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thestoryneverends · 04-26-2013, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by lazykitty

So, here she was back at King's Cross. After spending the whole month of August basically not visiting any of her favorite places in Muggle London thanks to her aunt who thought it be a good idea for her to stay where wizards could keep an eye on her. Pregnancy was giving that woman nuttier and nuttier ideas. But of course, she didn't want to be THAT person. You know, the one that made the preggo lady's mood even worse. So, she'd begrudgingly stayed mostly in Diagon Alley the entire time she'd been in town. Which meant that Sky felt a mixture of sadness and happiness at the thought of going back to Hogwarts.

Anyway, after saying bye to her aunt, she started making her way to the wall to the platform, pulling her extra large trunk behind her, when she ran into a little girl who seemed lost. And cue eye roll. Surely someone had told her how to get to the platform, right? Which meant that the silly girl had either forgotten or not believed. Sigh. Wasn't setting these kids straight the job of the prefects? Yet, not a one was in view. "The wall is up that way," she spoke up drily, nodding it's direction. "You walk right through it." There. Fixed that little problem.

Woah person talking to her. At first she didn't notice, she was too busy figuring out what to yell at Nate whenever she saw him next. As she caught sight of what the woman said, Tanner frowned. She knew that. SHe knew that all along. Okay, so maybe that statement came with an awkward laugh and some neck scratching (i.e false statement) but it's the thought that counts. Hehe.

The helper also seemed a little ticked off at the blond, and though she couldn't figure out why, she decided not to ask. More conversation wouldn't do anything but make the situation harder. So, with a small push of her cart to force it into motion, she was off.

"Thanks." It was only a whisper as she passed the helper, but she really didn't want to yell or anything, and her blush was too big for face to face conversation right now.

Reaching what she assumed was the right way of the platform, Tanner took about eight steps back, digging her sneakers into the cement a couple of times to get a good pull on her cart. Okay. Now just run at the platform full speed. It'd just a brick wall. Nothing major. And you should go through. You're a wizard. Awesome peptalk, she thought, placing her hands into a better position on the cart.

She started at a jog, picking up to a run as she got closer. Before she hit the wall she let out a small yell. She had no idea if she was going to hit the wall and fall or actually make it. Luckily it was the second

04-26-2013, 08:28 PM	#35 (permalink)
thestoryneverends Dugbog Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: 1953 Posts: 103 Hogwarts RPG Name: Tatiana (Tanner) Donne First Year	Quote: Originally Posted by lazykitty So, here she was back at King's Cross. After spending the whole month of August basically not visiting any of her favorite places in Muggle London thanks to her aunt who thought it be a good idea for her to stay where wizards could keep an eye on her. Pregnancy was giving that woman nuttier and nuttier ideas. But of course, she didn't want to be THAT person. You know, the one that made the preggo lady's mood even worse. So, she'd begrudgingly stayed mostly in Diagon Alley the entire time she'd been in town. Which meant that Sky felt a mixture of sadness and happiness at the thought of going back to Hogwarts. Anyway, after saying bye to her aunt, she started making her way to the wall to the platform, pulling her extra large trunk behind her, when she ran into a little girl who seemed lost. And cue eye roll. Surely someone had told her how to get to the platform, right? Which meant that the silly girl had either forgotten or not believed. Sigh. Wasn't setting these kids straight the job of the prefects? Yet, not a one was in view. "The wall is up that way," she spoke up drily, nodding it's direction. "You walk right through it." There. Fixed that little problem. Woah person talking to her. At first she didn't notice, she was too busy figuring out what to yell at Nate whenever she saw him next. As she caught sight of what the woman said, Tanner frowned. She knew that. SHe knew that all along. Okay, so maybe that statement came with an awkward laugh and some neck scratching (i.e false statement) but it's the thought that counts. Hehe. The helper also seemed a little ticked off at the blond, and though she couldn't figure out why, she decided not to ask. More conversation wouldn't do anything but make the situation harder. So, with a small push of her cart to force it into motion, she was off. "Thanks." It was only a whisper as she passed the helper, but she really didn't want to yell or anything, and her blush was too big for face to face conversation right now. Reaching what she assumed was the right way of the platform, Tanner took about eight steps back, digging her sneakers into the cement a couple of times to get a good pull on her cart. Okay. Now just run at the platform full speed. It'd just a brick wall. Nothing major. And you should go through. You're a wizard. Awesome peptalk, she thought, placing her hands into a better position on the cart. She started at a jog, picking up to a run as she got closer. Before she hit the wall she let out a small yell. She had no idea if she was going to hit the wall and fall or actually make it. Luckily it was the second