Tugging on her father's hand, Mia wound her way through the crowd of people occasionally having to apologise for bumping someone with her trunk. She was so excited. She was about to get her first look at the Hogwarts Express.

"Mia slow down, the train is not leaving just yet." Sebastian Gibbins looked up at the clock and could see they had a good twenty minutes before the train was about to depart.

This comment only made Mia speed up and tug on her father's hand harder until at last, the crowd parted and she was able to see the gleaming scarlett engine and she let out a 'whoop' of excitement. She had been waiting for this moment for months when her father had finally decided to let her got to Hogwarts. She stopped to take it all in before she turned back to her dad, her eyes shining brightly. "Oh my god! This is it! I'M FINALLY GOING TO HOGWARTS!" She yelled before launching herself into her father's arms and hugging him tight. "Thank you dad. I love you heaps."

Used to his daughter's very expressive behaviour, Sebastian chuckled and hugged his daughter back. "It's my pleasure pumpkin." He gently placed her back onto the ground and grinned at her, "Make sure you pay attention in class and do your homework. Try and obey the rules." He looked down at her and gave her a mock stern look before smiling again. "But most of all, enjoy yourself. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity so make the most of it."

Mia looked up at her father and her eyes twinkled with excitement and maybe a hint of mischief as well. She gave him a salute, "I'll do my very best. SIR!" She giggled while she gave him another hug, "I promise to write every week." She whispered before pulling back and edging her way over to the train. "Tell mum, I love her and I'll send her something. And tell Noah...just...tell him...I'll miss him." Mia blew her father a kiss and hopped onto the train.

Chuckling again at his daughter's antics, Sebastian promised to relay the messages and he then blew her a kiss of his own and watch as she disappeared onto the train. It was not going to be the same without his baby girl around. Heaving a sigh, he turned on the spot and disapparated.