SPOILER!!: you two ^_^
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Originally Posted by
dansgurl 
She gave no sign of excitement at all. If there was any, it was well shrouded. She stood silently at the platform, looking at the different students, waiting for her lazy sister to come soon. She had tactfully escaped the whole my-daugters-have-grown episode of her mother, bade good-bye to her dad and pushed her trolley away. She couldn't stand the sight of Zyanya and mom hugging each other and promising to write every other day. Honestly, it was only Hogwarts.
She sighed. The platform was rapidly filling with students and her twin was nowhere to be seen. She tapped her trolley and looked around for a sign of her.
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Originally Posted by
hpvoldy "Good bye, mom." Zyanya said, teary-eyed. It was the first time she was going away from her home for so long. Of course, Amara was with her. But still she would miss her parents. She looked around, breaking up from her mom's embrace, but Amara was nowhere to be seen. She sighed. Amara was probably a bit frustrated. Her twin hated any emotional situation and was always keen on avoiding them. Waving to her parents one last time, Zyanya pushed her trolley in search of her sister.
Apparently, she had all her luggage and things, minus the cat, who had disappeared a minute ago. Umm… where was Jinx? Gwendolyn started taking a few steps, staring at the platform. Ughh. Luggage and students everywhere. And no sign of the cat.
Ughhh. Great.
She just looked around, but she couldn’t spot the cat anywhere. Erm. Maybe she should ask someone? Gwen gave another quick look around, trying to decide who to ask if they had seen Jinx. Hmm.
‘Hey’ You there, firsties.
‘Have you seen a black cat?’ No? Quote:
Originally Posted by
Charely Potter "Cool," Wade lightly nodded while smiling, visiting friends was always good. Especially in France. "do anything exciting there?".
Hmm, his summer "Not bad, spent time back in Norway with the family." Though he and has dad didn't live their anymore, they still had ties to visit there.
‘Yeah’ Meaning that she had done some interesting things. But that didn’t mean she wanted to talk about her trip to France. Not that she didn’t have fun. On the contrary. But anyway- Gwen wasn’t generally the kind of person who would like to talk about herself.
Hmm.
Wait- what was Wade saying?
‘Norway?’, Gwendolyn mused. Now that sounded interesting.
SPOILER!!: Jory!
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Originally Posted by
FearlessLeader19 Jory smiled. Gwen was making him feel better already. "Good,'' he thought. "I don't want to be moping around on the first day back.'' But he didn't feel ready to talk about it. Not to anyone. Not yet, anyway. "I hope so too,'' he replied, hoping that it would be so once he got back home. Maybe his mom and dad will talk some sense into Grace.
"Sure,'' Jory responded, looking around at the crowded platform. There was no way he could spot Alyssa in this crowd. He missed his "twin sister". "I'll keep an eye out for her anyway,'' he decided and turned his attention back to Gwen. His friend was already walking towards the South End. He watched as she carefully made her way along, trying not to bump into anyone. But then he burst out laughing as she tripped on what looked like a cage and almost fell. "Hey, Gwen,'' he called, going after her with his own luggage and cages. "Need help?''
"Nope, no plans for the term,'' the boy replied. "All I have in mind right now is playing Gobstones.'' Yup, he enjoyed the games and was very much looking forward to them. "What about you?'' And that's when he remembered something. "Did you get your Apparition license?'' He had gotten his and enjoyed apparating all over the house.
Erm.
Alright. So she was still as clumsy as she used to be when she was a first year. Some things don’t change, do they? But anyway… maybe no one noticed.
WRONG.
So… Jory was laughing now. Even though Gwen would normally have no other reaction apart from a mental facepalm, this time she couldn’t help laughing as well.
‘No no, I’m fine’, she mumbled.
So yeah… any plans for this year?
Hmm. Gobstones. ‘That sounds fun’, she commented.
‘Yes, I did’, she said, answering his question about the Apparition license.
‘And I’m sure you did too’ There was no doubt. Jory had surely done great at the exam.
‘So umm…’, Gwendolyn began saying.
‘Can I ask you something?’ It was kind of important.