Kelsey walked quietly towards Madam Puddifoot's tea shop, she was hungry. She had been reading all day and she was getting a little tired. She smiled as she entered the room. It was quiet as no one was really hanging around Hogsmeade much. She collected a tray and headed towards the drinks section. She looked at the choices – hot chocolate, tea, coffee, milkshakes and sodas. She faced the server and spoke ”Dandilion Tea please”; the server poured Kelsey’s drink and gave it to her when it had finished. Next to the drinks section was the cold food – salads, sandwiches and cake. ’No cookies?!’ she thought, as her face dropped. A cookie is what she could have really done with now. She sighed as she reached for the chocolate cake. There were only two pieces left; she went for the smaller of the two. She smiled and hummed to herself as she walked to the till. She reached into her pocket and removed her purse. The total price of this quick snack was three galleons. She was not happy about paying that much. She needed to save her money for her new place, so she could re-decorate. She sighed as she took three galleons out of her purse and gave it to the till server. Kelsey shook her head as she walked to the closest, empty table. She popped her tray down onto the table and took a large gulp of her tea. She was now relaxed. She looked out towards the quad. She could see that people were enjoying the sun, as it was a strange sunny day in this weird winter…

More people were now entering the tea shop; Kelesy knew this as the silence had become a horrid mixture of music and chatter. Kelsey wanted the world to be all quiet, but she knew that this could never happen while she was here in Hogsmeade. She sighed as she ignored the noise that was building up around her. Kelsey looked down to her slice of chocolate cake; it looked rather moist, slowly she picked up the slice and bit off the corner of the cake. She threw it down back onto the place. It tasted horrid. Quickly, Kelsey got up and headed to the stand where the napkins and cutlery was placed. She grabbed a hand full of napkins and spat out the cake. ”Yuk!” she said loudly, looking towards the till server. They were laughing to one of their colleagues. She threw the pair a look of disgust and turned back to her table. As she sat back down into her seat, she pushed the tray with the cake on it away from her. She took another large gulp of her tea…