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Originally Posted by
Cassirin 
"Liv!" Copernicus spotted Livvy upon entering the common room, although he'd managed to lose... everyone else. He grinned and crooked an elbow around her neck for a sort-of hug before releasing the younger girl.
"Crazy days, huh? Can you believe those pests at the feast?"
Pfft. Men. Ignoring her.
Sighing, Livvy crossed her arms against her chest, glancing around every so often in hopes to get a glimpse of Rachel or perhaps someone else that she knew. She was back to Hogwarts... but the real reason why she loved it here were because of her friends. If they weren't here... what was the entire point in being here?
Ooh. Someone said her name.
Looking up, Livvy spotted her good ol' pal Copernicus. Her lips curled up into a large grin as the boy bounded over and gave her a rather awkward hug.
"Hey Perni," she said, letting the boy go.
"Yes... if today is anything... it'd be eventful and crazy. And well... since it's Cam who is one of those 'pests'... I'd have to say that I can actually believe it. If anyone can pull such a stunt off, it's Cameron Karsten," she said, chuckling as she shook her head. Whaddya know? The boy did it. With some prodding coming from Willie's end of course.
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Originally Posted by Golden Monkey
Ah the common room William thought as he stepped past the portrait hole and breathed in deeply. Looking around he grinned before walking over to his favorite chair and plopping himself down before closing his eyes. He was tired after that weird feast. Why were all feasts weird he thought frowning deeply as he draped a leg over the arm of the chair.
He heard a familiar voice and looked up, opening his eyes briefly before spotting Livvy. Lifting his hand he waved halfheartedly before dropping it back down and resting his tired and sore head on the back of the chair.
Out of the corner of her eye, Livvy noticed William, a younger Ravenclaw boy that she had become quite acquainted with the previous term. Smiling gently, she lifted a hand up to wave at him. Her eyes lingered on him curiously, wondering why the boy's energy had all of a sudden, seemed to have disappeared.