Text Cut: Summer and Bonnie
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Originally Posted by
Weasley174 
Summer smiled as she heard Deliliah respond and she passed over a chocolate frog to her fellow first year Gryffindor and friend. "Well, I begged my mother to pack extra, apparently when she came to Hogwarts she had a midnight feast one night and told scary stories." Summer giggled, she still could see her Auntie A.J scaring her mother with some crazy story, when she herself was around four, she had been scared of the boogyman under her bed because her Auntie had told her one lived under there.
Summer then turned back to her trunk. "She's put in some chocolate and some sweets, all I need to do is find somewhere to get a drink and then I could have a midnight feast like she did." Summer was going to look forwards to that.
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Originally Posted by
dans_grl431 Bonnie made her way to the top of the spiral staircase and sighed. It had been a long day and she was exhausted. She made her way over to her trunk and started to put some of her books away.
There were already another two girls in the dormitory, she couldn’t help overhearing their conversation. ’A midnight feast sounds awesome!’ Bonnie remembered the sleepovers she had back home, eating chocolates and playing games.
She turned back and started rummaging through her trunk. I knew these would come in handy, now we can have a proper midnight feast! Bonnie beamed as she held up two bottles of Pumpkin juice she had bought on the train. Anyone got a cup or a flask? Her earlier tiredness suddenly forgotten.
Delilah happily accepted the candy and immediately started opening it. She was sort of the impatient kind when it came to seeing which chocolate frog card she'd get! She peeled away the box's lid and gripped the frog with one of her hands. With the other hand, she removed the card from the box.
"Slytherin! Yes! I knew it!" she exclaimed. In time, she'd get over her disappointment about not being in Slytherin house, but for now, she was still a little partial to it. At least this card made her feel a little better.
"A midnight feast sounds cool!" she replied, and so did having a friend who kept a trunk full of sweets to share!
Someone nearby echoed her thoughts, and Delilah turned to see Bonnie. She should really put those books away. It was late. Books were for early mornings and classes. Soon enough, the books were forgotten about for some pumpkin juice the girl had stowed away. Cups? Flasks?
"I don't have anything like that," Delilah said. Maybe she should start keeping sweets, juice, and cups in her trunk...? She shrugged.
"You two can drink the pumpkin juice. I'm good with just my chocolate frog anyway."