Hogwarts Wizarding Journey

Passing through the wall of King's Cross station, the Bell family arrived at platform nine and three-quarters.

It will soon be time for the train to depart, and the station is full of parents coming to see their children off.

Elena looked at the luggage of other little wizards and asked Bell: "Baby, are you really not going to buy a pet? Maybe it can accompany you in Hogwarts instead of us."

"No, Mom, I don't really want to raise an ordinary owl or something." Bell refused.

Ordinary animals are stupid and weak, so Bell has no interest in raising them. Now that he is no longer a child, should we say that he is more adapted to his identity? Or should we say that he is pursuing power more? In short, he still likes it.

It's a cute little animal, but I have no desire to keep it.

"What kind of pet do you want? I'll ask your dad to help you find it."

Elena looked at Bell with some worry. Even though she knew that Bell had a strong ability to take care of himself, she still couldn't help but feel worried.

'Why am I always the one who's hurt?'

William, who was listening to the conversation between mother and son, was shot innocently. He is really busy every day, so why don’t you put more burden on him all the time...

"I don't know either. Let's talk about it later. Maybe we'll meet him at some point." Bell replied casually, and fell into silence again after finishing speaking.

Elena looked worriedly at her son and little daughter, who had been unusually quiet since the morning. She could only continue to comfort and exhort them, and a low pressure surrounded the three of them.

But Bell's father, William, was looking around like nothing happened, as if he was looking for something.

"Hey, look, is that kid Harry Potter, the 'savior'? I've long heard that Potter will enroll in school this year, but I didn't expect to actually see it." William suddenly pointed in the distance and excitedly said

said.

You can see a thin little wizard in that direction, with messy black hair, big glasses, and a baggy coat. He is pushing a trolley and looking around while walking towards the train.

"Bell, come and say hello to Potter, and by the way, you can sit in the same carriage with him!" William stretched out his hand to push Bell's back and said eagerly, as if he wished he could go to Hogwarts too.

Going to school.

"Not interested in."

Bell glanced at his father speechlessly. Why hadn't he noticed that his eyes were so good before? You could see the small scar on his forehead from such a distance?

When William was about to say something more, the train suddenly started to whistle, and the parents began to panic and urge the little wizards to get on the train.

"Quick, Bell, get in the car." Elena also urged.

…

Since getting up in the morning, little Shanna has remained silent because she was afraid that if she opened her mouth, she would say something to save her.

She knew that once she asked to stay, her brother would definitely stay. Because since she was a child, her brother had never refused her request.

But she also knew that she couldn't do that. Her brother should go to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry like other young wizards of the same age. In that case, maybe he would be able to make some good friends.

Watching her brother get on the train, watching her mother say goodbye to her brother, and watching her brother board the train, Shanna hated herself so much at this moment, hating that she couldn't even say goodbye.

Watching the car door slowly closing and watching the train slowly leaving the platform, Shanna finally couldn't help but cry. She cried loudly and called "brother" loudly, trying to catch up with her who was leaving.

train, and then was held tightly in her arms by her mother.

…

Since getting up in the morning, Bell has been afraid to look at Shanna because he is afraid of seeing the reluctance in Shanna's eyes and that his determination will be shaken.

He knew that once he saw Shanna's intention to keep him, he could no longer deceive himself. He would definitely stay at all costs.

But he also knew that he couldn't be so willful, as that would only hurt his family who loved him deeply.

From getting on the train in the morning, to listening to his mother's instructions on the platform, to boarding the train, looking at the car door slowly closing in front of him, watching Shanna gradually disappear from sight, at this moment Bell hated himself so much, hated himself

He was so weak that until the end, he was unable to say 'goodbye' to Shanna with a smile.

The door finally closed completely, Shanna disappeared from Bell's sight, and the train began to move.

He rushed to the car closest to the door as fast as he could, looked out the window and saw Shanna crying loudly, shouting "brother", trying hard to catch up with the figure on the train.

At this moment, Bell felt that his heart was torn apart, half of it remained in his body, and the other half flew back to Shanna.

Bell suddenly opened the window and waved in the direction of the platform. He really wanted to jump off the train from the window and return to his sister, but he couldn't do that. Shanna's life should not only have

She should have her own life. She should contact more people, see more scenery, and she should learn to think independently.

So, it’s definitely not because the car window is too small that Bell can’t get out!!!

…

The train gradually disappeared from sight. Elena held her little daughter and wept silently. She was also very sad when she thought about not being able to see her son in the next few months. She was definitely not as sad as her little daughter.

The degree is weak.

Speaking of which, I have to mention Bell’s family situation.

There is no doubt that Bell has a happy family, far better than most people's happy families. However, this happiness is not perfect. In fact, under the appearance of happiness, the Bell family still hides two small things.

of cracks.

First of all, William and Bell disliked each other, 'This bad old man (smelly boy) dares to steal my sister (daughter) from me'.

Secondly, Elena and Shanna often don't deal with each other, "Mom (Sanna) is so annoying, she always competes with me for her brother (Bell)".

Of course, these two small cracks did not destroy the overall harmony, but made this happiness more real and valuable.

"Okay, both of you, stop crying." William reluctantly persuaded, "It's not like Bell won't come back. And it's not like there are no good things today. At least we got to see the 'Boy Who Lived' - ha

Leigh Porter, be happy."

At least William is in a good mood now, not just because he saw Potter. In fact, William just watched the excitement and really didn't think it was a big deal. The most important thing is that Bell left home to go to school, which made William

The status of the family has risen by one! Although it is still at the bottom, this is the difference between the top three and the top four!