Birthdays and New Beginnings

Kit breathed a sigh of relief as Tiffany explained that most other students weren't going to have an advantage from already knowing magic before they got there. It sounded like some would, but not as many as she feared.

"My parents were-" Kit began, about to mention their research, how they were studying why some people had magic and some didn't, but she cut herself short. "Never mind" She finished quickly. She didn't want people to know they were in prison. It probably was better not to bring up their research at all, given that's why the Ministry was chasing them. Maybe talking about it would get her in trouble, or even worse- make her parents have to stay longer in Azkaban.

Kit smiled at Tiffany's offer to be her friend. "Yeah! Another reason to hope for Ravenclaw." She said enthusiastically. All of a sudden, a strong gust of wind blew and she lost hold of her trunk, which she had been balancing on her finger. She hadn't really noticed it was such a windy day before or she would have been more careful.

"Oh no!" Kit exclaimed as her trunk blew across the platform easily. "How do I end the spell?!" She asked frantically, but she must have done something wrong (or right?) and the trunk clattered to the ground again. Kit winced, hoping she hadn't packed anything breakable in there.

Tiffany wasn't sure exactly how many people will be there who doesn't know nothing about magic before their first year. She didn't wonder about it for long time.

She nodded there. She understood that she didn't want to talk about her parents. She doesn't really wanna talk about them wither very much. Something what shw would mostly rather keep himself around most people.

She also did saw that how Kit's trunk suddenly fly away. She wasn't sure what to do. She tried to recall the spell what made it heavy back. "Oh, that's it," she said there.

She then told the spell for her new friend with smile and explained how to use it.

Kit thanked Tiffany and ran after her trunk. "I guess there are downsides to everything." She replied and opened the lid just to check whether anything was broken. It looked okay for now. It was still pretty windy, but Kit did the spell again, making sure to put her foot down on top of the trunk so it wouldn't blow away again.

Kit sighed. "I've been in London for a year but I just can't get used to this weather. I think it rained for a whole month straight last fall! And now this crazy wind." She picked up her trunk; it was still quite light, but she made sure to hold on to it with both hands this time. Unless the wind blew her away- which was possible, she was a little on the small side- her things would be safe.