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Deniiz 
Forrest eyed the girl suspiciously, still sulking. His mother had cautioned him to never sulk, like ever, but what did she know of the situation here? He only reflected her half of the truth, and that was only because he didn't want his father to make a scene.
"It should have been 'Hogwarts, teach us how to be house elves ourselves,' because that's the only thing I've learnt so far."
SULKING, still, but he somehow looked friendlier because he couldn't sulk for the whole conversation.
She didn't like the way the guy was eying her. HUH? Was something on her face now too? Why was she always eyed at by people. She made a conscious shift. And then she knew why she was being eyed. So the song bothered him...and the castle. As much as it had bothered her before.
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OH" she said, with a little smile. "
Does it really matter?" she asked the boy, giving him a kind smile. "
I too didn't like the school....the dust, work, cleaning...laundry!" And she'd never done laundry before. "
But they don't really count.....what counts is the experience and fun" WHOA, that was her in her philosophical self. Since when did that side of her come up? "
And I didn't even like being placed in Gryffindor at first" she said, in a low voice. One shouldn't provoke stray lions. And did she look like she regretted it now?
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Would you like to sit down?" she asked as she moved to make space for the guy at the bench. "
I'm Amara Kaul" she added with a smile.