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Originally Posted by Saraie

Cinnamon waited to see Emmy get sorted. So she listened closely for her name to be called. Just like hers was. It seem like it took forever to hear her name get called. Finally when she did get called it seem like it took another forever to get sorted.

Gryffindor? Gryffindor! Emmylou was in Gryffindor with her! Yes! Yes! Yessssss! One of her besties was in the same house as her. Awesome. She grinned at her. But then Em tripped. Merlin's pants why was some of her friends in the floor tonight? She hoped the house elves had mopped extra good.

"Emmy! Are you okay?" She asked as she waved back with a happy grin to see her friend. She patted the empty bench beside her telling her that was she place right there. And she better sit there too. They had things to talk about. Lux to they needed girl time after the train ride. She had questions she wasn't good at the whole being a thirteen old year girl.

How long was she up there for? It was amazing though. She was in the same house as one of her best friends and her best friends boyfriend and all of the other people that Lux had met last term. Emmylou couldn't wait to be able to meet new friends. She just loved meeting new people.

Emmylou still couldn't believe that she was sorted already, it felt like she was waiting for ages. Then during the sorting it was felt like even longer but the hat talked to her and said that she didn't belong in Hufflepuff but she belonged in Gryffindor. She had to figure out how she fit into Gryffindor. She felt like she belonged in the house but she didn't feel like she belong. She wondered if other student felt this way.

The third year couldn't believe that she had fallen, she wondered how many people had seen here fall or if Kace had seen her fall, she wasn't hurt so that was awesome, she was just embarrassed. Emmylou heard a voice, it was a voice that she knew, she looked over to the voice and it was Cinna! "HEY!" Emmy grinned. "I'm great! Perfect, actually." She wasn't dead, dying or bleeding so she was awesome and maybe more than awesome she just didn't know a word for it.