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Emishlon
Maybe SHE wasn't getting fuzzy about it, but Jamie didn't enjoy being referenced as a girl, thank YOU. "What. Ever." He said, almost holding his hand in front of her face and saying 'talk to da hand'... But that would be kind of immature and inappropriate.
Yes, Greg. What? Was that a girl's name, too?
"I didn't lie to you, no. Jamie is... my middle name... that I sometimes go by." Yes, that sounded truthful, even though it was a big fat lie. But honestly, he didn't care that he was lying. Mean first year. She would succeed in Slytherin, though. GOOD FOR HER.
Throughout the whole Greg situation, Jamie was very consious of Macy. In case she thought he was a nutter and stopped talking to him, or if she blew his cover. So whaaaaat if he told a first year a little fib, though? He didn't know the girl. And probably wouldn't talk to her EVER again after this experience so YEAH.
Oh thank Merlin's pants. "Yes, definitely. Goodbye now, Peyton. LOVELY to meet you." He said sarcastically then scooted away, guessing that Macy was following. If she wasn't then he would end up talking to himself, because he carried on walking as he spoke.
"What are we going to do now!?!?" The first years were EVIL!! And he was scared that he was going to become afraid of them. Well, guess it was time for Notice Board posting. Throughout the majority of Jamie's name debate, Macy had the urge to pick him up and carry him off. Not that she had the strength to do that, but she'd at least be able to move him a few steps. Either that or she'd have to smack herself in the face. Yes. Leaving Peyton had been a good idea. Otherwise her friend might have 'accidentally' gone off. Gosh. Rule number one- do not tell Jamie he has a girl name.
As he got up and left, the girl followed him off to... well, wherever he was going. It seemed more like he was pacing.
"Well, that went well," she said sarcastically. EUUUURGH!

GOSH. Did these children have
no respect for their elders?
What were they going to do now? Hmm. Well.
"I'll tell you what we're going to do now. I'm going to go hang our sign up on the notice board, and then you're going to meet me down in classroom eleven to wait for the firsties," Macy explained. Hopefully they'd show up... No. They had to show up, right? They'd think it was from the headmaster or something offering them a magic cookie. Right. Because that's what first years thought about...