Seneca took the offered seat since her legs had gotten somewhat sore from the lawn games she'd played before.

She appreciated Holly's deadpan tone and smiled a bit. "That will never cease to be entertaining." Seneca liked watching others make fools of themselves. She didn't like being forced to partake in that foolishness. How did Cousin Ellory, a grown woman soon to marry a Lestrange, accept to chase after an enchanted croquet ball?

"Perhaps we could charm one of the eggs," Seneca told the young girl with a conspiratorial tone. "Or I, rather, seeing that I'm the only one legally allowed to cast magic outside of school."

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