Before coming to Hogwarts, Andy was an ignorant and spoiled child. Her narcissism and absolutely abhorrent need to always be right could have possibly made her the most annoying individual on Earth, if not for the fact that - surprisingly - she still had an odd sort of charm about her.

People instantly had a liking for Andrea Graham ( even if they sometimes wondered vehemently "WHY???" ). The only person who seemed to like her exactly as she was, however (Bullying, snotty remarks, stubborn tendencies and complete selfishness included), was her father who held her up on a pedestal her entire life; leading her to believe she was correct in her horrendous ways.

Which was why, when her Hogwarts acceptance letter arrived months after odd things started happening in her home, Andy was shocked to discover...her father loved her no longer.

Her nights were spent well and truly alone as the only person who had care unconditionally for the horrible child thst she was, suddenly didn't care for her at all.

Despite this, Andy loved her magic - embraced it even; and found solace in performing very, very basic spells (that she often got wrong without the use of a wand.)

To her complete and utter surprise, it was her mother and brother who occasional came into her room, offering dinner and glasses of water. For once, she had no biting remarks to give them and no stubborn inklings to turn the food away. She accepted it -and their company- graciously and gratefully.

A single week before Andy was to leave (alone) for Hogsmeade -afraid and nervous- her mother came into her room and sat beside her on her small pink bed.

"You are not a terrible person, Andy."she had said. "You just have to learn not to do terrible things."

Andy had since carried these words with her, in the hopes that she would never forget them or the feeling of loneliness this advice could have prevented were it presented to her years before.




Being sorted into Slytherin had felt like a slap in the face to Andy who had been so sure she was on the right path. She had been kind, hadn't she? Hadn't she?

The things she had heard about Slytherin... for the sorting hat to place her there after she had sat for minutes on end, confident in the fact that of course she would be placed somewhere wonderful. Like Gryffindor - because she was brave, wasn't she? Or why not Ravenclaw? Wasn't she smart? But she soon realized that that had been her usual arrogance speaking.

Perhaps Slytherin was where she belonged after all.

It wasn't until a week later that she realized how right she had been.

Students clad in silver and green offered her smiles as she passed and help and support and so much more before most of them had even learned her name. How then had they gotten the reputation they did? She simply couldn't understand.

But however it happened, Andy was right where she belonged. In a house full of misunderstood people, eager for second chances and opportunities to prove themselves.

Maybe for the first time, she had all the family she needed.

Ronald "Ron" Louis Graham: Ron is Andy's brother and though she left him behind in London on "good" terms, their relationship may be forever soured by Andy's abhorrent treatment towards him.

Antoinette "Anne" Graham : Anne is Andy's mother and newfound role-model. Anne is the person Andy now strives to be, though she sometimes doubts anybody can ever be as amazing as her mother.

Michael "Mike" Graham: Mike is Andy's father, though -as of late- he would prefer it were not so. After worshiping the ground his daughter walked on for years, Michael has found it surprisingly easy to write her off once he learned of her "gifts".



Sadly, though unsurprisingly, Andy has no friends.




Mia Alexander: Mia was the first Pure-blooded wizard Andy ever met, but despite this, she found the conversation surprisingly normal. She remembers it fondly as one of her better interactions and is pleased to have met someone of such and exceptional caliber.

Amadea Campbell: Andy met Amadea in The Leaky Cauldron while shopping for school supplies. She remembers this fondly as one of her first "kind" conversations; though the friendly girl made being delightful a rather easy task.




Very surprising, though thankfully, Andy has made no enemies.




Andy has had no love interests.

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