Amie arrived Kings Cross and looked around her, there were too many people
around, all of which were looking at her strangely. She picked up her stuff
and made her way to a bench near platforms 9 and 10 as eyes followed her.
Amie sighed and sat down. She didn't know where to go, or what was going
to happen to her.
A girl walked past her arguing with another girl. Amie didn't make anything of it until she heard them say the magic word she had been waiting for 'Hogwarts'. Amie jumped off of the bench and started following them.
"Just make sure you're a Gryffindor!" called the other girl. Amie plucked up all her courage and walked towards the younger girl.
"Excuse me!" She called out to the girl, the girl turned around and looked at her. Amie's heart thumped as she looked at her. "Can I go through the barrier with you? It's just I'm alone."
"Sure! I'm Rosie by the way."
"I'm Amie, Amie Black." Amie smiled as she shook Rosie's hand.
Behind them there were voices of other students. Amie looked towards Rosie who by the looks of it had been frozen. Amie rolled her eyes as she looked behind her. There was a cue of people wanting to get into the platform. Amie grabbed Rosie's arm and dragged her in. "People these days, they really should be more patient. Don't you think Rosie?" Amie chuckled to herself.
"I think he was gorgeous!" sighed Rosie.
"Come on Rosie!" she said tugging her arm, "He seems to be rude and not very nice!"
"He sounds perfect." Rosie stopped and looked around, as did Amie. "Why is everyone staring at us?"
"Don't know. Probably because we have the same eyes, that's all." Amie shrugged as she stepped on the train. She knew something was weird about their meeting but didn't know what. She convinced herself that she and Rosie looked nothing alike and that they were just going to be good friends.
A girl walked past her arguing with another girl. Amie didn't make anything of it until she heard them say the magic word she had been waiting for 'Hogwarts'. Amie jumped off of the bench and started following them.
"Just make sure you're a Gryffindor!" called the other girl. Amie plucked up all her courage and walked towards the younger girl.
"Excuse me!" She called out to the girl, the girl turned around and looked at her. Amie's heart thumped as she looked at her. "Can I go through the barrier with you? It's just I'm alone."
"Sure! I'm Rosie by the way."
"I'm Amie, Amie Black." Amie smiled as she shook Rosie's hand.
Behind them there were voices of other students. Amie looked towards Rosie who by the looks of it had been frozen. Amie rolled her eyes as she looked behind her. There was a cue of people wanting to get into the platform. Amie grabbed Rosie's arm and dragged her in. "People these days, they really should be more patient. Don't you think Rosie?" Amie chuckled to herself.
"I think he was gorgeous!" sighed Rosie.
"Come on Rosie!" she said tugging her arm, "He seems to be rude and not very nice!"
"He sounds perfect." Rosie stopped and looked around, as did Amie. "Why is everyone staring at us?"
"Don't know. Probably because we have the same eyes, that's all." Amie shrugged as she stepped on the train. She knew something was weird about their meeting but didn't know what. She convinced herself that she and Rosie looked nothing alike and that they were just going to be good friends.