Together [HP]

"Jacqueline, my baby princess." The next day, Jacqueline opened her eyes dimly, and saw her father standing beside her bed, "Norm has prepared your favorite breakfast, I I also saw that he put a lot of snacks in your backpack, get up and wash up, you don't want to miss the train, right?"

"I definitely don't want to." Jacqueline giggled, jumping up from the bed, "Good morning, Dad."

"Good morning, Jacqueline. Run slowly, don't fall." James watched Jacqueline rush into the bathroom at the fastest speed, shook his head, and chuckled.Then he took out his wand, shook it slightly, and the two suitcases in the room automatically lined up and jumped out of the window, into the trunk of the car parked below.

"Jacqueline." Jacqueline hurried to the first floor after washing up. Before she could stand still, an old and serious voice came from the dining table, "Pay attention to etiquette."

Jacqueline stuck out her tongue at her grandfather, and sat down at the dining table in an orderly manner, and Norm immediately brought her breakfast.

"You didn't disappoint me, Jacqueline." Arthur sat at the other end of the table, squinting at Jacqueline, "but remember, no matter which college you are assigned to, don't forget your last name is What. Besides, I heard from your mother that she met the Lucius family in Diagon Alley, and that their boy seems to be going to Hogwarts this year."

"Yes, Grandpa." Jacqueline stuffed the last piece of bread into her mouth. "He looks too arrogant. I don't like him."

"This is the case with their family." The old man stood up and accompanied Jacqueline to the door. "I'm sure there are pictures of our ancestors hanging somewhere in Hogwarts, so don't do anything embarrassing."

"I won't, Grandpa." Jacqueline nodded, bent over and hugged Noam, "Goodbye Grandpa, goodbye Norm."

"Goodbye, little master." Norm sucked his huge nose, "Norm will miss you."

"I know, Norm." Jacqueline waved at them, walked to the front of the car, James opened the passenger door for him, turned around and waved back, got in the car and pressed the button, and the car disappeared out of thin air . Ten minutes later, the car appeared on a dark, quiet lane in London. James turned a few corners, parked the car in front of the train station, and found a small trolley to take her into the station.

"Oh, it's really full of Muggles everywhere." James shook his head regretfully, "They can't understand what they missed without magic."

"But father," Jacqueline asked softly, following James, "we have so many means of transportation, why do we still have to take the train to school?"

"My dear, because the train is the safest, fastest, and can transport the most students. You don't want Muggles to see someone flying through the sky on a broomstick. Besides, Floo fans can only go to the connection fireplace, which I'm pretty sure Muggles can't use."

"Then how did the Muggles go to Diagon Alley to buy things? Also, this station," Jacqueline took out the ticket from her pocket, "Nine and three quarters? Is there really such a station? "

"Well," James tilted his head and thought for a while, "you can't stop asking me baby, I think Hogwarts will always send someone to bring those Muggles or, at least, tell them how to get to places like Diagon Alley. As for Station Nine and Three Quarters," James grinned as if thinking of something, "It's a magical place, and I don't know how many people met their best partner or partner there."

"Did you and your mother meet there too?"

"That's right." James shook his head, "But I remember I had a fight with your godfather, Uncle Sean, when I first went there."

"Dad, why are you..."

"Okay, okay." James stopped, reached out and touched Jacqueline's head, "Ms. Why, we are here."

"It's here?" Jacqueline looked around in surprise. There was a big plastic number "9" on the platform in front of them, and a "10" on the platform next to them, and they were standing in the middle, nothing. . "I don't understand, there's nothing here."

"Come on, Jacquiline," James pushed the cart with one hand and held Jacqueline with the other, "I'll walk with you. If you're scared, just close your eyes and run all the way, okay?"

"I'm not afraid." Jacqueline said, holding her father tightly.

"So cute." James smiled, pushed the cart, and walked quickly towards the ticket gate between the ninth and tenth platforms.Jacqueline pulled his hand tightly, tried to open her eyes, and watched the wall in front of her get closer and closer, until finally she bumped into it, and then she didn't touch anything I saw a bright red steam locomotive in front of me, and a sign in the middle of the front said "Hogwarts Express, departure at eleven o'clock.