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"Okay." she agreed. "But I want a straight answer. You seem to know a couple of things that might be important." she was not going to forget he owed her an answer. Well, he didn't exacly owed her an answer, but she wanted it anyway. If she was going to tell him what she had gathered so far, she wnated to know what she was getting herself into. Why that boy?, she questioned herself. Probably he's the only seventh year that I know who's not busy enough or mad at me. Everytime she looked around, she only saw younger students and although she loved her friends from others years, it was nice to talk to another seventh year. With another sigh, she thought of Tammy, who should be in the Prefect's Compartment allongside with their arqui-enemie Rachel Rider. Ah, well. It wasn't like Tammy could help, but they could talk about it. "So... Shall we?" she asked him, the shadow of an half smile coming to her face at the thought of Hogwart's yummi food. A few more hours and they would be there. |
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'Guess you did show in the end,' she muttered, mostly to herself, with one of her rare grins as she observed the younger girl. 'Haven't seen you for a while, Xylina.' She dropped into a seat, gesturing for her cousin to take the one opposite her (but when did Xylina ever do what she suggested?) And not only that, but right now, English was hard to string together. Perfect match. 'How're the others?' she asked, sticking to the basics (and getting straight to the point - she did care about them, no matter how much she tried to pretend otherwise). Not only that, but this conversation, like most with either of the twins, would be short. One hoped. |
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"Look who I found,Mariel," she beamed,sliding the door back and entering once more. "Nathaniel!...and his little sister Sammi.I asked them to come and join us,you don't mind do you?" |
"Hh." Helios flashed a smile at Eva as he gave her a gentle pat on the shoulder. "The situation at Hogwarts is bad enough, there's no reason to let it ruin your mood. Smile more." Shifting his bag over his shoulder, he lead the way to the trolley. |
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Nudging Shana, Blake leaned a little towards her ear, "I am trying to make him jealous, silly." He muttered and gave a rather horrifying grin at Jake, "Yeah...she really likes this guy, third year and quite hot." He blurted out as he tapped his finger on his chin, acting as if he was thinking, haha. |
Frowning at Blake, Jake tried hard to think clearly. "Third year?" he asked, thinking intently. Not that he could really judge which guys were 'hot' so to speak. "That means he's in my year. What house?" Jake asked, thinking maybe it might be William Cullack. Hmmmmm. |
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"I smile. I smile a lot, actually. See. This is a smile." she flashed him with her dazzling smile and let him lead the way to the food trolley. It was a good thing and also a bad thing that she had left her small bag in the kids' compartment. There was nothing special on it and since she was planning on going back there before the end of the journey, she hadn't seen the need to bring. What a lie..., she admitted to herself. She hadn't planned it, she had just forgot it. |
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Note to self.Blake is the worst person ever to tell secrets too.Weell atleast Jake didn't remember Lima telling him she liked him.Pinching Blake's arm she shook her head.As soon as I can stand up without the risk of possible falling on my face you are so dead. she frowned.How could he tell Jake she fancied someone in there year ?! Look Guys.It doesn't matter who I fancy.Lets change the subject. |
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"Hello Mariel" he said smiling hoping no to blush. He sure as heck wasn't going to give her the presents her got her infront of all these people. He figured he'd find some other way to get it to her. |
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She made sure that Mr. Fluffypants was ok alone in the other compartment before beaming up at the girl next to her. "Thanks for inviting us!" |
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"Youcch, it hurts." He eyed her but couldn't suppress a grin, that's it, she just confirmed it that she liked Jake, no doubts whatsoever. Placing his legs on the seat in front of him, Blake patted Shana's shoulder, "I feel your agony. And yeah, lets just drop this topic." He stuck his tongue out at her, hoping Jake wouldn't ask anymore questions about himself. |
I enter the train and look for a empty compartment. Walk down the hall and I try not to run into anyone. Looking into the third compartment I see it only has one person sitting in it. "Hi, is it ok I sit with you? Everywhere else is pretty full." I ask. In my head I was hopeing that the young boy was a first year like me. Not waiting for him to answer I put my stuff away and sit down smiling at him. He just looks at me, but says nothing. "Hi, my name is Kay." i said holding my hand out to my new friend. I hoped. |
Aimee <3 Rachel looked like hell as she walked down the train, looking for an empty compartment to sit in. She flat out refused to look at the posters of the werewolf thing, her blood boiling over the fact that someone had had the cheek to put those up. If she hadn't been so bloody tired, she would have ripped every one of them to shreds. Seriously, poor Jake. No, no, full, half full, no, ugh - firsties, no, bursting, DEAR MERLIN! Rachel had almost reached the end of the train and she still hadn't found an empty compartment. She hadn't really wanted to stay in the Prefect's one this year, and apparently that had been a huge error. Sighing, she continued walking and had to grab onto one of the handles of a compartment door when she stumbled over herself, thus forcing it open. Being tired on the first day back was SO not fun. She rubbed her slightly bloodshot eyes, praying that the bags under them would not grow any larger. Time to say sorry to whoever's in there... Just then, the train gave a sudden lurch and with a yelp, Rachel found herself on the ground, inside the compartment, looking quite comical as she wondered what in the world had just happened to her. Her brain was thumping painfully and her vision was swirling from the fall and from the lack of sleep she had gotten over the past few weeks. Groaning, she lifted herself up to a sitting position using her left hand, the right one being still raw from when it had been wrenched from the handle by the door. For the first time, she realised that there was someone else inside the compartment. Of course. NO compartment on this bloody train was empty today. "I'm sorry - train lurched," she mumbled and was about to leave when she noticed the identiy of the student who's knees were inches from her face. "Oh." WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE THIS?! I swear someone up there has a vendetta against me - REID?! ALREADY?? It's just not fair. She felt, if possible, even more exhausted than before. All she wanted to do was curl up in a ball and cry like she had done for the last few weeks of the summer but no - apparently fate was hellbent on making her suffer as much as possible. |
Her feet carried her down the aisle as her hazel eyes peeked through squared compartment windows. Surely, there had to be an empty one; or at least one where the people inside weren't completely undesirable company. Luck graced her at last and Daphne Hopton slid the compartment door open easily. Stepping inside, she closed the door behind her and promptly took a seat only after having peeled off her handbag over her shoulder. Some things just couldn't be left inside a trunk to be tossed and turned around until they arrived at Hogwarts. Some things were just too fragile. Like her hand mirror and such. |
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Oh, Pants Girl Hopton. Well, other than chasing pants all around the school with the child that Plymouth Morgan was, she was not entirely bad. Hmmmm. "Daphne Hopton," Mused the brunette with a nod at the girl, before taking seat opposite the blonde, and, of course, without asking the girl if she minded her company or not. She was sitting anyway. "I take you had an enjoyable summer?" Small talk and then ... she'd open the Quidditch magazine that was waiting for her inside her purse. Mmhmm. |
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"There you are Emily. I was worried that you might have fallen infront of the train. But I see you've fallen into a boy." Arakhora, whom Emily called 'Ari,' laughed like water trickling over a stream, "Atleast I got the 'falling' part correct." Arakhora took a seat across from the young man in the compartment. "How do you do. I am Arakhora Daoin of an ancient elven city which you humans cannot pronounce without practice." |
Kloe walked back to the end of the train and found an empty compartment and sat down. She would let anyone who asked sit with her but she would rather sit with some first years rather than people that were in years above her she was excited to finally go to Hogwarts. Note: I want a first year to sit with me ao we can meet and so I do not have to sit alone!!! |
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Taking a walk really hadn't been one of his better ideas though, and Woodson huffed, puffed and ground his teeth impatiently as more and more people rudely bumped into him. Did they not know who he was? Did they not know they ought to be making room for him? Hmph. An escape was in order. Yes, and Woodson hastily slipped into the nearest compartment.. .. only to discover it occupied. And was that the Kovac girl? Even better. NOT. Still, as usual, manners got the better of him and the fifteen year old bowed his head. "Forgive me for intruding, Miss," he murmured earnestly. "Claustrophobia got the better of me." |
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"If you ignore waking up at random times of the night to hear my baby brother crying, being the accidental receiver of barf," enthused the blond holding out her hands towards herself, at the mental image of projectile vomit. "And...well, yes, I suppose it lovely. I hope yours was the same." Minus the bar. Quote:
Perhaps it was better than a crowded train corridor; all the same, she doubted the compartment was doing much to fix his claustrophobia. "Maybe you should sit by the window, Mister...?" Then, Daphne tilted her head. She was no mind reader. |
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--Woodson Whitcomb? Forest green eyes fixed on the boy who had pretended to be her escort, once upon a time. Huh. It could be worse, of course - Sebastian (or The Devil himself, as Willow had labeled him in her occasionally twisted mind) Whitcomb was not with him. Good. "Woodson Whitcomb," Murmured Willow, since it was clear that Daphne was not familiar with the boy. "Woodson Whitcomb, this is Miss Daphne Hopton." Pretending to NOT have heard Daphne's advice to Woodson of sitting by the window (because she was by the window and she was NOT moving), the brunette tilted her head to one side, before replying lightly at Pants Girl, "It was not entirely bad." If you overlooked the fact that her brooding father fumed his way through summer, then it had not been entirely bad. "I'm glad it was pleasant for you in spite of ... the crying and all that." Her nose wrinkled lightly. |
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Amaaa & Gemmaaa & Angieee-aa? XD People around here were loud! The people who claimed Sebastian was not polite, clearly had never travelled in a train full of rude, working class children. Comparing to them Sebastian's ocasional dry replies and obnoxious words were the most polite ever. Now .. where was Woodson? He was sure his brother had ... AHA! No wonder Woodson had chosen to enter another compartment, this corridor was even worse than the other one. Cringing inwardly at the thought of the germs that were most certainly clinging to him now, Sebastian pulled the compartment door open. Lord, why was Woodson always surrounded with girls? And always different ones .. wait. No. That was the Monster. Willow Kovac. And someone else he didn't know and had no intention of knowing, really. Stepping inside the compartment, Sebastian closed the door behind him and looked at his brother. He knew Woodson would not approve of him virtually ignoring the girls, but he wasn't like his twin. He didn't have the patience to be polite to strangers. Or half-strangers, as Kovac. "What now? She wanted you to carry her cheap handbag for her?" He asked Woodson, head titling to the side and hand slipping into his pocket. Yeah, he knew she'd hear. So what? |
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