 Very confused baby here. Up for grabs. You have bewitched me body and soul, And I love- I love- I love you
Evie had followed her mother dutifully through the largest train station she had ever seen. Pulling her large trunk behind her and trying not to look around gawking at all the people. Her mother lead her straight through all the platforms, and stopped at a brick wall between the platforms 9 and 10. "Uhhh.. Mom, there's no one here. There's nothing here. Let's find the platform before I miss my train!! " To be honest, Evie still wasn't certain about this whole Hogwarts business, her mother still had been very tight lipped and her father... well he still wasn't speaking and the night before they left for London was packing clothes to move into the flat above the bank that he worked at.
Catelyn, Evie's mother, shuffled behind the brunette and sternly placed her hands on her shoulders. Shoving her quickly through the brick wall. 'WHAT -!!" Evie screamed as she disappeared through the wall and almost passed out once she saw the other side. Gasping for air she spun around slowly as she took it all in. Exactly where there hadn't been was now a train platform and the most gorgeous train she had ever seen sitting...waiting.
Smiling her mother took Evie by the hand and lead her over to the front of the train. "Be good darling, I promise they will take good care of you. Just keep your chin up and write whenever you want. Give your father some time, he will come around. And we will see you at Christmas."The woman hugged Evie tightly and motioned for the steps onto the train.
Bounding up the steps Evie stepped into the first car, finding that some of the compartments had already been taken. She looked around as some friends were talking, taking a deep breath she took the very first compartment on the side away from the platform. She didn't want to see her mother again and chicken out of doing this. Opening the door she smiled as she sat down. She sat her purse beside her and double checked that the money (weird money at that) was still inside. Leaving her door open so that maybe someone would take it as an invitation to join her, she needed to make friends after all. |