She shrugged. "Ok thats fine. I mean I will have a few friends from my old school over too. So it will be " she told him. She didn't want him to think that she was only inviting him, even though she really was. If she could get him alone away from Cela' sticky clutches she could make him forget all about the blond sugar bomb.

"Oh, which school is that?" Copernicus felt terrible for garnering a pity invite, but at least he had options for the summer. "I went to Beauxbatons up until last year."

"Arcane Magical Academy in Cairo." She told him. "Its the best place ever. Its the old palace to the Sultan of Oman." she breathed. She missed it so much. "We would spend the entire year in the sand and then the whole summer by my pool relaxing. My dad makes the best cheeseburgers ever. I mean better than you will buy anywhere," She loved her dad's cooking. Especially his curry. Hot and spicy just how she liked it. "Oh Beauxbatons, is nice." She nodded. She would kill herself if she had to go to school with the twitchy little pixie girls. "Do you miss it at all?" She asked him.

Miranda giggled at Emalyn's chosen word. Magical indeed. It had the power to turn your frowns, upside-down! Snort.
"Ooooh," she nodded in wowness, "That is an impressive amount of candy your taking with you."

Really, the art of candy was something very few people knew about.

"You have any plans for the summer break?" she asked, already munching on a chocolate frog

"Well, there was less drama there, although I had fewer friends so maybe that's why. It was easier to focus on my studies." He clasped his hands behind his back and rocked on his feet slightly, which was his nervous gesture. "My father isn't going to be pleased with my OWLs, I'm afraid. Does your family... live in Egypt?"

Ella stood there, hugged her friend again. It seemed she had no tears left to cry since she met Jack just before and cried like a kid. Paris words had ignited more sadness, "I know Paris, but what to do..we have to move on with it.." she said softly, knowing that she would do better as she did always. "Sure, I'll write you weekly once, and visit you when i get the time," she gently pulled away from her, smiling at her.

Oh..the boy gave her a crooked smile. Very well. So he was not mad at her for that unexpected little bumping. Good. She smiled back, "Hey why is that crooked smile?" she teased him, "Oh..am I in line?" she looked around, "I think so. One hundred percent," she said, watching he and Paris were talking excitedly as she leaned against the compartment wall.

she shook her head. "No we live in Surry." She told him. "My mom wanted me to go to school in Africa like she did." She shrugged, and she was still be there if her power hungry grandmother wasn't trying to take over everything in Africa. "Yeah we didn't have as much drama at Arcane either. What sort of distractions did you have? And our teachers didn't regress back to their childhoods either," She giggled. "Well if you want I got a friend that is a whiz at school documents." She winked at him.

She hugged Ella back tightly. She didn't want to let go. She wasn't used to people leaving her. "Yeah we have to move on, but that doesn't mean it still doesn't hurt," She told her softly. "So what are you going to do now. I mean as far as a job?" She asked her she had never talked to Ella about that sort of thing.

Ella looked down at her feet, nervous again. It hurts, leaving Hogwarts, leaving her friends hurts ofcourse. But there was no way around to change it. She had to accept the fact with pain atleast. She sighed and nodded her head, "Yes it hurt," she said as her voice trembling a lil. Somehow she managed not to cry in front of her, smiling when she asked about her future plans. "Well..do you believe if i say I'm going to run away with Jack to Spain?" she went red before she finished the sentence. Oh..girl.

"That's fine, then. I'm not in any hurry to get to the front of the line," Copernicus offered, like a little gentleman.

"My father is friendly with people all over the Ministry. I doubt I'd be able to fool him with the best of forgeries," Cope said with a mock sigh. "I'm sorry to interrupt your conversation with your friend here. You don't have to feel like you need to entertain me. I'll just stand in line and let you finish if you want."

She sniffed, but she didn't cry anymore. She didn't want to make this harder on Ella that it was. Paris was being a baby about this she really was. "Yeah it does, but it will get better," She told her with a smile. She looked up at her in surprise. "Are you guys getting married?" she asked her with a gleam in her eyes. That would be so sweet if they did. She started to bounce at the thought.

She shook her head, "Its ok. I want to entertain you," Ok that came out totally wrong and it sounded like a cheesy pick up line Truebridge probably used when he was in school. That thought made her giggle and then she blushed when she realized Cope might think she was crazy for laughing at nothing that was funny. "Yeah that wouldn't be good then. Well I hope you don't get in too much trouble about your OWLs." she said.

Ella's eyes started scanning the boy from head to toe. He must be one or two years younger than her, surely. But he was talking like a matured person. Or was he in some worries? The recently graduated girl shrugged, "So nice of you," she gave him a warm smile, "I'm Ella, unemployed at present," smirked, "How about you?"

"There you're my girl," Ella patted gently on Paris's arm, looked relieved a bit since she had returned to her normalcy. It was good, always good. But when she asked about marriage, Ella had to look away for a bit only to hide her blushing. "Umm..sorta. Just now in the train he asked me to come with him, " happyness was so obvious in her voice as well as in her every move. "I said Yes to him," she giggled, couldnt control her emotions.

"It'll be fine. He'll have a hard time getting too upset about it when Plymouth almost didn't even show up for his. And the thing about Haylan is... she totally doesn't care how Plymouth does on OWLs or classes or anything." Maybe the OWL issue would cause them to get divorced and... or no. That was an incredibly selfish wish.

"Copernicus," he offered his hand to her. "Also unemployed, although that should just last the summer for me."

Valentine yawned as she walked up to the trolley. Her dark hair was sticking up in random places. After waking up from a quick nap- she decided she was hungry and could use some snacks.

Valentine hated sitting for long periods of time- and tried to dress as comfy as she could- which was really casual for the girl and unnatural for the usual darkly dressed girl. Instead she wore a pair of light Grey tight pants, a long white shirt with a black belt at her waist. She bit down on one of the piercings in her lip as she tried to decide what to eat.

"Hey - no running!"

"Honk!"

"What did I just say! Don't look at me like that! I'm still prefect until we get back to London and don't you forget it!"

Cale came lumbering down the hallway, Robin tucked tightly into the crook of his arm. He had left his bag of filled mason jars in the prefects cabin. He was certain they wouldn't break there. "What is the hold up - why is everyone here? Hullll-----oooohhhhh."

He paused. "Valey!" Robin still in arms, he jumped at his friend wrapping her in a big honking hug.

Valentine twirled around as she yawned, and was embraced in a hug. "Mhm." She opened her mouth to say something to whoever was hugging her, but only yawned as she opened her mouth to say something. She looked over at the person hugging her. The girl's brain was a little slow in registering that the honking was coming from robin, so that mean it must have been Cale.

"OH CALE!" She exclaimed embracing the boy with twice the amount of pressure he was giving her.

Cale yelped just a bit. Valey was crushing him. "Where," he coughed out. "Have you been?" He patted her back with a hand. "I didn't see you at the feast. I thought I wasn't going to get to see you before we got back to London and all went our separate ways."

Eh.

Cam's first year at Hogwarts was just about to end after the little train ride but honestly he didn't want to go home at all. He would miss the food, how else could he survive without having a buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner? Just the thought of his mom's cooking... Well this would probably mean his paradise was going to be completely opposite back home. No Quidditch. No food. No Ann--Nothing at all! But whatever, since thinking about his second year at the school, he knew it was going to be wicked. And he was stoked.

The train was really big, lyke whoah big and he didn't even know where most of his friends were. But luckily for him, he found the trolley which was good since he was wondering if he'd find jumping chocolate frogs back in the regular average candy shop. Waaaait, I can't. That was bad, very bad. So he actually used all of the money he had left on the candy he could buy. YIPPEEEEE!

He now had a bag filled with candy in his hand, he started chewing on it while quietly reading the book in his other hand. It was the How to be Happy by author I.M. Happie. A really good book if you wanted to be the happiest guy or gal in the whole entire wooorld!

"Okaaaay... To start embracing with mother nature, you must hug a tree..." he started and then walked away from the trolley while continuing his new adventure he was going to do.

Valentine still couldn't really believe that Cale had graduated. A Caleless Hogwarts just didn't seem to be Hogwarts to Valentine at all. She let go of the bind she had him in and then shrugged slightly. "Problems. The people I was going to stay with during the summer decided they would go and move because of family problems. So now I need to scrounge up enough money to stay in an Inn during the summer." Valentine shrugged again. "So I was about trying to get everything sorted." Valentine smiled as she patted Robin softly.

Spence wandered To the food trolley. She eyed the selection. Picking in choosing rather carefully.

Via was getting kinda hungry sitting and talking in their compartment so she wandered around the train corridor for the food cart. Upon reaching it she noticed the familiar girl standing beside it, picking her own treats. "Spence..." Via cried, "Ooops!" She covered her mouth, she was just too excited to see her again. She went over her and gave her cousin a tight hug. "How have you been," she wondered. Her hungriness slightly faded.

Spence nearly jumped at the screech of her name, Via! Hi. Ow. I think I need a new eardrum. She laughed and returned the tight hug, I'm fine. How are you? Going to visit me at the house? She momentarily forgot the sweets. But not for long.

"Need a place to stay?" He thought it over for a moment.

"Honk-honkiedy -honk."

"Mmm...couldn't say it better myself Robin. "You'll come home with me. No arguments about it." He held up his hand to ward off her comments. "Just help me degnome the garden."

"I think i needed a new one either," she said as she relinquished her from the embrace. "Oh... I'm doing great, and i still don't know where to spend the summer so i might as well drop by your house." She missed seeing Zanna. "I haven't seen you around Hogwarts for a long time, where have you been lurking, huh?" she bugged her, the last time she saw her was the event at the sixth floor. And that wasn't a good time to chat.

Usagi wandered towards the food trolley, unsure what to have as a snack. She finally set her eyes upon some chocolate frogs and paid for them. Sighing gently to herself as she noticed Via, her feet suddenly turned and she walked back to her compartment against her own will.

Via noticed Usa drop by the food cart but she didn't say a word. That saddened Via as she remembered Usa wasn't coming back to Hogwarts next term. "Usa," Via called. She wished she would hear her.