Juniper rolled her eyes again. "With the way he acts, I won't be the only one hitting him this year." She muttered and glanced back over her shoulder at Alex. "I don't know why you didn't just keep your mouth shut, idiot."
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Juniper frowned. "He called me a mudblood before even knowing my name. I think he deserved a punch." She crossed her arms and gave a shrug. "I don't know. I'll be happy if it's not with you two weirdos." She turned her back to the pair, looking back out the window. God these guys were weird.
Juniper offered a small smile at Charles before she stood and moved in front of Alex. "Don't ever call someone that again." She doesn't hesitate, pulling her hand back and slapping him as hard as she could. She nodded once then sat back in her seat. "Yeah, you can sit. I'm Juniper."
Juniper watched the exchange and remained calm as she turned to Charles. "Mudblood, that's some kind of slur right? Like a really bad name to call someone?" She managed to keep her tone calm and even as she spoke to the older, her eyes darting to the younger lad every now and then. A plan clearly forming in her head.
Juniper didn't understand a lot of what was being said but scurried back to her seat and put her headphones back on. So, his name was Alex. At least now she knew what he was called and she wouldn't have to spend the new few hours referring to him as the jerk.
Juniper wasn't stupid. She knew bigotry when she heard it and she knew what it sounded like when someone had been taught it. She forced herself to take a deep breath and made a mental note to give him a break.
Juniper wasn't stupid. She knew bigotry when she heard it and she knew what it sounded like when someone had been taught it. She forced herself to take a deep breath and made a mental note to give him a break.
Juniper was a little surprised by the sudden appearance of the older boy and even more surprised by the glance from him. She tried to focus on the window but couldn't stop her nosey nature. She moved over to the door, trying to listen in on the converstation.
Juniper rolled her eyes. "Sure, whatever you say." She muttered, turning to look out of the window. "I would rather be a muggle than be like you." She hated judgemental people and this guy was one of the most judgemental people she'd ever met. She pulled a small music player from her bag and put her headphones on. "I'm gonna be ignoring you now."
Juniper tilted her head a little at the name. "Whats a muggle? And why are you being such a jerk?" She frowned in annoyance. "You don't even know my name. You don't need to be mean for no reason. You'll end up with no friends acting like that."
Juniper raised an eyebrow at the boy entering the booth she was in. She took the book as a not-so-subtle way of saying don't talk to me. She looked out of the window, grinning. "This is so cool." She muttered. Her cat was curled up on the bench beside her, fast asleep. She couldn't believe she was a witch, couldn't believe she was going somewhere like Hogwarts. It was like some sort of amazing dream.
Juniper noticed the scowl and grinned at the man, giving him an enthusiastic wave. She too was swept up in the flurry of movement and, after managing to say goodbye to her parents, soon found herself on the train. She didn't know a soul at Hogwarts and, as excited as she was, she was as equally nervous. The young girl moved throughout the train and breathed a sigh of relief when she was finally able to locate an empty booth on the train to essentially hide in.
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