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Elphie The Wicked 
"Hi, Anna and Cale and Daphne Hopton!" he said happily, standing a few feet away. Didn't want to intrude too much, they might have been having a private conversation that he wasn't supposed to hear or something. "Mind if I stick with you for a while? No one's really... talkative... at the Slytherin Table..."[/COLOR][/B]
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" No, I was not talking about you, or Cale or Travis" Jason told Anna. " I was talking about two others who were talking to both of you especaily one who does not like boys or is very refined but will only talk to Cale because apparently I asked their name or how their summer was bein g so polite and it had nothing to do with their freinds" Jason told Anna. " When I was new, I talked to everyone that were older than me, so did you and Cale talk to me," Jason told her so very sad thanks to the new girls except Jillian who was nice
to him. " Gryffindor just is not the same" Jason told Anna. " I accept your apology Dahne and hope we can become friends" Jason told her.
Turning her head at the familiar voice, Daphne attempted a smile, even through the confusion and managed to move closer towards Bree without invading her personal bubble to allow Raiden some space. "Well, I'm sure they just need to get used to you," she quipped happily at the younger boy. He always seemed to innocent she couldn't help but try her best at being amicable.
However, she was interrupted by more disgruntled noises and she looked up wide-eyed at Jason. What was he going on about now? Nodding, she agreed partially with what he was saying but wasn't all too sure what triggered such a reaction from him. "Yes, friends," she repeated just as she had done to Jillian, wondering if it was custom at Hogwarts to throw such a term around with such freedom.
Another girl joined them and still in shock and confused at what Jason was going on about, she nodded at the newcomer. Definitely, goblets were easier to talk to. Definitely.