19 Nov 2023, 15:43
Tears of the Beginning
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There was a lot of people around in only one place. A lot adults and even more children, each one with their carts with their own bags. Some of them even had animals in cages. There was a big red train where all of those youngsters we're packing their things and getting in.
"How are you feeling?" A tall man put his hands on his daughters shoulders and smiled. "I'm alright." The girl replied with her gaze locked with the bright scarlet train. "Not stressed at all dear? I know I felt pretty nervous on my first day." "I'm not nervous." She assured with a big smile. The father sighed and got on his knees to be eye to eye level with the girl. "You're a big girl Willow, I'm sure you'll become a great witch." The father gave her a strong hug that lasted some long seconds.
An even younger boy was standing next to them with a very brutal sad expression on his face. "I don't want you to go." He muttered loud enough for his sister to hear. She chuckled and hugged the little boy. "In 3 years you'll start coming with me. Time will pass quickly."
A tall woman, even taller than the man mentioned before, bent down to look at the kids. Her expression showed authority yet her tone of voice seemed somewhat comforting. "It will be okay William. Willow's coming back for the holidays." The mother shook her head. "You could take that hair out of your eye Willow. Almost can't see your face." She commented. The young girl tried to put her fringe behind her ear but it just came back to the place it was before. The mother sighed very loudly but couldn't suppress a smile.
The family all looked somewhat upset and happy at the same time, besides the younger boy that was only extremely upset. The idea of not being near her family was obviously miserable for Willow, but the thought of becoming a magic user comforted her. A new school, new people, new rules. It would be fun. At least it sounded fun!
Her father helped her put her bags in the in the luggage racks at the end of a carriage and then she officially said goodbye to her family. They gave a group hug and she got in the train.
"How are you feeling?" A tall man put his hands on his daughters shoulders and smiled. "I'm alright." The girl replied with her gaze locked with the bright scarlet train. "Not stressed at all dear? I know I felt pretty nervous on my first day." "I'm not nervous." She assured with a big smile. The father sighed and got on his knees to be eye to eye level with the girl. "You're a big girl Willow, I'm sure you'll become a great witch." The father gave her a strong hug that lasted some long seconds.
An even younger boy was standing next to them with a very brutal sad expression on his face. "I don't want you to go." He muttered loud enough for his sister to hear. She chuckled and hugged the little boy. "In 3 years you'll start coming with me. Time will pass quickly."
A tall woman, even taller than the man mentioned before, bent down to look at the kids. Her expression showed authority yet her tone of voice seemed somewhat comforting. "It will be okay William. Willow's coming back for the holidays." The mother shook her head. "You could take that hair out of your eye Willow. Almost can't see your face." She commented. The young girl tried to put her fringe behind her ear but it just came back to the place it was before. The mother sighed very loudly but couldn't suppress a smile.
The family all looked somewhat upset and happy at the same time, besides the younger boy that was only extremely upset. The idea of not being near her family was obviously miserable for Willow, but the thought of becoming a magic user comforted her. A new school, new people, new rules. It would be fun. At least it sounded fun!
Her father helped her put her bags in the in the luggage racks at the end of a carriage and then she officially said goodbye to her family. They gave a group hug and she got in the train.
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