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the fastest seeker 
That probably was the first year she had come here early. Usually, she'd barely be able to say a couple of hi-s then hop into the train. Come to think of it, she barely even got to greet anyone since most people would have already been on the train. Except for the slackers such as herself. However, this time it was different! Look at her coming here early and wandering around having the entire time to greet probably everyone in the station. Well, that was an exaggeration. There were lots of people she wouldn't possibly be able to talk to all of them. And she didn't want to really. She would be happy if she managed to find some friends or any familiar faces.
Hoping for that, the fifteen-year old dragged her trunk and owl's cage while looking around at people. She also bumped into a couple of people so she decided to pay more attention to where she was stepping rather than who was passing. She didn't want to knock someone down...
Unintentionally, of course. It'd be the trunk and not her.
As she got to the Western side, the blond stopped walking as her arms started to feel sore. Wasn't this trunk heavy! She should've dumped it onto the train already.
Standing there and allowing the blood to flow her arms again, her eyes settled on a familiar face. She stepped closer to the younger girl and smiled at her, "Hi, Sonea," She said to the fellow snake. The two had talked several times the past two years. "How was your summer?" The girl grew up, huh! It took her a bit to remember that Sonea had become a third-year. Cool.
The third year old just wanted to walk further to see if she could wait closer to the train when she heard how somebody called her, somebody she knew from Hogwarts. She turned around to look who it was and saw that it was a girl from her own house, Slytherin. Cassia, was a older girl and she knew her, but they weren't really friends, maybe because the other girl was older than she was... Hmm, she didn't knew, but who cares? She was happy that she didn't needed to wait alone so she greeted the older girl back.
"Oh, hi Cassia."
The almost third year forced to smile while she looked at the older girl when she asked how her summer had been. Her summer had been HORRIBLE! Her mom officially hated her father and it was strange, but her uncle, the brother from her father was also fighting with her mom, but why she didn't knew... And she didn't wanted to ask it, afraid to turn all the bad attention to herself. She had the impression that he uncle wanted to talk to her, but her mother always ordered her to leave the room when something like that happened, so she didn't really knew what was going on.
But... She didn't wanted to look like somebody who needed the sympathy from others! No... She refused to show ANYBODY that she wasn't so happy at the moment, so she forced herself to smile again at the older girl and... she lied.
"My summer was great, thank you for asking! And how are you doing?"
While she spoke she was happy that she had lied so often during her previous school year, she was sure that she sounded convincing, or... she hoped it...