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“Stoll Travis” Professor McGonagall announced with another weary sigh as she eyed the second to last exchange student. Travis looked exactly like Connor, which lead most students to believe hy were twins, it would only be weeks later when the Stolls corrected them and announced Connor was a year and a half younger than Travis. The only real difference between them was that Travis was definitely the more involved in the pranking and was a natural leader, even though Connor usually started their joint sentences. Other than that the two brothers were so similar the only way Piper and Annabeth could tell them apart was their, less than an inch, height difference.
Another, “Gryffindor!” had Travis joining his brother in talking with the Weasley

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