Jeremy had decided to dress up a bit for the ceremony after attending last year's and seeing how the guests dressed up. He didn't want to stick out like a sore thumb. As he made his way to a seat, Jeremy looked towards all of the graduates. There were quite a few of them this year, but the two who stood out to him were the Head Boy and Girl, both of his house. Jeremy couldn't wait to hear their speeches because he knew how well spoken both students were from hearing them around the common room, the prefect's lounge and hearing Kamaria during practices. It was a shame that he hadn't gotten to know her better, though he doubted that would happen now.
As expected the speeches were terrific and Jeremy clapped loudly along with the rest of the spectators as each speech concluded. When the time came for the names to be called, Jeremy's blue eyes began to wander. He didn't know many of the 7th years (he had trouble enough getting to know his classmates). Looking around, Jeremy saw some rather surprising faces in the audience. There were some other prefects, of course, some younger students who'd he'd seen in the halls and assumed to be siblings of graduates, and there were several alumni in the group.
I knew they were dating...gooo Justin Jeremy thought to himself, a bit of a smirk on his face when he spotted former Head Girl, Dannii Merrythought. He'd seen her and Justin around back when she'd been in school and he'd always wondered if they were dating. Another surprising face in the audience was that of Ariah Rowan. Jeremy couldn't see her stomach, but she certainly didn't look pregnant like the
Rumor Has It said. He shook his head. He should have known better. That magazine was a load of bunk and Ariah was a nice girl even if she wanted to be with someone like Leviathan. As he made his way across the stage, Jeremy wondered what he would do once he left the school. Shrugging his shoulders slightly, Jeremy watched the rest of the ceremony, clapping his hands when the time called for it.
Jeremy couldn't wait to be waiting in anticipation for his name to be called. Crossing that stage to receive his diploma with his dad and mom watching would be the coolest.