You again.

[Bea Daniels]

Bea decided to take a walk today, the common room was getting too crowded. Bea liked meeting new people but lots of them cramped together in one room wasn't good at all. It reminded her of a meeting she went to before she came to Hogwarts where she met some other students.

Bea was quite happy with the friends she had met so far, there had been some nice people sorted into hufflepuff. But of course there were always the bad eggs who hated their house, even if it did suite their personality. Bea didn't mind being friends with other houses, the other houses were but a name. But she didn't really like to mingle with Slytherins as she didn't like them at all, half of her family were in Slytherin and not the good half either.

Bea went into a daydream and skipped down the corridor, the sun was shining through the glass windows and the day was young.

 

[Lily Cliffeton]

Lily Cliffeton walked hurriedly up the stairs, she wasn't sure why she was hurrying, but she was. Lily was unsure of where to go however. So she was really hurrying to nowhere. Lily however didn't slow down. She kept hurrying. Her sandels made the noise of her hurrying, like accompaiment music in a dance. Lily kept hurrying, until she walked straight into someone, who had been skipping down the corridor. Lily didn't fall. She took a few steps back from the person.

"Watch where you are going." Lily said angrily. Not bothering to even be a little nice to this person. She then noticed, that the girl was Bea, who she'd met before school. Lily did know this girl was a Hufflepuff. Because of this, Lily took a step away from her. She tried her hardest to fake a smile at this girl but since they'd just bumped into each other, literally, Lily just couldn't. She was glad that in the end she hadn't trusted this girl with her name.

"Bea?" Lily said in a tone of surprise that almost sounded like, she couldn't believe Lily knew her, let only had just bumped into. Lily looked around them. She couldn't be caught with this Hufflepuff. No matter the friendship they'd had before.