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*squidnie* · 05-03-2011, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu

This ALWAYS happened to her. Always. As soon as the train stopped at Hogsmeade Station, there was a mad rush of students and no matter what, Ellie always lost who she was talking to in the crowd. In this case, it was Spike. Poor ickle Spike.

She didn't exactly feel 100 percent either. She was still very much MOPEY and just wanted today to be over. It would be one day closer to the Christmas holiday and right now, that was all the fourth year wanted.

Sure, Ellie was moping, but that didn't mean she was in the mood to be alone. Nope. Companionship was probably exactly what she needed, actually. Seeing Dal over at the table, the girl made a quick glance behind her shoulder to check if Spike had come in, before heading over to him and his apparent friend. A friend who she might know...but with HER memory, you could never really be sure.

One by one, she swung her legs over the bench to sit on the other side of the boy. "Hey Dallin," she addressed him. "And hi," she addressed his friend. Mmm yeah. Bad memory.

She placed her elbow on the table and rested her hand in her palm as she let her bag slide to the floor between her legs. Nice and safe.

Aaand then there was a voice on Dallin's other side. He turned his head quickly, his smile reappearing when he saw who it was. It changed into a smirk when he realized how calm Ellie was, when he wanted to yell a greeting and give her a hug.

What was getting into him?

"Hey, Ellie," he greeted. "How's it goin'?"

05-03-2011, 12:15 AM	#39 (permalink)
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