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- 6/2013
Kam waited outside with her trunk filled with all her stuff and a bag set right beside which held some stuff she would use on the train back home. Kam was sitting on her trunk and she had a book in hand while biting down on a muggel pencil. It wasn't the usual novels Kam would often be seen reading, it was actually a muggel crossword puzzle. Over the year she had found them fascinating and it always kept her busy when she was waiting on something or someone to happen. Kam took her time figuring out each puzzle, she thought these puzzle not only kept her busy but she learn a lot from them as well. In the muggel world were words matter rather then spells, she was learning every time she solved a puzzle.
The train to go home had still yet to come. All the other students were slowly making their way out. Kam was one of the first few who had already been waiting out in the platform side of the school, were the train stop ti pick up its student. Kam had to admit, she was actually happy to go home for once since attending Drumstrang. She'd be happy to see Lenna again, Lenna would probably feel just the same since Kam had decided last summer she would spent some time with her astray mother in America. It be great to be back in England anyways, she miss the place and scenery of her old little house. Kam was expecting to get reacquainted with the old place she called home.
The train to go home had still yet to come. All the other students were slowly making their way out. Kam was one of the first few who had already been waiting out in the platform side of the school, were the train stop ti pick up its student. Kam had to admit, she was actually happy to go home for once since attending Drumstrang. She'd be happy to see Lenna again, Lenna would probably feel just the same since Kam had decided last summer she would spent some time with her astray mother in America. It be great to be back in England anyways, she miss the place and scenery of her old little house. Kam was expecting to get reacquainted with the old place she called home.