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er face showed calm and collected, but on the inside, Evie was a jumbled mess. Her heart began racing, her skin began to tingle, and the hair on the back of her neck stood on end. There was a boy, one whom Evie recognized, that had chosen to sit with her and begin a conversation. In all honesty, Evie could not remember the boy's last name though no one could forget a unique first name such as his. He greeted her, even paid her a compliment. A small smile tugged at the corner of her glossy lips and a small chuckle escaped. A joke had been made about his being made Head Boy and her still being a Prefect. She sighed and shifted slightly in her seat, so that she was now facing Alistair.[break][break]

"Hello Alistair. I agree that it would seem a little too ruthless to have two Slytherins gathering all of the young people," she began, her eyes resting upon Alistair's striking features. His jaw line was well defined, his long blond locks sat nicely upon his head, his hair was as pale as porcelain, and his robes seemed to be in pristine condition. She cleared her throat and continued on, "But I see no qualms in them choosing to put two different houses to make the school appear more 'diverse'." She snorted, throwing her fingers up in the air, putting the word diverse into air quotations. [break][break]

"Really though, diversity. The only people who need to be diverse in this world are those who's blood does not reflect purity." She finished, her features twisting and turning into a sneer. Evie was usually a kind person, one who was opposite of most pureblood families, though she has always been proud to have pure blood. It was drilled into her at such a young age that she should treat those with respect, to not judge anyone because we all bleed the same color. However, after Evie's mother had passed away, Evie's father (Death Eater Nathaniel) put it into her mind that only the purest of bloods would be the last ones to rule the world. Soon, the purity of wizards would become status quo and all would be well in the world again. At such a young age, Evie didn't know any better, and would simply sit and nod her head taking in all of the information and hatred her father tried to instill in her. [break][break]

Evie sighed and looked around the hall. There were a few students that she remembered, though she truly had no friends. No real friends. There were her usual girls that she hung around with at school. But none of them would make any effort to keep in touch over the summer months. There was one girl, however, that Evie quite enjoyed the company of. Olivia Wood was one whom Evie really got along with. No on in the Slytherin house could know about her little escapades with Olivia or fraternizing with anyone who wasn't in her house. A smile played across Evie's lips as she looked Al up and down.[break][break]

"How was your summer? Find any women to spoil and then leave before the school year?" Her comments weren't meant to be nasty, but Alistair seemed to have a reputation for spoiling his girlfriends and somehow, they were no longer around. It seemed as though he didn't have a girlfriend for very long. Evie wondered why that was. Were there simply no women out there who could keep up with his charisma and charm? Was there no one out there brave enough to put him in his place if he over stepped? Evie wondered all of these things and began to chuckle to herself. She knew that she was all of those things. She was not afraid to open her mouth and speak out whatever was on her mind.