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Alex smiled a little as he spoke. "Salem huh? A cousin of mine went to School in San Fransisco, The Bay School. Are you American?" She asked curiously. Her cousin Piper had been, and she had loved her accent. It was so different from theirs.
Alex laughed a little. "Well, no he is not still a teacher, he is dead. You might see his ghost wandering around, but.." She smiled a bit more widely. "Well, if you need any help, just let me know. I am pretty much aware of everything going on.. except with the popular people!" She giggled. "And all of my brothers and sister are in Slytherin, so I have an in there to.. Should any need arise!"
"Well, I wouldn't want one thrown at me either, but I wouldn't throw them at you!" She smiled as she placed her own tiny hand in his. "Nice to meet you Chris, I am Alexandrina Kensington, Alex for short." She said with a grin.
Chris nodded in confirmation of her question. "Really? That sounds like a nice area... our school gets cold at times- one of those older buildings, you know? But San Francisco..." he grinned at the thought of sunny California. "I am an American... my Mom got transferred here for work, so I'm basically checking out the school before my sister transfers here next year," he explained.
"Yes, that's what I was told," he said with a sheepish smile. "And thanks for the offer, I'm sure I'll need a LOT of help!" he said with a laugh. Slytherin was still a foreign name to him, and he made a face. "Slytherin? Is that a club?" he asked. There was so much he needed to catch up on.
"Well, thank you for that," Chris replied with a laugh. "Pleasure to meet you Alex... if I learn this well enough, maybe I'll teach you to juggle as well," he added with a quick wink. "Now, where is that other ball..." he said, looking around. Not seeing any sign of it, he sighed and took out his wand. "Accio!" he said quietly and suddenly the ball came zooming out from somewhere behind him. "Alright, that's all three!" he said with a grin as he pocketed them again.