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Selina saw Hugo sitting all alone at the Gryffindor table and yelled to him from her seat, "Oi Hugo, get over here! Your friends are down here!"
Hugo looked up and smiled as he heard his name. With a smile on his face he skipped over to his Gryffie friends. He liked Gryffindors. They were the best mates.
"Selina," he said happily as he joined his friends.
"It's been a while! How have you been? How was your summer?" he asked. His mood brightened now that he was with his friends.
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PattyH. Spotting a splash of blue amongst the black and red that dominated the Gryffindor table, Patroclus of course turned to see who it was, he had to protect his borders from any attacks! However he was pleased to see it was Hugo! A close friend of Kurumi's and an all round good kid, "HUGO!" He called, waving the eagle over, "How are you my main man!" Third years already? They grew up so fast!
As he sat down and made himself comfortable, he heard another voice speaking to him from the other side. Ahh, it was the prefect who was always so very nice to him.
"Patroclus," he said with a smile as he approached.
"I'm doing very good, better actually now that I'm with you Gryffindors," he said.
"How are you? Did you do anything fun over the summer?" he asked and glanced over to the empty seat of Berty Borr. It was still weird from Hugo's perspective. It didn't add up. He glanced back and saw a rather sad girl setting a box of cookies on the table. It broke Hugo's heart to see her like that. Should he approach her? He was good at cheering girls up, right?
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sweetpinkpixie Kurumi had been hanging out in the corridor outside the Great Hall ever since the train had arrived at Hogwarts. She had been unusually quiet on the ride over despite her best efforts to appear cheerful and happy to be back at school. However, her spirits were dark and she felt as fragile as a piece of glass as she finally took a few timid steps into the Great Hall. Her breath caught in her throat, and she swallowed hard as she made her way through the crowded room and found an empty seat at the Gryffindor table.
Sighing, she set the box of Gryffindor cookies she had baked just for tonight, just like she did each term, but....her heart just wasn't in it. Looking around the Gryffindor table, she kept hoping that she would see the red head boy who had become her constant and confidence, only to know that such attempts to find him were useless.
Adam was gone....there was nothing she could do to change that.
Frowning, Kurumi leaned her elbows on the table and simply stared at the crimson box filled with lion pride.
Hugo walked over to her. There was no point in asking if she was alright. She clearly wasn't and asking was probably a pointless start to a quickly ending conversation. So he just sat down and shot a gentle smile at her, hoping she'd catch it. The cookies looked delicious, but there was one ingredient missing.
...Love.