《Eldest Potter》Chapter 13
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Rose had gotten ready quite quickly for school. Putting on a pretty normal outfit.
She smiled at herself and walked downstairs.
"Don't you look great." Severus spoke.
"Thank you Sev." She smiled.
"Let's get going." Severus said. Taking her arm and apparating her to the train. As always. Early. She went inside and waited for the Weasley twins.
Of course Rose and the Weasleys found each other and they decided to just play a bit of games.
Fred and George obviously felt a bit weird about the fact they knew the girl had the Wizarding Flu.
"Hey so Rose, how are you fealing? You know, now that your over the whole Wizarding Flu situation." Fred spoke.
"I'm good. Severus got me back up on my feet in no time." She explained.
"It's good. A lot of people die while having Wizarding Flu." George spoke up.
"Have you two had it before?" She asked.
"All of us Weasley's have had it. Even Ginny." Fred told her.
"How come I got it at the age of 12 if you're 9 year old sister has already had it?" She asked.
"It depends when your in the Wizarding world. It usually spreads at a certain time. You're just unlucky enough to get it first, but lucky enough to somewhat stop it straight away." George laughed.
"I guess that's a good thing then." She smiled, only to realise people began to crowd the trainstation, causing her to put her robe on and to tuck in her hair to her hood.
"You still use that?" Fred asked.
"I don't want to be noticed... It's hard to deal with everything when people want to take my photo every 2 seconds." She sighed.
"I guess that makes sense. You'll do it next year too or leave it?" Fred asked.
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"Probably not. Everyone will be focused on Harry because he's new. I don't have to worry too much." She smiled.
"That's a good choice. Maybe they will only look at you for your pure beauty." Fred joked.
"Calling me beautiful Fred?" She asked.
"It's not wrong." Fred smirked.
Rose just found herself blushing.
"I need some fresh air." She simply said, standing up and walking out to the door, she stood in the dorway no one used. She then sat down.
Rose sighed, taking in the fresh air. However that was interupted by the noise of someones knee's cracking slightly. She turned and saw a boy around her age, crouched beside her.
"Everything alright?" He asked.
"I'm good. But who are you?" She asked.
"Cedric. I'm in Hufflepuff." He said, smiling at her.
"Well, I- I'm uh..." She looked down.
He looked around to ensure no one was around him. "Rose Potter. Gryffindor. Don't worry I know." He smiled.
"Thank you for making sure no one was listening in." She spoke, happy.
"We don't want you being ran over." Cedric joked.
"I think I dealed with enough of that last year." She smiled.
"If you don't mind me saying, you look a bit pale, you fealing alright?" Cedric asked.
"Kinda motion sick. Had the Wizarding Flu two day's ago too, guess that doesn't help." She explained, smiling.
"A Potter, motion sick? I wouldn't expect that." Cedric joked.
"Well my mom was motion sick a lot, it was normal." She laughed.
"Want me to call a Proffesor for you? If you throw up their may be after results. The trip is really long to Hogwarts." Cedric said.
"I'll call Proffesor Snape if I don't feal better." She told him. "Do you mind going to the Weasley twins compartment and tell them I'm gonna sit out here till I feal better?" She asked him.
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"Of course I will." Cedric said, walking off.
After five minutes the train had set off, quite like the last year she had thrown up but due to her being sick around two day's ago, she was barely managing. She got up and went into an extra compartment, putting her bracelet to her face.
"Sev... Can you come to the train? I feal sick." She spoke.
Not even five minutes later he was infront of her.
"What's wrong Rose, I thought the flu was gone." Severus told her.
"Motion Sickness." She complained.
"Come then Rose, Let's apparate you to Hogwarts." He said. Taking her hand.
He apparated her to Hogwarts before they rushed up into the castle and into the Great Hall.
"Proffesor Snape, where did you disapear off to?" Dumbledore asked.
"Had to grab Rose. Motion Sickness." Severus told him.
"That's alright. Rose, why don't you take a seat and have some water?" Dumbledore suggested. She just nodded and went to sit down and drink water.
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