Harry Potter and the Virtue of Miss Potter

One morning, Hagrid took them to the train station. Harry and Ayman each pushed a cart loaded with many things, including the owl that Hagrid had given them.

“What time is it? I have to go. Dumbledore is waiting to get his…” Hagrid glanced at his pocket watch, then patted the small pocket on his clothes after saying “his.” “Alright, he’s waiting to see me. Your train is leaving in ten minutes. Here are your tickets. Keep them safe; they’re very important.” Hagrid handed the tickets to the two of them.

“Platform 9¾, but Hagrid, there must be a mistake. It says Platform 9¾. There’s no such platform.” Harry said, looking at where Hagrid had just been standing.

"Where did Hagrid go, O'Mul?" Harry didn't see Hagrid anywhere.

"Hagrid? Huh? Yeah? Where did Hagrid go?"

Wu Mu: Seriously? Without me, how lost would you be? Since we're stuck on that wall between ten and nine, then...

"Hagrid should be gone by now, brother. Maybe it was printed wrong. Let's go to September Terrace first; he should be there."

Harry didn't say much, just nodded.

When you get between the two platforms, you can see a woman with several children pushing strollers, just like Potter and his companion, but there is only one girl who looks a little smaller and doesn't have a stroller.

“Okay, Percy, you go first.” The woman made a gesture in the air, and then a boy who was a little older than them pushed a handcart straight into the wall between Platforms 10 and 9.

In an instant, the boy vanished, and Harry turned to look at Wu Mu with an expression that said, "I saw it! He went through the wall!"

"Brother... that person... has disappeared... oh my god!" Wu Mu stared blankly at the spot where the person had just disappeared.

“Walmur, let’s go ask them. I think they’ll know,” Harry suggested.

"Good idea! But let me take another look, maybe I'm seeing things." Wu Mu squinted and looked carefully.

“Fred, you’re next.” The woman pointed there again with her thumb.

“He’s not Fred, I am.”

"How dare you call yourself our mother?"

A pair of identical twins said.

“Oh, I’m sorry, George,” she said, then pointed to the spot again.

“Just kidding! I’m Fred,” the boy said mischievously, then pushed his cart into the wall, his twins following behind him through it.

"Wow! That's so cool! Brother, let's go!" Wu Mu pushed the bike and ran.

"Waaah! Slow down, be careful not to slip!" Harry said worriedly when he saw his sister running while pushing the stroller, knowing that it was a bit strenuous for her small frame to push it.

"Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to Platform 9¾?" Wu Mu bowed obediently.

“Oh, lovely girl, of course you can. It’s Ron’s first time at Hogwarts too.” Harry caught up with her, almost bumping into the red-haired boy the woman was pointing to—Ron.

"Now all you need to do is walk towards the wall between platforms nine and ten." The woman kindly leaned close to her ear and pointed to the wall that the group had just passed through. Wu Mu smiled and nodded.

“If you’re scared, just jog.” The woman smiled at Wu Mu and nodded.

"Okay, thank you!" Wu Mu winked at Harry behind him and walked over calmly.

“Excuse me, could you please tell me…” Harry asked hastily, seeing that the lingering gaze had passed.

"How do I get to the platform?" she continued, and Harry nodded.

"Don't worry, it's fine. You just need to walk towards the wall between platforms nine and ten, just like that girl did. If you're scared, you can jog." The woman nodded as before.

"Good luck," said the girl next to the woman.

Harry was afraid that Ayman wouldn't be able to find him, so he ran inside.

"Hey! Bro! You're here too!" Wu Mu was waiting for him nearby, and when he saw Harry, he raised his right hand and waved.

Harry turned to look behind him, and there was still a wall. He secretly marveled at the wonder of magic, and walked over to Awm to stand beside her.