Away We Go, To Learning Land

Wally walked on to the platform, her mother and sister behind her. Her mother began to hug and kiss her sister and before she could turn her attention on Wally, the girl had pushed her cart forward, scooping her chameleon off of her things and slipping him in her pocket. "Wally!" her mother called after her, but Wally pretended like she had not heard. She had said good bye to her father- that was the only family member she felt deserved her love.

She walked to the grey train, turning and looking at the posters. Was tjis Grindelwald's bigger and better plans? Really? She felt her eyebrows twitch closer together, but her passive expression took over. She hauled her trunk off her cart and slipped onto the train, straining as she pulled her trunk with her.

She began dragging her trunk but realized something.. her sister or her brother typically helped her. Though she packed few things, it was probably twice as big as her. She could not get the trunk to budge. She put her hands on her hips and sighed, trying to figure out a way to get her trunk from point a- here- to point b- a secluded compartment.