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JacquiMalfoy 
The blonde was feeling very bubbly and well just excited to be back! Wow she really missed a lot the past two years. Oh well that didn't matter now. "Hi" she paused realizing she didn't know this girls name. "Girl who I don't know...I didn't catch your name" she laughed.
Addie laughed at the girls comment. She was just like Addie, naming everyone by what they were doing.
"Awesome Addie," she said in reply.
"I'm a fifth year? What year are you in?" This was so much fun just sitting in the common room and saying hi to everyone who walked in, she could live doing this.
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Green Ninja His gaze moved over to someone who called over to him while he stood there against the wall. A half smile curved up one corner of his lips as he strode over to the group that had gathered. "Hey."
"Hi Mister no name," Addie exclaimed since the boy didn't bother introducing himself. That wouldn't stop her though.
"I'm Addie, fifth year, awesomely short Slytherin." There another introduction. Addie must have introduced herself to at least five people in that one common room.
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Eve. Oh. There was a little shortie who just called out her name. Actually, how did she know her name? Eavesdropping of course. It was rude to eavesdrop though she did it herself. All the time. "Do you eavesdrop for a living?" seriously did she? That might have been a bit rude what she said. "Hi Addie." she said with not a huge grin on her face. The girl was a midget. Wow she had never seen someone as short as her.
Addie just about feel out of her chair laughing. This girl was hilarious, she was going to get to know the girl for sure.
"No, it's just useful when you are in a common room and everyone is introducing themselves," Addie explained. She rarely ever eavesdropped at home, except for her parents when they were debating on stuff that considered Addie.
"How are you?" Addie asked trying to draw away from the fact that she was eavesdropping, it wasn't necessarily something she was proud of.