Third Year

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Coming into her third year, Lucie decided to pick up Care of Magical Creatures and Arithmancy. She quite enjoyed Care of Magical Creatures, however was disappointed by Arithmancy, and instantly regretted taking it. She thought it would be similar to a math class, but it was definitely nothing like it. She also picked up a position in the Accio Yearbook Team that her older sister Ana used to be a part of. She thought it would be a good extra curricular activity to do apart from Quidditch to distract herself from classes. Lucie still tried out for the Slytherin Quidditch Team again however, delighted when she earned herself a permanent keeper position. She was confident that she was going to do well with it, and the first couple of games definitely proved it.

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Lucie's determination to focus and keep to herself however was broken when her roommate Jenna Irons approached her, giving her a backhand compliment about her appearance. Lucie didn't want to brush it off though, and so insisted on telling Jenna how mean she was, which Jenna kept putting back onto her. The girls had an argument in the hallway until Lucie decided to finally walk away. Unfortunately as a result of this, a rumour began going around her year group saying she was a bully, making it even harder for her to make friends.

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In an attempt to distract herself, Lucie studied as much as she could that year, even for the subjects that she

liked a little less. The girl was studying against a tree in the great lawn when she met Stefan Kozlov, a

Hufflepuff in the year above her. He was quiet, however the pair of them soon began talking and he even

offered her some study notes, which she copied and was very grateful for. Later that semester, she decided

to participate in the Dueling Tournament to blow off some steam. She placed second in her year group and

quite enjoyed it, planning to continue dueling during the following years if she had the chance.

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Lucie's luck with friends continued as, during the second semester, she found herself practicing quidditch

with one of her twin brother's friends, Jordan Harris. Lucie thought him to be a little weird, but she figured

practicing with him was a lot more interesting than practicing by herself.

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As exams were coming around, Lucie was getting the most frustrated with Arithmancy. Whilst studying,

Lucie and Eoin began talking about creating a Math club at Hogwarts, and soon enough Lucie felt 

comfortable enough to call him a friend. She rather enjoyed his company.

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Overall, Lucie had a rather good year and received an O in all of her subjects except for Astronomy. Unfortunately however, Jenna's rumours resulted in Lucie winning the title of 'Most Likely To Spread Rumours' in the Superlatives. Lucie tried her best to forget about this however and just hoped her fourth year would be a little better.

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Fourth Year

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Lucie promised herself to keep on the down low for this year, and that was exactly what she did. Slytherin had a new Head of House for the first time in a very long time, and truthfully it made Lucie a little nervous. She wasn't sure about the professor and just hoped he would be as strict as the last one so that not too many people would get up to any mischief.

 

During the first semester, Lucie met a younger Ravenclaw who had transferred to the school. She was nice, however the Slytherin did not want to start trusting her. The girl just did as she was told and attended classes and fulfilled her duties for Accio. She also spent a lot of time playing Quidditch, wanting to get as good as she could and finding it a good distraction. They had won a few games during the first semester, which really did keep her in good spirits.

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During the second semester, Lucie had received a yellow rose from her brother for Valentine's Day. He knew that something was up with her, but she didn't want to admit to him that he was right. Lucie didn't say a word to many of her peers that year, hoping that her quietness would make them forget about the year before.

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When Slytherin had won Quidditch, Lucie couldn't help but be absolutely delighted. Unfortunately however, the new Head of House 'rewarded' the house temporarily with a trampoline, which Lucie found to make the common room a little too cosy. She was glad when it was gone.

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Fifth Year

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Lucie entered her fifth year quite pleased with herself for earning the title of prefect. She was glad the

Head of House saw through a lot of her dorm mates, and admittedly it made her like him a little more than

the previous one. Lucie started off the year with some Golden Eel research with her friend Eoin. They 

spent their time in the library, which was a good distraction for Lucie as she wasn't burdened too much with

the pressure of it being her OWL year. She also still had Quidditch and Accio to distract her too, so she

was quite happy with this.

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Somehow, Lucie found herself even attending the annual spin the bottle event where she was forced to

kiss another girl on the cheek. It was probably the most reckless and impulsive thing she had done at

Hogwarts, but it made her realise she should really pull herself together a bit more. She focused more on

study after this, heading to the library whenever she could to go over her lesson's material. 

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Lucie kept to herself for the rest of the year, refusing to attend the Halloween Feast, The Yule Ball, or The

Valentine's Dance. She could participate in those next year if she really wanted to. For now, she had other

responsibilities to uphold.

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Overall, Lucie didn't have a bad year at all. They had won the Quidditch cup and Lucie had received some good grades. She just hoped she could keep all of this up next year.

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Sixth Year

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After a somewhat successful year last year, Lucie was hoping this year would follow suit. She could relax a little more this year, but also didn't want to lose her focus. She spent a little more time playing quidditch, whilst also keeping up with her Accio! responsibilities and her classes.

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For Halloween, Lucie decided to be a little different and went as a 1800s housewife. She liked her outfit, despite knowing she wasn't going to win anything with it, as it was different compared to the others. She also entered the dueling tournament again, and whilst she didn't win, she thought she had done well and she enjoyed it.

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Lucie was quite happy with her sixth year, having received decent enough grades, and was eager for her last year at Hogwarts.

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Seventh Year

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Lucie couldn’t believe she was heading into her last year at Hogwarts. It had all gone rather quickly, and when once she was one of the youngest in not only Hogwarts but her family, she was now older, and almost with the most independence she’d ever had. It was an odd feeling, but one that she also rather liked. People were expected to respect her, and even though it was Indi who had received Head Girl and not herself, she still felt a lot more superior now.

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Lucie joined an unofficial history club, which had been set up by the younger students, however she almost instantly regretted this as it went from a debate to an argument, and it was no wonder why they couldn't make the club official. After this, she steered clear from it, focusing on quidditch, Accio! and her classes. That year in Accio!, Lucie was instructed to train her step-niece, Ruto, who was currently in her second year of Hogwarts. She became a little closer to Roo and was glad that it would be Roo taking over her position when she left and no one else.

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As the second semester came around, Lucie entered the dueling tournament again, this time taking home the title of champion. She was quite pleased with this result and this cheered her up for the remainder of the year. She also did well in her NEWT exams, and she overall had a very good final year at Hogwarts.