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Originally Posted by Themea

Ling listened to the others around her talk amongst themselves and felt ill. She would have had the apropriate physical reaction had it not been an undignified one. What bothered her the most was the muggle. Though the prefect and his veiled attempt at romance surely took a close second. Probably the one thing that Ling couldn't tolerate was muggles. Ignorant and petulant, they seemed to breed like varmits and there were now more muggle born magic users than ever before. It was times like these she wished for the heady days of Voldemort and his purification tactics. However, living in the times she did now, Ling had to at least tolerate the muggles and their wizard ilk if only for the time being.

Nunually was tired now from the crying and the sugar rush she had, had earlier was gone. She gave a quick smile and then took the piece. "Mine?" she asked makingher pensive expression. Suddenly she realized something. "The owl is real." she said and she became her perky cheerful self. "I thought they were stuffed animals, when the person who rented me the room told me that he thought I was sweet so he got me a present, an owl I did not think it would be real." she said her eyes wide. She stood up and looked at the owl. "He has something on his leg." she said and took it off. There was a note inside telling her this was her gift for helping clean when it wasn't her responsibility she was a guest but the help was appreciated. "His name is Flake?" she said and she blinked. "Oh I am going to name you Frosted Flake, since you are so pale." she said and smiled. She looked at Georgie's owl and made an adorable face. "Nice to meet you Frosted Flake and Pegasus." she said and looked at Georgie, even though she was acting like herself, her eyes told a different story. She was still worried about her mommy. She also noticed a girl who was sitting across from them. She looked at her and felt as if she had meet her somewhere before, she would have said hi but she felt like she was not wanted, So I will still feel that feeling. she thought.