Kennedy held in a surprised gasp. For a minute there he thought his cousin had gone bonkers by making him walk towards a wall. To his surprise his face didn't smash against the bricks instead his body just went through it. He looked back at the wall with wide eyes.

That. Was. COOL!

Although he wouldn't admit in front of Bianca because then she'd tell him the phrase he was so tired of, 'I told you so'. Instead, he pushed his glasses back on his nose and pushed his cart.

The witch ran behind her cousin, at the same time cursing her short legs.

"Kennedy," she gasped, trying to catch up to the fourteen year old. Why did he have to have longer legs than she? "Wait for me!" She caught up to him when he stopped in front of the train. "Isn't it great," she sighed, resting her hand on his shoulder.

His first train ride ever was going to be on the Hogwarts Express. He felt a jolt in his stomach and for the first time it didn't involve pain. He looked over at Bianca who wore a dreamy expression. He didn't mind her seeing him off, but he wished it was his mom there. He wished it was his mom placing a comforting hand on his shoulder. He just wished she was here with him and not miles away.

He cleared his throat when he felt his heart clench. Kennedy was never good at goodbyes. "I guess this is it," he said, stepping away from the witch.

Bi felt her hand fall. For her, this had been a great experience when she was younger, but Kennedy was in a totally different situation than she was, that she doubted he was enjoying this at all.

She promised herself she wouldn't do this.

Bianca pulled Kennedy back and crushed him in a bear hug. She didn't know why she was acting like this as tears made their way down her ivory cheeks. "You'll be okay, Kennedy," she said, trying to hold in a sob. Maybe, it was because in the short amount of time she spent with the kid, she had wished he was her brother.

He felt a lump in his throat and cursed Bianca's sensitivity. She was supposed to be loud and hyper not all mushy and stuff. Although, the hug and her words did comfort him in a way. Kennedy hugged her tightly and for a moment imagined it his mother in his arms. That was to, comforting. "I know," he said, pulling away and smiling just for her sake. "I'll write to you when I get there, 'k?" Now, he felt like the adult in this.

Bianca smiled at the kid and nodded. "Alright then," she said, dabbing away the stay tears. "Make sure you give those owls treats...they like treats." They really did. "Oh, and we'll see you on Christmas, so don't forget," she waved.

Kennedy nodded and smiled at Bianca. He really appreciated everything she did and she did quite a lot for him. "I'll see you at Christmas then." He made his way to the train and turned back once more before boarding. "Thanks, Bianca," and with that, Kennedy stepped into the train that will take him to where he truly belonged.