Blaisey-

Harmless? Ha! She's a man-eater.

Official brothers is quite a sobering thought.  There's a possibility I wouldn't be the prettiest youngest then. Studying? Well, of a sort. Come see.

Silencing charms have been put up, just in case.

-T

Blaimer-

Or I could make it on my own.  I wouldn't say no to you though.

I haven't locked myself in my room, Blaise Alain, the door is just closed and charmed to assist me with my studies. You may come if you want.

You'd be surprised what he's taught me. Although it certainly wasn't anything as vulgar as that

-T

Blaise-

I'd not do well as an orphan, dear.

Actually, it'll be wonderful. Christmas with my best friend! What more could I want?  Guess?

Evidently.  They're not - are they??

-T

Blaise,

Unlike some people I've only had one fa

It's certainly shaping up to be. At least we're spending Christmas together though, that will be splendid.

I wouldn't have it any other way. You git!

-T

Blaise,

Well she would, I bet she can't wait to get her teeth into him.  I don't know.  I rather think this is going to be the busiest Christmas we've ever had.

You're both settled?

-T

Tracey-

Blaise arrived today.  With his mother.  Blaise and his mother. Arrived.  Apparently there is courting between our parents. Courting.  Blaise.

It was lovely to see you yesterday.

You'd never guess Roderick was 23 would you?  More like 43.  He is also hinting at a female friend.  I am feeling surrounded.

I am still in shock.

-Thedore

Blaise-

I'm equally, although perhaps more, surprised at my father. It appears the brother also knew.  How pleasant.

-T

Tracey darling,

Roderick seems to find it most amusing that he is in the 'big wide world' and I am still at an inferior school. Other than that there is no sign of his girl, nor the other guests that I have been told about. Father muttered something about patience.

I do hope you and your mother are well, give her my best wishes.

-Theodore

T. Boot-

Thank you.

-T. Nott

Ms Brown,

Happy Christmas. I'm not one for female fashion but I've found that objects such as this generally are recieved well.

Sincerely,
Theodore Nott

[Note is attached to small brown box with bronze bow on it. Inside is this necklace.]