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Originally posted by weasleytwinsROCK
Daisy looked at Jory laughing and started laughing too.
'Just because I'm a girl, doesn't mean I can't eat properly,' she lauched, choking on a chip. She put her fork down for a moment. 'I'm looking forward to Charms. And flying, of course. I love flying,' she said happily, 'but everything sounds great.' Daisy stared out in thought for a moment before adding 'You're muggleborn aren't you? So you've never flown? It's great!'
Jory thumped his chocking friend on her back while trying not to laugh. Her choking eased and she started talking again.
"Charms sounds great," Jory told her. I cant' wait to make stuff zoom around the class. And I've never flown in my life. Are you going to try out for the Hufflepuff Quidditch team?"
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Originally posted by MyPatronusIsaMoose
Oakey was sorted into Hufflepuff just as his Harvey's father was.Not only that but his first few steps into Hogwarts made him speechless. He was so filled with joy nothing could ruin his day, not even his bad luck. Oakey took a seat next to the only other boy at the table that was his age. He grabbed a plateful of potato salad as well, "Hey there, I'm Oakey. It seems we're the only first year boys to be sorted into Hufflepuff so far. I hope there'll be more."
Jory heard someone taking a seat beside him and then that someone talking to him. He turned and saw a young boy about his and Daisy's age.
"Hi there, Oakey," Jory said to the boy. "I'm Jory and this is my friend Daisy. You look very happy, Oakey. I suppose its the effects of Hogwarts?"
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Originally posted by Lady of the Lake
After calming her nerves and settling in properly at the Gryffindor table, Ariadne wanted to greet her friends from Diagon Alley, especially since most of them were in different Houses now. The girl hoped this wouldn't keep them apart. Hufflepuff table was her first stop.
'Hey, Jory! Congrats on being a Huffie! I'm in Gryffindor, that makes me so happy. But I'm sorry we're not in the same House.' she said. 'What do you think of Hogwarts so far? Did it live up to your expectations?' she chuckled, admiring the enchanted ceiling.
Jory heard a very familiar voice.
"Ari! Thanks and same to you for being sorted into Gryffindor. We'll still be best of friends though," he told her, even he felt a bit disappointed they were not in the same House.
"I love it," Jory replied with much enthusiasm. "It's far better to experience than reading it. My favourite so far is the ceiling."
Jory wondered if Ari had remembered their plans for adventure.
"Still up for our bit of adventure, Ari?"