Welcome Feast

[Elle Wright]

Elle, ''I'm great!'' She exclaimed, ''Living with Carrie is so much fun! She makes the best Shepherd's Pie, just like you!'' She added.

[Lucie Wright]

Lucie smiled, ''Good.'' She said, somewhere inside her, she really missed Elle. ''How about, after the feast, you come upto my office and we can catch up on everything?'' She said.

[Elle Wright]

''OK, Sure.'' Elle said. ''Is Carrie going to be here at Hogwarts?'' She asked.

[Lucie Wright]

Lucie sighed, ''I'm not sure, Elle, she might pop in for a visit but not perminatly.'' She said. Lucie knew that Carrie and Elle were obviously close, she wanted them to be, but felt like Elle was drifting away.

[Elle Wright]

''OK, then.'' Elle walked over to her table and sat down with her elbow on the table and her hand resting on her cheek.

[Lucie Wright]

Lucie looked at Elle and sighed, she was dissapointed. In the years before, Elle always used to hug Lucie before the Welcome Feast. But this year, it had changed.

[graham]

Larua refilled her goblet with some more water. She was awfully tired with running her campaign. There were even some doubts whether she would be able to handle both teaching and running her campaign. But, she wasn't scared of any challenges. "So, how's everyone's summer," she asked the Head table to anyone that would answer.

[Wesley St. Clare]

Wesley looked at the woman who had spoken. She looked vaguely familiar, like he'd seen her picture somewhere. He gave her a polite smile. "It was all right, I suppose. Have we met somewhere? You look very familiar."

[graham]

"Well, I am the History of Magic professor," she said to him. "Though I hardly get out, so I don't actually expect people to know me." Laura thought for a bit and tried to wonder where he could possibly have known her. Then, she remembered. "Oh, and I'm also running for Minister of Magic. You might have saw my pictures in the Daily Prophet the other day."

[Wesley St. Clare]

"Ah, so that's where I've seen you," Wesley replied, smiling. "You were in the Daily Prophet. You're actually running against a friend of mine, Vincent Corrigan."