"Do you have everything? Olly has been fed, you got your robes, wand is in your pocket safely?"
"Mom, you're making this sound like I'm a first year!"
"Well you're acting like it! Look, your tie is all messed up!"
"Mom!"
Raymond chase struggled to get his mom off him as she fixed the scarlet and gold tie, his father, Gregory Chase simply laughed at the two. When Brittany Chase was finished, she admired her son. "You would have looked so much better in blue, darling..." She said jokingly. Raymond had black dress pants, and shoes with a white collared shirt, and scarlet and gold sweater. His sleeves were rolled up to his elbow, and his matching tie was under the sweater. His hair was a dark brown, styled in a messy, yet perfect fashion. His eyes were dark green, and shined with a sense of duty, yet a little mischievous. "I think he looks just like his old man did back in the day." Raymond's father said, patting him on the back. "Now come on, we don't want you to be late!"
Raymond pushed a cart with trunks, a case holding his broomstick, and a cage for his barn owl, Olly. They quickly pushed through the crowd, and arrived at a wall just in between Stations 9 and 10. Giving his parents a glance, he started to run towards the wall, them just behind him. It was always a scary, intense moment, because it always felt like you were going to crash and be the laughing stock of King's Cross Station. Luckily that never happens.
He entered a completely different world. Students all wearing the same uniform as him were pushing carts of their own with owls, or toads, or cats on top of their own. He saw familiar faces, giving them a smile and wave as they saw him. He had friends in all the houses, Some would argue that he's one of the most popular in his year. Respectable, humble, and very loyal. That was something the Chase's always had.
"Now i want you to work harder in potions... i know it isnt easy, i had the same trouble... but if you stop and just think about the instructions, you should be set." Raymond's father said to him with a smile. He gave a nod. "Thanks dad... I'm gonna miss you guys." He said giving both of them a hug. His mother was on the verge of tears, like every year. "Ah mom, don't cry... I'll be back before you know it, hopefully not in a cast." That joke got him a slap on the arm. Both he and his dad laughed.
He and his family said their goodbyes, and Raymond made his way with his items to the storage cart of the giant black train, eager to start a new year and to see old familiar faces, especially his girlfriend, Samantha.
"Mom, you're making this sound like I'm a first year!"
"Well you're acting like it! Look, your tie is all messed up!"
"Mom!"
Raymond chase struggled to get his mom off him as she fixed the scarlet and gold tie, his father, Gregory Chase simply laughed at the two. When Brittany Chase was finished, she admired her son. "You would have looked so much better in blue, darling..." She said jokingly. Raymond had black dress pants, and shoes with a white collared shirt, and scarlet and gold sweater. His sleeves were rolled up to his elbow, and his matching tie was under the sweater. His hair was a dark brown, styled in a messy, yet perfect fashion. His eyes were dark green, and shined with a sense of duty, yet a little mischievous. "I think he looks just like his old man did back in the day." Raymond's father said, patting him on the back. "Now come on, we don't want you to be late!"
Raymond pushed a cart with trunks, a case holding his broomstick, and a cage for his barn owl, Olly. They quickly pushed through the crowd, and arrived at a wall just in between Stations 9 and 10. Giving his parents a glance, he started to run towards the wall, them just behind him. It was always a scary, intense moment, because it always felt like you were going to crash and be the laughing stock of King's Cross Station. Luckily that never happens.
He entered a completely different world. Students all wearing the same uniform as him were pushing carts of their own with owls, or toads, or cats on top of their own. He saw familiar faces, giving them a smile and wave as they saw him. He had friends in all the houses, Some would argue that he's one of the most popular in his year. Respectable, humble, and very loyal. That was something the Chase's always had.
"Now i want you to work harder in potions... i know it isnt easy, i had the same trouble... but if you stop and just think about the instructions, you should be set." Raymond's father said to him with a smile. He gave a nod. "Thanks dad... I'm gonna miss you guys." He said giving both of them a hug. His mother was on the verge of tears, like every year. "Ah mom, don't cry... I'll be back before you know it, hopefully not in a cast." That joke got him a slap on the arm. Both he and his dad laughed.
He and his family said their goodbyes, and Raymond made his way with his items to the storage cart of the giant black train, eager to start a new year and to see old familiar faces, especially his girlfriend, Samantha.