It took her 10 minutes to wiggle out from her space between Cela and Kayla. That compartment was packed to the gills, but she was hungry. She didn't eat at the closing feast. She practically ran over to the food trolley. She needed food before she got cranky and nasty.

When Ella reached the food trolly, she saw Paris who seemed almost going to hit the trolly. "Hey Paris," she called out, with a bright smile on her face. After Jack she got another person to talk and ease her mind during the journey. "Where have you been? someone is in great hunger, eh?" her eyes twinkled as usual.

Paris looked up as her name was called. She smiled as she saw Ella approaching. "Hey Ella," She waved at her best friend. "Oh I've been in that cramped compartment with half of Ravenclaw in there and a lion and a puff," She giggled. "Yeah I didn't eat at the closing feast because my dad is making a giant dinner for us but I need something to tide me over you know." She said picking up some sugar quills and ice mice and paying the lunch lady. "Where have you been?" She asked turning to her friend.

Kevin made his way to the food trolley he needed to eat junk food before meeting his aunt off of the train and basically he wanted to know what sort of summer he was in for

Hayden walked up to the food trolley and rubbed her grumbling stomache. She luaghed internally which put a smirk on her face."Can I get four chocolate frog cards please?"

Ella laughed, "I guess mine was better. I've been the Jack alone..for the entire time.." she giggled back, "But this stupid stomach is ruinid our fun..so i took a break..and now i'm here," she laughed and turning her head to choose a suitable food for her current mood. " Hey, you're taking too much of sugar, better you watch out your mood," she was teasing Paris as she watched her picked up sugar quills and ice mice.

Paris grew quiet as Ella talked about Jack. "Oh no, this is your last term," She said softly. She looked up at Ella her eyes filling with tears. "I'm going to miss you so much," she squeaked. Ella was her only real friend that had stuck by her the entire year. She stuffed her candy into her pocket and threw her arms around Ella tightly. She didn't know if she could survive Hogwarts without Ella in her corner.

There was marginally more air out here, so Cope planted himself at the end of the trolley line. Leaning back against the wall, he crossed his arms and closed his eyes. Ah, for the moment, it was quiet. Would it last?

Ella was not expected that. Paris was in tears all of a sudden and said she was going to miss her. Oh..this's going tobe a tough time. Ella hugged her friend back, gently rubbing over her back soothingly, "Oh..Yes. I've been thinking of this all through this week, and I'm going to miss you too.." she said, felt her own eyes were welled up with tears. "But I know you'll do well even without me," she echoed her positive thoughts. She knew how Paris was independent and self-confident.


When Ella was about to release her hands from hugging Paris, she felt her hand brushed against something..nah..someone's skin, she realized. "Oops, sorry about that.." she turned back and apologized to the boy who was standing behind her.

Cedric walk towards to the food trolley.."Can I get 10 chocolate frogs..?"Cedric said to the seller..who we're quite busy with the other students buying the same thing..

Miranda hopped over to the food trolley, though there were alot of students there already, she waited patiently. Or as patienly that a twelve year-old could.

Ugh, she was sad. But Miranda didn't want to think about it, that's why she was here, on her way to buy lots and lots of chocolate to stuff her face. Another year has gone, and she'd have to wait along time to see her friends again. And Cale was graduating. No more no-sideburns-curly Cale. Huh.

Ever since he saved her camera, she's been acting all weird. Snort.

She looked over at Copernicus as he practically ran out of the compartment. She couldn't stand the Cela lovefest either and had to leave. But of course he was president of the fan club, so why did he leave? She tugged on his sleeve gently. "You alright?" She asked him softly.


She let Ella rub her back just like her dad did when she was upset about something or just feeling blue. It felt reassuring and warm, and it did make Paris stop crying. "It won't be the same without you." She whispered. This was hard she didn't expect to have to say goodbye to Ella so soon. "You have to come see me this summer and you have to write me all the time." she instructed her.

Cope opened his eyes and gave the girl a crooked smile. "No harm done, right? Are you in line here?"

"Shouldn't I be asking you that?" He found it sort of touching that she was asking him if he was alright while drying her own eyes. "But I'm fine. NO worries. I appreciate the concern."

Soooooooooooo, would she buy a few chocolate frogs for the ride home? Or would she just try to buy every frog on the trolley, because who knew when Miranda would be back to a Wizard village?

Miranda patted her robes and took out her purse. Well, she did have plenty of galleons left, but she was sort of hoping to save money to buy a broom. Although, after this term, Miranda wasn't so sure she'd be allowed back on the team...

Chocolate it is!
"Excuse me," she said, making her way towards the trolley, "Could I have all the chocolate frogs you have, please?" Miranda grinned.

Emalyn sighed. She had promised herself she wouldn't go here, but she was craving some wizarding treats before heading home...and maybe stocking up on a few things.
She smiled as she approached the trolley, examining all the little treats. Half of which she hadn't even tried yet. She turned to the figure next to her, who was ordering ALL of the chocolate frogs. Ema broke out into a grin and poked her friend in the shoulder. "You choco-holic, you." she teased. It was a good thing Emalyn preferred candy to chocolate, otherwise she would probably have to fight Miranda off.

Miranda was leaning against the trolley, almost like she was going to pick out which chocolate frogs she wanted to buy. Her tounge was between her teeth, almost salivating at the thought of her chocolate riches! She would be invincibleeeeee-
"Oh," Miranda turned to see who had tapped her on the shoulder, seeing Emalyn grin just made it easier for Miranda to grin also. "Hi Ema!" Hmmm maybe it isn't such a good idea to grab all of the chocolatsesss, maybe Emalyn wanted some. Miranda blushed. "Sorry, did you want some? I shouldn't be buying so much..." she said, then leaned over to whisper "But you never know when you'll be needing candy!" Snort.

She smiled at him. "Oh I'm alright. I'm just sad that Ella is graduating." She told him softly. She was still holding on to his sleeve. "You can talk to me you know. I'm pretty good with this stuff." She told him as she stepped closer to him and her eyes went soft as she looked at him.

Oh, hey there. She was touching him and definitely in his space. He gave her a wide-eyed look. "Um? What stuff are you good at? I really am fine. Just, you know, there were a lot of people in there, right? And it was too much for me."

Bored, because she was in a compartment, with students she really didn't know very well, and younger then her for that matter, Liz heads toward the food trolley. Getting in line, she looks around in search of people she knows.

She looked at him. "Listening to people's problems. I've got 6 brothers and sisters and I'm the oldest. So I get to hear all of their problems. So if you want to talk I'm here," She told him. She was a good big sister like that. She let go of his sleeve.

"Six??" Cope straightened his robes unconsciously. "I can barely handle having one step-brother. I can't even imagine being the oldest of 7." He glanced at the trolley lady, who seemed plenty busy with her line. "Honestly, I'm just frustrated because Plymouth is making plans for our summer without even considering what effort my father might have already put forth for us. We always travel..." And as much as Cope always wished they could just relax over the summer, he thought he'd probably miss having those few weeks of his father's attention.

Emalyn shook her head ferociously. "No, I didn't want any chocolate frogs, don't worry," she smiled reassuringly. "Ooooh, I know! Candy is just so...magical!" she giggled at the pun, sticking her tongue out and also looking at the numerous treats. "Six packs of Droobles, please, and three boxes of Bertie Botts." she smiled at the lady behind the trolley. There...if she spaced it out enough, she might be able to save some to have at home.

She nodded. "Yep one sister and 5 brothers, and I'm stuck at the top," She told him. "It was a big adjustment to make, but once they figured out who was the boss things worked out in the end. Now I can't imagine not having them there." It was weird but she missed. Even though of course she wanted her alone time, she still loved having them around. She looked at him she totally understood how he felt. "Well Cope sometimes we have to give up the things we want to make our family happy. Sure it sucks, but then when you really need something Plymouth will give up something for you." she told him with a smile. "Aren't you old enough to be home alone?" She asked. "I mean we usually go the dragon reserve in Romanian for the summer, but I think I may stay home this summer and just tool around my lab. You're welcome to come hang out. My house is great for relaxing and vegging out." She mused.

Cope tilted his head to take in Paris. She was very nice, but this was the first time they'd had a real conversation all term. And she was willing to let him visit her at home? Apparently, he'd made a better impression on people this term than he thought. "I suppose I'll have to see what my father has planned and whether or not Plymouth makes me batty, but I appreciate the invitation." And he did too... if Cela and Plym were going to be snuggle bunnies all summer, Copernicus was running away for real.