My Sister Is a Genius

"Sean—"

The moment he stepped out of Platform Nine and Three-Quarters, a pretty little girl came running toward him.

"Oh—Ayla." Sean scooped up his running sister and laughed. "Oh, God, I think you've gotten a little heavier again."

"I have not—" Ayla giggled.

There was not much worth recounting about the journey home. Whether because of what he had experienced in the Annihilated Timeline or because he had seen the memories left behind in the other Sean's ring, Sean found himself longing to see his family on the train for the first time.

The Hogwarts Express—still questionable—really needed a new name, Sean thought.

Holding his little sister, who had already grown so much, and looking at his smiling parents not far away, Sean felt that the beauty of this world was nothing more than this.

However, before Sean could say anything, a huge crowd squeezed out behind him.

"Hehe, guys, watch it—"

"Ow—you stepped on my foot again, Ron!"

"Sorry, sorry, mate—God, has anyone seen my owl? My parents will kill me if I lose it."

"It's right here... Hey, aren't you all coming out a little too bunched together? The Muggles are staring at us!"

A large group noisily emerged from the platform pillar, each carrying huge piles of luggage. Naturally, the strange and unusual pets drew even more attention—the station police officer was already walking over suspiciously.

Sean snapped his fingers. The officer shook his head, turned around, and walked away. The people who had been watching them also lost interest one by one.

"Guys, don't make such a scene," Sean said helplessly.

Ayla's eyes lit up. She tugged at her brother's sleeve and whispered, "Sean, was that magic?"

"Yes, darling. I'll teach you when we get home—hey, can't you lot have a little discipline?"

Harry had already