Welcome to Hogwarts 2: The Seventh Year (Anyone welcome!)

[RoseQ]

"Louise-san?" Ayumi said, tilting her head to the side, in slight confusion.

[champeo]

"Yeah, I'm gonna follow you guys." Louise said a bit too adamantly. Caleb rolled his eyes and sank in the beautiful sights. Mountains were easily seeable, and people danced around in beautiful, (and traditional) costumes. Caleb remembered this was a richer part of Ethiopia. He could hear the traders's voices negotiating in Amharic, people playing wooden flutes and singing. "Our home is nearby."

[RoseQ]

"Wow," Ayumi said, a smile on her face. Such a wonderful place! So far, anyway.

[champeo]

Caleb led Ayumi and Louise through the throngs of people, until a beautiful (and big) house came into sight, much ncier than the other houses. "Home Sweet Home."

[RoseQ]

"This is our new home?" Ayumi said, looking at it with amazement and wonder. It was beautiful! She would enjoy living here, she decided.

[champeo]

"The carpenters built it especially for us." Caleb commented, and entered, chandeilers and beauty holding Caleb. "Damn." Louise remarked.

[RoseQ]

"It's beautiful, Caleb," Ayumi said, walking through the hallways.

[champeo]

Caleb, captivated by the home, observed the wonderful Living room with a 70" inch TV, a great kitchen, and 5 bedrooms. "Five bedrooms..." said Louise. "What will you use with those?"

[RoseQ]

Ayumi was wondering the same thing. Then she remembered they had a little one on the way. But that only used up one more bedroom. "Yeah, what is the point of five?" Ayumi wondered.

[champeo]

"I... don't know. I didn't ask for them. maybe we could use them as entertainment rooms and Guest rooms..." Caleb suggested, he worked this out in his head. His and Ayumi are getting married, so they'd possibly sleep in the same bed, and with a baby on the way... That leaves three extra rooms. "We'll think about it later." He remarked, until the doorbell rang. Caleb answered the door, and an Ethiopian man and woman stood at the door. "Hello! I am Andile Awahi, we live next door." The man said in surprisingly fluent English. "I am Chidamma Awahi, I am his wife." The woman added. "We don't have much, but we baked you a traditional Ethiopian cake." Chidamma added. She spoke in fluent English too, but both of their voices were heavily accented.