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"I understand. Too much of Hogwarts gets overwhelming. I’d love to get away and to get away from people looking at me with those sad eyes. It’s getting annoying,” Amelia said glaring at two girls starring at her. “Go stare at someone else!” she snapped. Of course she heard the vulgar language they called her but she just laughed.

“Hogwarts is all drama after your third year. Get used to it because it isn’t going to change” she said. It was sad how true it was. It didn’t help when drama threw the first pouch she threw the last. It was how she was, though it got her into a lot of trouble."Why not? There is nothing here to do," she added.

Alice giggled when Amelia snapped at those two girls sitting near them. It was obvious that she needed a break, a lot more than Alice it seemed. And although she didn't like the idea of Hogwarts being all drama, she knew that was true. And as she became older, that became increasingly so. From crushes, to secret dating, to gossiping about someone behind their back. It was too childish and frankly a bit too much for her.

When Amelia accepted her idea, a grin appeared on her face. At least this should be fun for a change. Exactly my point. Just make sure you bring your scarf and your coat as well. And just follow me, I don't think it will take us that long to get there" she said as she picked up her books and put them back on the shelve. In a few minutes, she was leaving the library and Amelia was following her lead.

Amelia shoved all of her books into her bag and grabbed her stuff. Going outside sounded nice to her. She hated being stuff into Hogwarts all the time. She could go out by herself but that is awkward. Everything is awkward these days.

“I’m coming!” she called. She was glad she always stuff her scarf, hat and cloves into her massager bag she carried around. She carried everything in her bag. Gloves, hats, scarfs, potions, makeup, pocket watch, female things, textbooks even a stray animal, once in a while. She didn’t know why she carried so much but she did. She’d rather be safe than sorry.