Mia’s First Day Part 2


Mia sat down in the front of the classroom so it would be easier for her to pay attention. She looked around and saw a boy from Slytherin sitting two seats down from her. She extended her hand out to the boy and said, “Hi, my name is Mia.” The boy looked at her in disgust and asked, “Could you not talk to me?” Mia dropped her hand in surprise; she looked at the boy one last time, grabbed her things and moved to the other side of the classroom. All the seats near the front were taken so she sat down in the back next to a girl with black hair that had purple and blue streaks in her hair, a piercing on her right eyebrow and on her lip, a black dog collar with a silver spider on a spider web hanging off it as a tag, skull earrings, and a chain bracelet. The girl looked a little menacing so when Mia sat down next to her, she didn’t say anything. The girl looked at her, smiled, and said, “Hi, I’m Jennifer Harrison.”
Mia looked at Jennifer and said, “I’m Mia Potter.” Jennifer turned to her left side at a girl, who was slightly chubby, and said, “Hey Lauren, this is Mia Potter.” Lauren looked around Jennifer and said, “Hi Mia, I’m Lauren.” She reached out and shook Mia’s hand.

When class was over, Mia waited outside the Charms classroom for James when she saw Hillary talking to three other girls. She walked up to them and said, “You're Hillary, right? I'm Mia.” She took out her hand and held it out to Hillary for her to shake.
Hillary looked at Mia’s hand for a second and said, “So?” The three other girls Hillary was talking started to giggle.
“I’m sorry, did I do something wrong?” asked Mia.
“You didn’t do anything wrong,” said a girl’s voice, “Hillary is just a b*tch.” Mia looked around and saw the girl who kept her long blonde curly hair in a ponytail from Charms class walk over to them.
“Can I help you, scrub?” asked Hillary.
“No, I just wanted to ask you something.” said the girl, “Do you guys by any chance have an alibi?”
“For what, why would we need an alibi?” asked one of the girls
“So you’re saying you guys don't have an alibi.”
“No.”
“Ok, so we established you ain't got no alibi, you ugly, you ugly.” The girl then started to chant, “U-G-L-Y you ain't got no alibi you ugly. Hey, hey, you ugly!” The students nearby started to laugh while Hillary and her friends blushed in embarrassment. The girl stopped chanting and said to Mia, “Let’s get out of here before those girls have their freak out moment.”
“But I’m waiting for my brother,” said Mia, “He’s helping me get to my classes.”
“What do you have next?”
“Transfiguration.”
“Awesome, that’s my next class too. And luckily, I know exactly where it is. Come on!” the girl grabbed onto Mia’s arm and they ran down the corridor.
“My name is Sam by the way.”
“I’m Mia.”