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He was fine? Good. Although in Sarah's opinion being fine only meant that your heart was beating and you were breathing and stuff, which he was doing, although heavily.
Sarah nodded. "I would love to help you get it off the train if you would like" the fifteen year old said.
The previous term Sarah would not have taken the headmistresses words to heart, yet she had been working on herself over the summer and was going to try include the headmistress in the people to be judged favourably. plus, the headmistress was an adult which meant they were wiser and Sarah had to respect that. "It would be great if they are, yet I am usd to not having houselves at home and at Hogwarts we can use magic so we can manage without them. Of course I would not mind them being there and stuff." Another smile.
"by the way, have you asked your parents why they named you Forrest? You now sort of suit it, yet Forrest is still unique"
Forrest certainly wasn't expecting the help offer, and he could smile thankfully, now that he was rested a little.
"Thanks," he said, and fanned himself with his hand. It was HOT in here, no? He was slightly annoyed how he was so weak, but he decided to think about it later. For now, he had to focus on Sarah. His mother had said it was rude to think about something else while people talked to him.
He eyed her curiously. He hadn't had any elf before to know how it was with them, but even he missed them greatly. It sucked to clean, do laundry and wash plastic cups. But he wasn't going to argue with her. He knew she was an older
Gryffindor. Gryffindors were not to be argued with.
"Erm..." What was he supposed to say?
"I hope we don't have the turnstiles..." Yeeeeah, that didn't sound confident at all. Hmm.
Confidence and muscles. He was going to have those by the end of the term.