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Disneymaniac 
Conan almost melted. SIERRA GREINGOTH JUST SMILED AT HIM. He smiled back at her. Yaaaay. "Hi Sierra."
From her seat in the middle of the room, Sierra looked up to see that Conan was returning her smile. Excellent. Boys, she recently learned, were quite like Muggle fishing rods. All you had to do was load them with a bit of bait, and then you could just reel them on in. Speaking of bait, she waved at him then said,
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Starbreeze Oh my amortentia! Had she just smiled at him?! Eino tried not to look so nervous, but continued fidgeting uncontrollably. First he turned the opposite way immediately after the smile, but realizing that would have come across as rude he turned back, and returned a smile. His face was completely frozen and all that had moved were his lips. His smile was not very appealing at all, it was more of a "hey, here are my teeth, look at them" smile then a "hello" smile. After a quick and awkward teeth exhibition he turned the opposite way to avoid her.
This was very confusing. He somewhat wanted her to smile at him, but then he didn't want her to even look at him.
Sierra blinked and jumped back a bit. Merlin, was that a smile, or had he been hit with an unusually rough stinging hex? She decided to go with the stinging hex. No one smiled quite like that...
Nevertheless, she smiled at him again before pulling out her textbook, a quill, and some parchment.
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Lockhartian Potions. The one class he had no excuses for being late, right? Unless he had Divination first, but this time, he didn't
He DID wait some time outside, since he didn't want to enter at the same time as Sierra...
...and once inside, he took a seat next to her.
If they were going to be working together at the end of the lesson, then he might as well take the nearest seat he could.
"Professor Lafay," he said, with one nod, and then turned to Sierra, "Hey, partner," he smiled, as he took the seat.
...and then there was Treyen.
She eyed him out of the corner of her eye, trying to decide if she was still mad at him or not. Yes, yes she was, she decided. Although, there was really no reason to let him know that. After all, this was Potions class, and if there was anything the boy was gifted at other than catching a snitch, it was brewing a potion.
She felt her heart sort of skip a beat, and then she mentally scolded herself for getting in such a condition over Treyen Lockhart. She put on her best serious face and said,
"Hello, Treyen." She looked at her book for a few more seconds then casually glanced around the room. No Ellie, ...and so she gave Treyen a smile, as well.