Val was so tired after the train ride she just knew she was the last one to be at her tent with her tentmates but it didn't bother her as much as it should've. She had got off the train with her pet cat; Jericho, peacefully resting in his carrier. She sighed knowing she would make a bad impression but what did she care. She only had one suitcase with her for her clothes and 2 books nothing more nothing less. All her utensils where in her zipper pouch; its a muggle bag carrier thingy.
She stretched a bit before making her way down the path to her tent. A lot of thoughts flooded through her mind. She didn't want a lot of girls as tentmates then it would be all laughs and giggles and what not, but then again she didn't want all boys as tentmates it would be laugh and talking about sports and stupid stuff she didn't care about. If by some miracle Val got a tent for herself she'd be happy as heck, but alas that isn't possible. She was pretty sure she got a list for her tentmates but she lost it.
She still remembered the scolding she got from her mom for loosing it. Her head still pounding from the yelling, she sighed as she continued walking aimlessly looking around for her tent. It had almost been ten minutes now and she for sure knew she had closed her eyes for 2 mins and gotten lost. Val looked around and confirmed she was lost as she couldn't find a single tent.
Val ended up having to turn back around walking all the way down the trail, until she could see the train again. "What rubbish, get your head together Valentin!" Val scolded herself she continued down the path this time focused so she doesn't get lost. She started looking for her tent, going to tent after tent.
Val was getting exhausted. "Alright I'm done, I'm checking this last tent. If its not my tent i guess I'm sleeping in the woods tonight". Val sighed she walked up to the last tent eyebrows furrowed, cause she was annoyed. She opened the curtains of the tent. "Excuse me could you check who your tent mates are i forgot mine and my tent" Her voice coming out more annoyed than it should've. She already knew she was giving a bad impression, coming late, forgetting her tentmates, now sounding rude. Either way she didn't care what impression she gave off, she didn't bother to look at the others in the tent paying them no mind.
