Felicity giggled at Vivian's curtsy, and offered her a semi low bow in return. "You do look indeed like a proper Princess," she said as she grinned, the biggest compliment she could give her friend right then. She felt awkward in her own pink dress, fiddling with the short front train-thing and wondering if she shouldn't have dressed up more. But this was the dress her Dad had chosen for her, and she did know his choice had never failed her before.

"I'm sure they are." She nodded as her thoughts wandered to the other two girls. "But you're right." Because who else was going to be prepared to leave early and head back to the dorm, getting hot chocolate and marshmallows on the way? Taking Vivian's hand, Felicity twirled her out into the middle of the dance floor amongst a fit of giggles. "I'm glad I've got you," she grinned back. "Do you not have a boyfriend... Or, a boy you're interested in?" So, maybe it was a bit forward, but these were the things you discussed with friends. And if the answer was yes, well Liss would be honoured that her friend had chosen to be with her instead. As for herself, right now she wasn't particularly bothered: of course, it would be nice to have someone call her pretty and like her, but she had her friends for that, and aside from thinking that multiple people were cute, she wasn't sure she actually liked any of them, and what was the point of a boyfriend if you didn't really like them?"

Speaking of, that was when she spotted Skylar and Brent who got a wave, which they might not have noticed amidst her dancing.

More grinning ensued as Madelyn joined them. "Isn't it? I feel almost like royalty." Which was an odd concept for the Wizarding World, of course. As her two friends introduced themselves to each other, she looked between them, willing herself to keep her smile wide and not look awkward. There was no need for it to be, right? Although obviously Skylar was with Brent now, and Madelyn and him had had a ~history~ she was sure that both of her friends wouldn't let something like that cause a rift in friendship.



Another voice saying her name cause Flick to turn, and again she flushed when she saw who it was. "Thank you," she gushed at the older girl, pushing her hair from her face for fear of looking childish. After all, Louise was stunning and a champion and, like, ridiculously clever. She was surprised that someone as cool as her had remembered little old Felicity Harrington. "You look amazing, too."

Her friendliness just added to it. Seeing the twins, they got big smiles and waves, as did Derf and Etta who she knew vaguely by association with her dormmates and from around the school.