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pgspickles 
It was cupcake time. 4 o'clock. Right on the dot. Nothing could stand in Klaudette's way to get her cupcake. No evil monster, no swamp on the floor, no pixies that would carry her away. She was determined as any eleven year old could be.
As she walked in she noticed it wasn't packed which was usual for this time of day and perfect cause then there would be cupcakes galore. She walked to the closest table and began to walk down looking for the perfect one. And there she spotted a plate full of them. They were yellow with black sprinkles and the one right in the middle was a smiley face one. That was the one she wanted.
"Excuse me" she said to two girls sitting the table talking as the cupcakes were right behind them. She climbed under their feet and the table to the other side and when she was there she turned around and took the cupcake she had been dreaming about.
"Thanks" she said nonchalantly after she had taken a bite.
Teegan watched the young girl carefully, wondering why exactly she had to crawl under the table to get to the yellow and black frosted cupcakes when she could've just simply asked Teegan for one, she would've been delighted to give her the cupcake...providing that she then went away.
"No problem." She told her before turning back to take a bite of her bacon.
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grangerfan8 Sipping her drink, she listened to Teegan, hopping for a bit more information but satisfied with what information she did get. And it seemed that whateve the reasons behind her being at Hogwarts was not a good one, Arya wouldn't bring that subject back up. "Well, I'm glad your here Teegan. You'll love it. Are there any classes that your looking forward to?"
Teegan nodded her head and made a mental note to figure out where the kitchens were so she didn't have to make an appearance in the Great Hall and get bombarded with questions and first years...like now.
"I'm looking forward to them all." She told her, it was the truth, she didn't quite have a favorite class or anything. She enjoyed school, but she didn't have a favorite class.