Text Cut: Alyssa and Vashti ^_^
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FireboltAvis88 
Alyssa was glad that Ellie showed up at the table. She has already made a fool of herself at the Slytherin table blubbering over Matt and she didn't want to do it again. "Ellie!! I am going to miss you so much too. Both you and Dallin but I hope that we don't lose touch. I didn't get a chance to congratulate you guys on your engagement. I am so happy and excited for the both of you. Can I have a look at your ring?" Alyssa smiled excitedly at Ellie.
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AlwaysSnapesGirl The quietness was probably the worst part about getting here so early. It gave her too much opportunity to think about how she wouldn't be here next September, how this was likely her last night ever in the Great Hall, her last night to be in the place she had called her second home for seven years now...
Why did she have to say good-bye to it all?
Fortunately her thoughts were halted when someone started to speak beside her. Vashti turned and had to blink to get rid of her suddenly blurry vision in order to see who was speaking.
Oh. Alyssa.
"Thanks, Alyssa," she said, somehow managing a smile. "And I'll miss you too." Especially on the Quidditch pitch. She was definitely going to miss seeing her and the other Beaters hit those bludgers around... But...oh no, was Alyssa tearing up already? "Hey, don't..." Vashti began softly, starting to reach out her hand to hug her or something, but stopped when Ellie suddenly appeared.
She seemed...awfully happy. Or at least not as sad as Vashti and Alyssa seemed to be. "Hey Ellie." The Head Girl might've said more, but something on Ellie's hand - left hand - caught her eye. Was... Was that...
It took Alyssa speaking again and mentioning the word "engagement" for her mind to fully process the thought, though her eyes flitted to the Hufflepuff table briefly before she turned back to Ellie. "That's... Is that an engagement ring?"
Ellie could tell that Alyssa was pretty emotional about the seventh years leaving. It was kind of sad, because Ellie wasn't even all that upset about it. Sure, she would be sad that she'd never go back to Hogwarts, but she was excited for the future and all that good stuff.
"I'll miss you too," she said quietly while the Hufflepuff kept talking.
"We can owl if you want, so we won't lose touch." Ellie grinned. She loved writing letters. And she loved receiving them, most of all.
She also saw Vashti looking slightly confused at the ring on her left hand. But when Alyssa congratulated her on hers and Dallin's engagement it looked like it made sense to her. Ellie blushed slightly.
"Thank you, Alyssa." Ellie then turned her attention to Vashti.
"Yes! He proposed last night," she said with a small giggle.
Holding her hand up for the two girls to see, Ellie wiggled her fingers for a moment so they could see her shiny diamond
ring.
"Isn't it gorgeous?" Ellie couldn't help but brag a little. She was happy. Sue her.
Text Cut: Adammmm
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Team ronmione Adam was not one to get worked up much at the end of feast. But this year was a bit different. He actually knew some seven years, so he had reason to work up. There were at least five seventh years he knew but one of them stuck out more to him *cough*. So, he sat down on the Ravenclaw table and looked eagerly up and down waiting for her to spot him.
Was it wrong to eat off of another house's table? Adam didn't really care much at the moment because he was nervous of the goodbye he piled on a mountain of chicken legs and mashed potatoes onto his plate and began to eat himself away.
Good manners,Adam. Good manners.
Out of the corner of her eye, Ellie saw a familiar Gryffindor boy glance over a few times at her. Ellie's face lit up with a small smile and she quickly scooted herself onto the bench next to him. He was apparently hungry, too.
"Save some for the kids who are actually in Ravenclaw," Ellie teased with a light nudge to Adam's arm. Even though they had only became friends this term, Ellie was going to miss Adam. The boy that made her fall on her butt on the ice a few years ago was now her friend.
"You ready to be a seventh year?" She wasn't ready for goodbyes yet.