favour. If superstition helps keep your spirits high, then I’ll gladly indulge you. Just make sure you remember to send me all the details of the game—I expect a full report!
As for Miss Allaway, well, my dear, you needn’t worry about me making any hasty decisions in your absence. She’s perfectly capable of being charming company, but matters are far from settled. Besides, you know very well that no one could ever take your place.
Give my regards to your friends and take care not to work yourself too hard. Remember, life is more than books and Quidditch—though they’re important in their own way, of course. I look forward to your next letter, and I trust you’ll keep me updated.
With all my affection,
Your devoted Papa.
MJ is a National Treasure