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AJ felt like he was buzzing with energy, he had all morning. He'd hurried his family along through breakfast, eager to get to the station and to the train. Some part of him was sure something would go terribly wrong, something huge that would cause him not to go to Hogwarts after all. So what AJ Had been doing so far was trying to control as much as he could. He had asked his mum to leave earlier than planned, had insisted on putting his trunk on the train as soon as they arrived, and was now trying to remember if he had packed everything he would need as he stood with his family. He had been planning his packing for weeks, so he knew he had everything, but he still went over the mental list in his head.
He glanced at his watch and realized they still had plenty of time. He was glad, as he needed to say goodbye to everyone, even though he was also itching to get on the train and settle in. He had looked around at all the other kids meandering around, wondering how many of them would be his friends in school. AJ turned to his siblings, realizing he had to start his goodbyes. He cleared his throat. "Well, we have some time before I board, but I shouldn't wait too long, so I can get a good seat." He said seriously. His gaze moved to the oldest siblings. "You all need to help out, okay? More than before, I won't be there to pick up the slack." His gaze lingered on Cassius. "Mum can't do it all alone."
He glanced at his watch and realized they still had plenty of time. He was glad, as he needed to say goodbye to everyone, even though he was also itching to get on the train and settle in. He had looked around at all the other kids meandering around, wondering how many of them would be his friends in school. AJ turned to his siblings, realizing he had to start his goodbyes. He cleared his throat. "Well, we have some time before I board, but I shouldn't wait too long, so I can get a good seat." He said seriously. His gaze moved to the oldest siblings. "You all need to help out, okay? More than before, I won't be there to pick up the slack." His gaze lingered on Cassius. "Mum can't do it all alone."