After class, Y/N bumped into Harry Potter in the corridor. She had heard a lot about him, the famous Boy Who Lived. But when she met him, she was taken aback by his attitude. He seemed aloof, almost arrogant, as if he believed the stories about him made him superior.

Y/N didn't like that. She believed in humility and kindness, values that Harry didn't seem to share. She decided then and there that she didn't like Harry Potter, despite his fame and his story.

As she was walking away from Harry, she ran into Draco Malfoy. He was still smirking, still acting superior. He and Harry started shouting insults at each other, their voices echoing in the corridor.

Y/N watched them for a moment, then shook her head. She wasn't going to get involved in their petty squabble. She had better things to do, like learning magic and making real friends.

With that thought in mind, she turned and walked away, heading to the Great Hall for lunch. She was looking forward to a meal and a break from the drama.As Y/N entered the Great Hall, she spotted Daphne sitting at the Slytherin table. Daphne was surrounded by a group of girls, all chatting and laughing. But when she saw Y/N, she waved her over.

Y/N made her way to the table, taking the seat next to Daphne. "How was your first class?" Daphne asked, passing Y/N a plate of sandwiches.

Y/N shrugged, trying to play it cool. "It was alright," she said, "I answered all the questions correctly."

Daphne's eyes widened. "Really? That's amazing, Y/N!" she exclaimed, her voice full of genuine excitement. Y/N couldn't help but smile at Daphne's enthusiasm. It was nice to have a friend who was supportive and kind.

As they ate their lunch, Y/N found herself relaxing. Despite the drama with Harry and Draco, she was enjoying her first day at Hogwarts. She was learning magic, she was making friends, and she was proving that she belonged here. And that was all that mattered.