Riley looked down at the ticket McGonagall gave her. She had woke up at 5am that morning to walk to King's Cross, but she couldn't find Platform 9 and 3/4. Then, she saw a large family of ginger haired, freckled people. They were travelling with another black haired boy who stuck out like a sore thumb. They had trolleys upon trolleys with trunks and there was even a few owls. Riley remembered what McGonagall had said about wizards using owls for mail, and so approached the middle-aged woman who was giving orders to each of the children except the black haired boy.
"Excuse me, ma'am. I need to find Platform 9 and 3/4." The woman turned to her.
"Your first time, deary?" Riley nodded, "Ginny's too. Come with us. I helped Harry last year, I can help you this year."
None of the other children noticed. And they went ahead. They stopped roughly 3 metres away from Platform 9 and Platform 10.
One by one, the children started running into the wall, and to Riley's amazement, they went through(Anyone has any theories? I think the wall is actually a portkey.). After the only girl went through, the woman turned to her.
"Are you ready, dear?" She nodded and began to run into the wall. She was sucked in before ejected out into a busy station. She took her trunk and walked up to the train. She wanted to find a empty compartment, and found one at the very end of the train. She sat down and took out a book to read.
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As Odd As Can Be ~Hogwarts AU~
Fanfiction(I can't give too much away, so here is what I can tell you.) Adeline Julia Felicity Riley Dark de Valentine knew three things with all her heart: she was adopted by the Grindles, who hated her, she loved books, and that she had way too long of a na...
