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Sunrise looked down at her side and groaned. She had left her book-bag outside under that bloody tree! She would have to go back, her entire life was in that thing! She quickly ran put to the tree where the grass was still wet from her tears. She looked up from checking that none of her things had been stolen, she saw several people against another tree. she swallowed, knowing that not a lot of people spoke to her at school. Well, that wasn't completely true, Slytherins liked to push her around because she was smaller, and call her mudblood, relishing in the fact that she wasn't brave enough to do anything about it.

"Nice to see you too, dearest flower and subject of my love." James said to Lily, grinning. Then looking at Ronnie, he replied, "Ah, but who else? Trials are Saturday, but if you could come to the training field Friday afternoon after classes, we could do a little pre-test to see if you've worsened over the summer." He laughed, standing up. "And since I know you haven't, I'll be glad to have you helping me pick the rest of team, eh Ronnie?"

Sunrise looked up again, her hair falling all over her face, slightly surprised that the redhead was talking to her. she could feel her face turning bright red just because she wasn't used to conversation.
"Fine," she said quietly, hoping the fact that she had just been crying wasn't too obvious, "I guess." She turned her attention back to her bag, and discreetly wiped a stray tear away, making it look like she was itching her face.
"I should go, time for breakfast," she said quietly again. It was almost as if she didn't use her voice enough for it to be developed properly. Something surprising happened though, she didn't move. she just stood there, looking at the pretty girl in front of her, envying her beauty and desireability.

Sunrise stared at Lily for a few moments, then nodded silently. She looked down, trying not to be rude.
"I should-...I should go," she said quietly. "I'll tell Emily you said hello." With that, she walked past Lily hurriedly, dreading the fact that she would have to pass James and that Ronnie girl to get to the castle. It wasn't as if she didn't like them, but she just knew that they wouldn't talk to her. And even if she was used to it, it still stung.

A hopeful smile leapt to James's face as Lily walked up. "Hi there, Evans." He said cheerfully. "Have a nice summer?"

James put on a mournful expression. "The same as usual- Awful, perfectly awful. What else could it be, with you not there?"

"Then you had better get used to a life of lonely misery because I'm not going to be with you anywhere but the dreadful classes you insist on sitting by me in." Lily remained calmed as she waited impatiently for Ronnie. "It's nice to hear you laugh Sun, I don't think I've heard that before." She now smiled at her friend.