Train Compartment Number Three

"Oh, me too," Serenity said, smiling. "I miss them."

"Rach, Kelsi's a Muggle-born. You and I both know it's too risky for her to come here." Libby nudged Gertrud in the arm. "That's why Gertrud's here--not Kelsi. But Gertrud."

"Wooow, I wonder why you nudged her."

"Wait, what?" Serenity said, staring at Gertrud in confusion, and looking at the others. "I don't get it."

Kelsi forced herself to look outside of the window. She tried not to show her emotions in her face, but inside she was annoyed and feeling suddenly so much more depressed. She hadn't thought much, but where was Robin this moment?
"There's nothing to get, I'm Gertrud."

"Hmm..." Rachel sat back and side. "I wonder where Nick is. I saw his little sister on the train earlier, but I guess he decided to come this year."

"Okay, then." Serenity started whistling.

"Didn't I tell you?" Libby asked Rachel.

"Isn't Nick a mu---muggle born? Meh. No one can come this year."

"Guys, if you're going to talk about muggle-borns," she hissed, leaning in, "Wait until we're in the carriages. I bet this place- uhh... is infested with bugs,"

"It's so stupid..." Olivia looked off to the side.

"You shouldn't talk to my sister then... she agrees with this whole movement..." she muttered.

"Rachel, beat up your sister for me. You guys, didn't I tell you that Nick and Robin... they got taken away? And that's why they aren't here?"

"She'd do well in Slytherin, from what I've heard."

"KARIN?! THE BITCH THAT STOLE MY SISTER'S BOYFRIEND?!" Serenity screamed, furious.

"SSSHH! Be quiet!" shushed Rachel, glaring. "That's still a sensitive subject. Don't mention it!"

"He's a player anyway."

"She... is..." Amanda sighed, and held her face in her hands.

"Yeah, a sensitive subject for MY sister, not yours! Yours was the one acting like a little whore.." Serenity mumbled. "Selia's still screwed up about that. Self-esteem issues."

"Grade below us sounds like a bad Soap Opera, or the hands of five bored authors who had crushes."

"That little bastard...." Kelsi mumbled, then realized what she said. She had been referring to how he treated her brother, but realized that he wasn't her brother anymore. "For ditching your sister for Rachel's sister!" she said, quickly fixing up the problem.

"I couldn't agree more, truthfully. I hate Antonio-that's his name- personally. He's always been rather strange though."

"He's a freaking weirdo. I hate him. He's ugly, too. Ugly." Serenity muttered.

"He is? That's too bad."

"I know! Caught him picking his nose in the common room once."