It was the first time she was allowed to go to the park. The public one where you can find other people and walk up to any of them and say hi. Jessa was beside herself with joy, she didn’t even have any chaperons except for Odelle and the house-elf! And they were sitting together on the bench with pouty faces. Seriously, she didn’t understand Odelle’s knack to stay morose whenever mum and dad fought. It was never going to end. Grandma told Jessa that when you love someone, you’re not afraid to fight with them because you always find a way to make up. It made sense in Jessa’s head at the time, besides she was too busy licking chocolate off her fingers. Granma had the best chocolate ever.

Now, Jessa was wandering toward the small creek. Two girls sat on the grass just by the water, they had chains of dandelions in their hands. Jessa ran up to them with a big grin, her very first attempt at talking to strangers. “Hi!”

The three girls would grow up to live together in the cold city of London, working for their dreams to come true and their inner star to shine.