There were people all around, saying goodbye, searching frantically through their things. Gabi rolled her eyes as one younger student stopped right in front of her because he had dropped his owl. Idiot.She had no one to say goodbye to, no one to wish her farewell. So Gabi wasn't hesitant to boarding the train once her things were secured in the
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Unfortunately, all the other compartments already had occupants, and if she had to hear another "Hey! Ginny!" to her from the other end of the train she might have to scream. Blodwyn came into Gabi's compartment and offered a smile. "'Morning. Mind if I sit?"
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It was much better than some snobby Gryffindor or loud-mouthed Hufflepuff. Gabi set her magazine down beside her and crossed her legs. Her friend looked slightly annoyed, but Gabi could sympathize.
"It's pathetic, isn't it? Like some ritual, to run around making themselves look like fools. Every year, it's the same thing...."
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She watched as one, and moments later the other, ducked into a compartment. If it was at all possible, she'd rather share with girls from her own house.
"Hate to be a bother," she said stopping outside of their compartment, "but woud you mind if I join you?"
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She picked up her magazine for a moment and tried to find where she'd left off. But it seemed to be a fruitless search. "So Emiko, how was your summer? Glad to be going back to school?"
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She was about to rifle through it and find something to do until she was adressed by Gabriella. She looked up with a bit of a shrug.
"It was fine, I guess. Blew by quicker than I could count the days, though."
She decided not to mention how dismayed she actually was about not going to France with her parents and being stuck at Hogwarts again when she replied thoughtfully, "it's always a little refreshing at the start of a new year. Future prospects and all. How about you? Anything interesting occur over break?"
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