The Crestwood Home Pv James Closed

"Okay, whatever you say."  Ethan looks at his clock. "It's 7:00 I'm going back to sleep. Everyone else will wake up in an hour. If you need me wake me up." Ethan lays back down and quickly falls back to sleep.

Eri opens the door seeing her brother had probably just gone back to sleep. Quietly motioning James to come in the hall, she looks inside the room. She looked like she hadn't slept and she had a small bit of white paint on her left cheek. She didn't know she had paint on her face and if she did she wouldn't care.

Eri waited in the hall for James to follow so they could talk. Hopefully he was fine. Maybe he would just have had a bad dream. Though if they are normal occurrences he may have something wrong. Though he probably was fine though she was going to ask him what was wrong. It was a bit concerning that he screamed in his sleep. 

The brunette looked at the door. This would be intresting considering they would be going to Hogwarts soon and she couldn't wait. How she missed Hogwarts? She really wanted to go back to Hogwarts.

"Okay, whatever you say."  Ethan said. He looked over at his clock. "It's 7:00. I'm going back to sleep. Everyone else will wake up in an hour. If you need me wake me up." With that, he fell back asleep.
James wanted to go back asleep, but he didn't think he'd be able to, especially after that horrible dream. And he also was afraid to because another dream like that one might pop up in his sleep.
Besides, Eri was outside the door, waiting for him.
James got to his feet shakily, still in his pajamas, and made his way to the door where Eri was waiting.
James stepped outside with her, and he closed the door quietly so he wouldn't disturb Ethan, still sleeping.
"Hey." James said, rubbing the sleep and redness away from his eyes. "I didn't wake you, did I?" he asked, about to utterly embarrassed if she said yes.
"Sorry, I just had a bad dream, that's all." Should he tell Eri? Did it matter? Was it believable? Did she care? James hated the flow of questions and uncertainty in his head. Suddenly, a treacherous voice sounded in his head. Perhaps it would be better if James was a normal person.

The brunette yawned and touched her cheek because she felt the paint. Shrugging she just put her hands back down to her side. So she waited to see if he wanted to talk about his dream or just forget about it or just sit there. Hopefully he would want to talk about it so he could feel better about so it wouldn't just linger in his head and scare him forever.

Eri yawned and wiped some hair out of her face and just waited and looked at the wall waiting for James to sit or say something or start to talk about his dream. 

"I haven't slept that much." Eri reassured him, shaking her head. "I slept for an hour then woke and decided to paint." James then happened to notice a smudge of white paint on Eri's face. 
"Are you okay?" she continued, "Sometimes dreams are different than normal. Sometimes they are very real and you sometimes get scared. Or you just never know. You want to talk about your dream?"
Did James want to talk about it? It was as much of a question to him as it was to Eri.
"Um, maybe later." he finally said. "In a bit, maybe... first, what happens here in the morning? Like, what's our 'agenda' for today, if you will." he asked. He figured he might as well know what was expected for today. He also wanted to help if he could with whatever. He decided that during his stay at Eri's house until they went to Hogwarts, he didn't want to burden them any more than they had already accepted. Which might have been sorta the reason why James wasn't telling Eri his dream just yet.
"Like, what are we going to do? Do we have anything planned?" he asked. He hoped Eri wasn't disappointed that he hadn't shared with her.

"We eat breakfast and have free time. I normally go outside and walk to the library but we can do whatever you want today." Eri said a bit disappointed that he didn't want to share his dream. It was probably nothing though he would be fine. She wiped her hair out of her face and smiled at him school would be starting soon. So they would have to wait. Soon they would have to go and get their supplies before heading to the train for their second year at Hogwarts.

Eri looks at the ceiling and gets up. She wanted to go a head and get some food. "You sure you are going to be fine? School is going to start soon. It should be a great year hopefully." She said wanting to go to Hogwarts right that second. Maybe it would be the best year of the life but they don't know yet. So she stood there waiting for James to follow her to the kitchen so they could get some food before they started the day. Maybe they would explore London or go to the library. Maybe they would stay home and just have some fun like playing quidditch.

"We eat breakfast and have free time. I normally go outside and walk to the library but we can do whatever you want today." Eri said.
James nodded. "Okay, sounds good." he said. He was actually pretty hungry, now that he thought about it. When was the last time he ate??? He honestly had no idea. Perhaps he had eaten lunch yesterday, but he didn't remember eating any possible dinner. He would love to endorse himself in a feast right about now. But he doubted the Crestwood family was that rich.
"I'm actually pretty hungry." he admitted. "But I'm down with the library today!" James actually did like the library. It was one place that he could jump into any fantasy world he wanted. The library was always his go-to before he was exposed to the magical wizarding world and the amazing school he called home: Hogwarts.
"I am really excited for this new year." James replied to Eri's additional comment. "I hope to make the Quidditch team or something... maybe dueling, but Quidditch is a bit more enticing for me. I've actually never been super into sports, but this to me, is different. What about you?" he asked curiously.