Avery bounced into the Hogshead. She wanted to get away from Hogwarts for the day so this is where she went. She ordered a butterbear and took a seat on a table by herself! She was the only one who was in the Hogs Head for now...and sort of liked it that way. The silence was nice...or rarely got that at Hogwarts...unless you casted a spell. All thought...Avery COULD do with some one to talk to!

Bradin walked into the Hogs Head. What a weird name. The place looked kinda weird anyway. He oredered a butterbeer. He turned around and saw a girl sat by herself. Perfect timing. Time to interact and make somemore friends. "Hey. Mind if I sit" he said with a smile as he approached the girl.

Avery blushed as a boy came over to sit with her. She did that alot when boys were around...she always blushed...betraying herself. "S....s....sure" Avery stuttered out. Great now she made a fool of herself too. The boy was probally going to run in the other direction now. She was such a loser. "I'm Avery...Avery Donner." Well at least she was able to get that out in one fluid setence.

Bradin smiled and sat down. The stutter just meant......o who was he kidding........he didn't know what the stutter meant. "Nice to meet you Avery. I'm Bradin Westerly" he replied politely. She seemed sweet. "So this is what Hogsmeade has to offer" he said scanning the Hogs Head. He still thought that was a weird name. And rather scary too. He suddenly shuddered as a chill was sent down his spine. He hated it when that happened in places like this.

Well at least Bradin didn't run from her and her foolishness. "Well this is just a pub off the beaten track. Hogsmede as alot more to offer than just this place." Avery wondered if this was his first time to Hogsmede. "I just chose to come here because it's much more quiet than other places. I like the quiet...sometimes at least." There Avery thought, she said multiple sentences without stuttering once. She was getting better at talking with boys.

Bradin scanned the pub again. "Good. So now I just need to get the hang of Hogsmeade. It can't be thaat hard to find your way round" he replied kind of quietly. He noticed Avery wasn't stuttering like she did the first time she said something to him. "So what year are you in?" he asked curiously.

"I'm a second year...but I'm 13...I started a year later than I was suppose to. My dad didn't want me to go to Hogwarts." Oops there she went again. Babbling like she drank some bubbling juice rather than a butter beer. "I have a habit of saying too much...." Avery was being honest...she really did have a habit of blurting things out that weren't really needed.

Kate crossed the Pub's door with hesitation. " This place looks odd...are student's allowed here?..if not, apparently there's no professor to kick me out so.."
She sat on a stool in front of the bar and ordered a butterbeer. Looking around she saw a Huffy and a Slytherin.
"Hi, I'm Kate. Did u know this place? Is it crowdy or peaceful?" She asked them.

Teegan lived near a wizarding town back in Greece, but it was even smaller than Hogsmeade. And when she heard of students speaking of Hogsmeade she couldn't wait for the time to come that she could get out there and venture around the shops and pubs.

She pushed open the door to the Hog's Head and found that it was rather small for a pub, but nonetheless she wanted to experience every aspect of Hogsmeade while she was there...whether or not she had friends there with her to do so.

She smiled as she spotted Avery talking at another student at a table, she bit her lip wondering how rude it would be if she asked them if she could sit with them for a while...she shook her head and took the chance as she continued to walk towards Avery.

"Hey Avery." Teegan smiled warmly at her. "Do you mind if I join you and your friend?" she asked her motioning to the other student.

Avery smiled as two more girls walked into the Hogs Head. One was Teegan...a girl Avery had just met early this very same day. "Hey Teegan, sure come sit with us." Avery motioned to the seat that was next to her and open. "You can sit with us as well...if you'd like to" Avery told the other girl who had walked in. Some one Avery didn't recognize, but no one should have sit alone.

Savannah heard of this place before, not very pleasant. But where else was she suppose to go to? And she don't know anyone here, she doesn't want to look like an idiote either.

"Hey, thank you!" Kate said, and sat next to the girl named Teegan.
She took a sip of her butterbeer and looked to it...What do I have to say? I don't know them...but I want to make some new friends...maybe they like Quidditch...yes, that's it..."Errr...do you like Quidditch? I'm the new reserve keeper of Gryffindor's Team...I'm really exited"

Ok, I sound like a total jerck..great Kate! Great start!

"Umm...well I like to watch qudditch, but I wouldn't want to play" Avery told the truth in that matter. "I'm Avery Donner, and who might you be?" Avery added to the girl who sat down, but had failed to introduce herself. "Congrats on making the team...or the reserve team at least!" Avery thought that would cheer the girl up.

Nymphy was walking by the Hogs Head when he saw Avery. He went inside to get her. "Avery, whats up?" he asked, going to sit next to her. He was going to take her to the Three Broomsticks simply because this place gave him the creeps......but decided to stay and see her.

"How you been?" he asked her.

Avery smiled as Nymphy walked into the pub as well. She was pretty happy that she was getting to see all these people. "Hey Nymphy! Come sit with us!" Avery smiled at him and motioned for an empty seat next to the younger Gryffindor that had just come to join them as well.

"Hey everybody!" Nymphy said with a smile. "I'm Nymphy. How are you?" he asked the table of complete strangers.

"Thanks Avery. I´m Katherine Pots. First year..." Kate felt the need to introduce herself, despite she had already done that.

"hi Nymphy. I´m Kate. I´m fine, and u?" She said to the boy that just entered the pub.

Jay walked into the hogs head, he quickly walked to the bar and ordered a butterbeer, then he went and sat down.

"Well Hello Kate! welcome to the party." Avery giggled. What they were doing was really a party, but since more and more people were joining them it kind of felt that way. "This is Teegan, and Bradin...and Nymphy aleady introduced himself." Avery turned back toward Bradin to see if he was okay with all these people joinin them. Afterall it did start off as just the two of them. Avery wondered if he wanted it to be that way.

Bradin looked from person to person. "Hi peoples. Just to clear it up, I'm Bradin" he said politely and loud enough so that they could all hear him say his name. Wow Avery knew a lot of people. Well aside from the people who had just introduced themselves anyway.

Teegan gave a kind smile and sat in the empty spot beside Avery. She bit her lip, wondering if this place had butterbeer or not. "I'll be right back." She told Avery as she got up and went to the counter to order a butterbeer.

Teegan returned to the table with her drink in hand. She gave Bradin a smile, "I'm Teegan." She introduced to him.

Avery small table talk turned into a huge ordeal. She kind of liked it that way, a few minuets ago all she wanted as silence and now that they were all here so couldn't imagin it any other way. "So what is the first quidditch match?" Avery asked everyone as a general conversation piece. Every one liked to talk about quidditch didn't they. "I'd say go Huffies...but we a few other houses with us here" Avery giggled and winked at Bradin and Kate, knowning they were not Hufflepuffs

Bradin smiled at the girl. Teegan was a nice name. And it suited her. "Nice to meet you Teegan" he replied returning her smile.

Then he looked at Avery. "You can say what you want. I'd prefer being in a different house anyway" he replied. Uh-oh. "Did I just say that out loud?" he added. Oops. Note to self, never ever say that again.

EW. Quidditch. Teegan immediately tuned out the conversation that was about to start. She couldn't see why Quidditch was so fantastic. She really disliked the sport and would rather take care of flobberworms then watch or talk about a Quidditch match.

"Thanks, nice to meet you too." She responded back, then she tuned out the conversation of Quidditch once more. She looked down at her drink and made sure that there wasn't anything floating in it, you couldn't trust anything by the way the place looked.