[Dated to April 14]
Ron would never admit to being bored on the island. After what they'd all gone through back home, and then again as the island had convinced them that they were all back at Hogwarts through it's own special kind of magic, it seemed wrong to think at all. Most of the time, he was glad for how dull things were; Voldemort was gone, there were no more Horcruxes to find and in the end, he'd never even had to worry about N.E.W.T.s.
On the other hand though, there was no magic on the island, no Quidditch, and though Bill was around, he missed the rest of his family.
Ron was still trying not to think about what'd happened to Fred.
That day, he'd mostly been wandering when he came upon the waterfall, where he bent over grabbed a stone and skipped it across the surface of the water. It likely wouldn't do much to help his boredom, but it was something.
On the other hand though, there was no magic on the island, no Quidditch, and though Bill was around, he missed the rest of his family.
Ron was still trying not to think about what'd happened to Fred.
That day, he'd mostly been wandering when he came upon the waterfall, where he bent over grabbed a stone and skipped it across the surface of the water. It likely wouldn't do much to help his boredom, but it was something.