<strong>Leah Schaeffer</strong><br/><br/>Leah sat down to the right of the two boys, Jack and Ethan and grabbed a roll, ripping off little pieces to eat one at a time. She stayed relatively quiet, listening to the others speak, though her expression grew a little bored during all the quidditch talk. At the note that Megan seemed to be creating an all girls' team Leah returned her attention, interested. She herself had little use for sports, though her Father was an avid baseball fan, and Leah, who loved spending time with him would go with and became a fan herself. Aside from that though, the only other sports that interested her were women's soccer, and during the olympics, women's hockey. Quidditch was, well, somewhat interesting, but still, she preferred using her brain than flying around on a broom.<br/><br/>"Don't worry boys, I won't be joining the team," she said in a somewhat quiet voice, feeling a little uncomfortable and overwhelmed around all the new people.<br/>After a few more minutes of listening to conversation, Leah had her attention drawn back when Lily spoke to her again with a barrage of questions, "Oh, yeah, I'm from New York City. Uhm, well I came here partly to get away from my brother, and because well, I wanted a change and I liked the history and all." She smiled a little and her eyes flashed over to the boys for just a moment before she looked back at Lily and her smile widened, "Plus you know, who can resist the accents?"<br/><br/>She popped another piece of the roll into her mouth and chewed a moment, then continued, "Yeah I know a little about Quidditch. I'm not that into it though, I'm just not very good at sports... everyone says I throw like a girl."