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Emzily 
Her eyes were buried in a hefty Arithmancy textbook as she routed down the corridor of the train, somehow being able to dodge and swerve the bustling kids and obstacles. This sixth year was used to the scramble of boarding the Hogwarts Express by now. Her hair was tied back to show off her sun-kissed complexion after a summer of sun and sea, a gift from her parents after her exceptional OWL results. This could explain her huge need to cram and study before she’d even entered the gates of the school.
“Perfect,” Remy whispered to herself as she found an empty compartment. She wasn’t really in the mood to socialise as usual. Besides, getting caught up in friendship or relationship drama would prove detrimental to her studies. She 100% believes her quiet fifth year played a part in her grades.
The blonde sunk into a seat and rested her feet on the bench opposite her.
The train felt weird this year. She’d often be with friends enjoying the train ride but when she stepped onto the train, a scary realization hit her. Soon enough she’d be the only Nam sibling left at Hogwarts. It made her tummy feel all sorts of ways so she hit her lip as her sister had nudged her. She then told her that she’d catch her later. She wandered the train, looking for some of her friends, but she got lost in her thoughts.
Evan certainly wasn’t the loudest sibling but… she missed his quiet and steady companionship. Even when he DID make fun of her. This year would weird without him.
She continued down the train a little more before she spotted a familiar blonde with her feet up on the bench. Remy. A warm smile crossed her lips as she approached her friend. She knocked on the top of the bench. “
Knock, knock. Hey there stranger. Mind if I join you?” she asked offering her mate a teasing smile.