Dear Professor McGonagall:

I just came from your gates when who came to meet me had the audacitty of refusing me to see Samantha. He assumed things he had no right to and insulted my daughter. I want to see my daughter and take her home, and to be honest, at this point, I don't know if I want her back with such a character.

Joey Jenkins

Hi Neville,

What's the DA doing for Christmas? I can stay or go.

-Sam Jenkins

Hey everyone!

This is a fact post for Sam. I have trouble remembering various things about various characters. For example, Sam has a customized necklace she never takes off. But I have trouble remembering what is on the necklace. This is also for other players to refrence. Like Charlie's player forgets her father's name, he just checks out the fact post.

• Raised by Jeanette McKinnon, maternal grandmother. Paternal grandparents died naturally before Sam was born
• Biological father Quidditch player Joey Jenkins didn't know of her existance until she was six.
• Marlene (McKinnon) Jenkins and Alex Jenkins were the parents who raised Sam briefly
• Voldemort had her family killed. By luck, Sam and her grandmother were out that night
• Sam's necklace consists of her mother's engagement ring, her father's class ring, two lockets (round one has picks of her grandmother and the heart shaped one has her parents pictures), broomstick pendant, letter S, keys to her Gringotts vault, her trunk, her grandmothers lockbox, her father's house and her bedroom at her dad's home. She recently added a small silver locket charmed so she can stay in contact with Charlie
• Case worker: Ellen Harrison
• Saw a stray Death Eater ate age nine with grandmother. They reported and testified about it, and the Death Eater went to Azkaban.
• Tea makes her sick

Hi people!

I'm sorry I dissappeared, but I had to be hospitalized for a very dangerous itis. I believe it's a cause of kidney stones, which I had but passed in the hospital, so they didn't have to slice and dice Lucy! However, they did do an explorative surgery. They caught it just in time, as in I'd be dead now if they didn't.

So did I miss anything?

Dear Professor Andrews:

I spoke to my guardian, Arthur Weasley, who I call my uncle. He said he'd be glad to have you over for dinner over Christmas. He said he'll talk to Aunt Molly, and they'll work out a date you can come over for dinner, probably during winter break.

Sam Jenkins