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Fifth floor common room [evening]
Rilla had noticed plenty of new faces and in an effort to make the ones on her floor feel particularly at home, had gone to J,GOB and picked up some cupcakes to go with the tea she was brewing. (Rilla was also learning the extent of her baking prowess and icing wasn't among her talents yet.)
She'd ignored the television, but had found the only radio station around that played music she found particularly interesting to listen to, so if you were wandering past the fifth floor common room, you'd hear the kettle shrieking and the sound of jazz playing.
Rilla was ahead of her time on music--just a few decades behind the rest of the school.
She'd ignored the television, but had found the only radio station around that played music she found particularly interesting to listen to, so if you were wandering past the fifth floor common room, you'd hear the kettle shrieking and the sound of jazz playing.
Rilla was ahead of her time on music--just a few decades behind the rest of the school.

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He really hadn't expected to hear the sound of jazz and a kettle when he hit the fifth floor, so he had to check it out. "I didn't even know the common rooms had radios," Dave said, partially to himself and partially to whomever might be listening. So many things he didn't know still.
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Really, it was a standard greeting.
"I'm Ariel; who might you be?"
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He was being sarcastic. Because really, lockers that ate people? Hilarious.
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No need to use your locker when your whole room was a storage space.
"I don't know who you've been talking to, either, but I'm pretty sure the fifth floor's the best one. I mean, we have me, and Rilla, and cupcakes, and great music. Did they have all that downstairs?"
She would hold off mentioning her Cheetos stash on the fourth floor. She didn't want to up their credibility for the best.
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"Welcome cupcakes?" she guessed, eying them curiously...and hungrily. "I don't suppose they're just general cupcakes for people who love cupcakes, are they?"
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"Hi," he greeted on his way in. "Making something interesting?"
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His face changed back to a pleasant smile.
"I'm Freddie, by the way."
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