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Anna Banana 
Sierra blinked when she felt Kennedy brush something off her shoulder. It was a small indication of how far they'd come with getting closer to one another. "I guess so," she said with a shrug. "I knew I should have just walked to school. I'm right back where I started from, after all." She looked down the road that led to her house. Her father would fly off the handle if he knew something had gone wrong with the train while she'd been on board. "My parents make me ride, since I'm a prefect," she said, "...and, I like to ride to see certain people." Even if those certain people like to sleep a lot.
Then she felt his fingers lace through hers, and she gave his hand a gentle squeeze before turning them in the direction of the carriages and tugging at him to come along. "Some nap," she jokingly said. "Well, everything was alright until the lights started flashing on and off. Then the train came to a screeching halt, and things started flying everywhere." She shrugged again. "Come on. Let's get a carriage together before all the good seats are taken."
Kennedy chuckled slightly.
"I wonder what your father would say about all this?" he wondered out loud. Mr. Greingoth was obviously protective of her, both her parents were, but he could imagine Lafay's expression, it was the man's he was curious of. Certain people? Hehe.
"Oh really? I wonder who those certain people are," he grinned, nudging her with his shoulder and wagging his eyebrows.
He glanced back at the commotion and then followed Sierra. It seemed to be calming down and they had to set the example of going to the carriages. Kennedy listened, a curious frown on his forehead. That was strange. He let go of the subject, though, when he felt something on his head. It was starting to rain.
"Hold on," he said, stopping and taking his hand back. The Slytherin shrugged his cloak off and wrapped it around Sierra.
"There," he grinned and stared at her for a bit.
"You look nice in my cloak." He laced their fingers back together and began walking toward the carriages.