I'm sorry for all those who like the Weasleys' house, but I don't really go into humungous detail with the times between my story, so live with it please.

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The scarlet train started to leave as Sidney waited for her brother to cross the barrier. She couldn't wait any longer. She ran to the bus and got into an empty compartment. She wondered, Where is he? She stared out of the window.

Draco got on the train to see Sidney pacing in the first compartment. She looked worried; he opened the door. She looked up, suddenly looking relieved, "Draco!" She ran up to him and hugged him. He sighed, "How was your summer?" He saw worry in her eyes for a millisecond, before it was covered up, "Fine, how about yours?" He smiled, "It was okay...I missed having friends around, though." She nodded, "I know, right?"

He coughed a little, "Why were you pacing?" She gasped, "Harry hasn't been on the train." She paled, "No..." Her bright red hair waved as she sat down on her seat, crying. Draco said, "I'm sure he'll find some way to, you know, get to school." She nodded, "I'm just scared on how it is he's going to do it." Draco hugged her, "It's fine...Harry probably just went to the people who are watching over you guys at the moment."

Harry and Ronald said, "Together." They tried to go into the barrier, but they didn't go in. They both hit the barrier as if it was solid. Ron looked up; he groaned, "We missed the train!" Harry sighed, "We'd better wait in the car." Ron brightened, "The car!"

Draco and Sidney played wizard's chess; she was losing. She glanced out the window; she started. "Oh no." Draco said, "What?" She pointed out the window; Draco looked. He gasped, "Potter!" Sidney had seen her brother and Ronald Weasley in the Weasleys' car, flying! She opened the window, "HARRY!" Harry was hanging out the passenger seat door, screaming. When he heard his sister, he was immediately very tired. Ron yelled, "HARRY DON'T LET GO!" Draco said, "Weasley!" Ron looked; he sighed a little. He eased the car alongside the train; Harry was pulled into the train compartment through the window.

Sidney yelled, "RON!" Ronald was in the drivers seat, "I'm not crashing this thing!" He sighed, "Thank you, though." The Potters stared at him in amazement as he yanked on the wheel. The train was coming to a stop. He couldn't slow down, though. Sidney yelled, "RON!" He looked; next thing he knew, he'd crashed the car. Into a tree. He stared, bewildered as the tree wrecked the car even worse. He looked at his wand, in his hand. It had broken in two.

Sidney cringed, "Oh, no." Harry got out of the train, and got to Ronald's side, "Ron!" Ron coughed, "I'd rather take the train." Harry nodded, "That's a good idea." Ronald and Harry were passed by all the students on the train. They were going to be late.

Sidney stared at her food, eating only a little bit. Just like last time she'd first eaten at Hogwarts. She blushed a deep red before Draco said, "Why aren't you eating?" She said, "I'm eating." He sighed, "You're only eating a tiny pinch of everything. You should be eating large amounts of foods; you looked underfed." She said, "Thank you for thinking about me, but I'm not very hungry at the moment." Unluckily for her, her stomach growled loud enough for Draco to hear at that moment. He laughed, "Not hungry? I'll bet your stomach says otherwise!" She blushed, "Okay, I'm not used to eating much."

She saw Draco eating, and she really wanted some. But, she wouldn't. Otherwise, she'd throw up. She had never had a good stomach for eating any more than this. She'd have to slowly move up to it. Sidney hoped her brother wasn't in too much trouble.

Snape entered the room noisily with Harry and Ronald at his side. He directed them to their table and came to his table. He saw how much Sidney was eating, "Ms. Potter, is something the matter?" She clutched her stomach, "May I see Madame Pomfrey, sir?" Snape saw the small bit of anguish on her face, "Yes, Ms. Potter." She stood politely and said goodbye to her friends before finally leaving the room.

Draco stared after her, wondering why she didn't eat. He had never met anyone who didn't like the Hogwarts feast before.

Light pitter patters warned Madame Pomfrey that someone was coming to the hospital wing. She opened the door to show Sidney, who fell to her knees at the door. She said, "Madame Pomfrey...I don't feel good." The nurse helped the young child up and led her to a seat. She said, "Have you eaten you, child?" Sidney said, "Yes and no." Poppy raised an eyebrow; Sidney said, "I nibbled a little bit of food down."

Poppy gave her a potion; little did Sidney know that this was going to show all the problems she'd ever had in her life. Poppy yelped when she saw what had happened to Sidney that looked fresh and new. Sidney said, "What is it?" Poppy said, "Come with me Ms. Potter." She lay Sidney down, and put a hand on the child's stomach, "You don't look like you each much. Do you?"

Sidney didn't hesitate, "I eat." Poppy said, "Are you sure?" Sidney shook her head, "I eat!" Poppy said, "All you need I a good night's rest." Sidney nodded, "Thank you Ma'am."