Adonis though, she is right weird doesn't always mean bad and he should calm down. he watched her twiddle with her fingers and smiled a bit, he liked her hair a lot. He felt a little better, and less worried.
"Do you think we could uhm...We could be friends forever? You know, like, even after we leave Hogwarts?" he didn't answer at first, not meaning to worry her. he was a bit stunned that she asked almost exactly what he was thinking, was all. seeing her face go red, made his for a few seconds.
"I'm sorry, that's a really silly question, I'm just worried. I've never had a friend like you, one that I could stay friends with forever...I just..It just sounds nice," he managed to spit some words out for a few seconds. ``...YES.`` his surprised face turned into a large smile ``PFF- of course!`` he laughed heartily,loud enough that almost the entire train could hear him and snorted a bit. ``sorry sorry, i'm just happy-`` he bit his fist, still smiling. he didn't mean to be so loud, he just got very excited. he wriggled around a bit, full attention on her, but stil glancing out the window every now and than.

Lillian got worried when he didn't answer, and then she got even more worried when he started laughing. Was he laughing at her? But then he was finally able to say "YES." and she started giggling out of joy, although the level of noise his laugh produced shocked her a little.

"sorry sorry, i'm just happy-" he said before biting his fist. Lillian noticed that he did that a lot, it seemed to be a habit of his. Shaking her head, she reached over and pulled his fist away, holding onto his hand. She held onto his hand absent-mindedly until she realised what she had done. Then, she went red and quickly dropped it. "Ah, sorry, I was just um...I was just going to say that um may-maybe we could..do a pinkie-promise...I-I didn't mean to hold your hand," she said, shyly tucking her hair behind her ears once again.

Suddenly, she felt anxious that he would be uncomfortable or he would think that she was was weird for grabbing his hand like that. Would he still want to be friends after that? Lillian told herself that she was overreacting and it wasn't a big deal but she couldn't help it

He really didn't mean to be that loud, and was extremely embarrassed, so he had still been biting his fist until she lightly grabbed it.

when she grabbed his hand, he went completely silent- and red of course. He let it happen and went blank. His head was void of thoughts for the first time ever. he didn't know how to react, or reply. He was also completely and utterly still, in shock she when she dropped it, he got a bit startled and jumped. His brain went back to normal functions and he began tapping his foot. "Ah, sorry, I was just um...I was just going to say that um may-maybe we could..do a pinkie-promise...I-I didn't mean to hold your hand," ``oh uh, its fine! `` he laughed. ``here.`` he latched his pinky onto hers while she was freaking out and held it gently. ``i pinkie promise.`` he smiled at her and tilted his head a bit. he wasn't embarrassed about her holding his hand, he actually enjoyed it-he swept that thought out of his mind right away. He was sure this whole hogwarts thing, and meeting lillian was the best thing to ever happen in his life.

She took a shaky breath and smiled again once her latched his pinkie fingers onto hers, feeling more relieved that he didn't freak out at her. "i pinkie promise" he said and Lillian giggled, nodding along, "I pinkie promise too." she couldn't contain herself and kept giggling, so she covered her mouth with her hand.

Eventually though, she was able to stop, removing her hand from her mouth and running it through her long, black hair and looking around absent-mindedly before her eyes landed back on Adonis. "We also have to promise that if we ever have a fall-out that we have to try and forgive each other or something...But I doubt we'll ever have anything like that." She smiled warmly at him to let him know that she wasn't at all worried that they'd ever fall out or have an argument or anything, but she did know that sometimes even the best of friends have silly little arguments sometimes.

Then, Lillian looked out of the window, her mind racing with lots of ideas and what to expect. She thought that they must have been getting close to the school by now, and she sat patiently waiting for the moment they stopped, arriving at the train station.

Adonis wasn't worried anymore, he was in full confidence that this friendship would last a long, long time. Besides, he doubted he could stay mad at her ever. He watched her now going from impatient to patient, only glancing out the window a few solum times. he payed a lot of attention to what Lillian was doing or saying, and could barely look away. he was a tad bit clingy, but he doubted she would mind it. They were so different, yet so alike in some ways.

Adonis couldn't wait. He planned to right back yo his mother as soon as he could, telling them about his new friend and how amazing the train ride was. He didn't expect to have this much fun already, he expected to be seated alone on a train in complete silence. This is much better of course.

A few moments later, the train came to a halting stop at the magical school, making a semi-loud train noise. He still sat there pretty still, just looking out from their seats .other children poured from the seats, luggage and bags in hand. Within seconds, They'd soon be truly beginning there magical journey, now with a friend.