Once upon a time in a bustling train station called King's Cross, there were people from all walks of life, bustling around, trying to go somewhere. Among the crowd, we spotted a special family known as the Potter family. Harry Potter, who was now thirty-seven years old, was accompanied by his loving wife Ginny (formerly Weasley) and their three children: James, Albus, and Lily. As they made their way through the busy station, the children couldn't help but argue. James was teasing Albus, who was about to begin his first year at Hogwarts, that he would be sorted into Slytherin house. Being sorted into Slytherin was a sensitive topic in the Potter family, just like political differences in some families. The argument continued until the family reached a particular wall...

To their surprise, when the Potter family ran headlong into the seemingly solid wall, they magically passed through it and found themselves in a hidden platform called 9¾. It was like stepping into a whole new world. The platform was filled with excitement and anticipation, as students and families prepared to board the Hogwarts Express, the train that would take them to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry, Ginny, Albus, James, and Lily were in awe as they took in their surroundings.

As they walked towards the Hogwarts Express, they encountered familiar faces from Harry's past, such as Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley. The Potters were welcomed warmly into the wizarding community. Albus felt a mix of nervousness and excitement about starting his magical education. However, his family assured him that Hogwarts would be a place full of adventure, knowledge, and friendship, regardless of which house he would be sorted into.

Finally, the time came for Albus to step onto the train. With hugs and words of encouragement, his family bid him farewell. Albus found an empty compartment and settled in. He watched as his family waved goodbye from outside, feeling a mix of anticipation and a twinge of sadness. The Hogwarts Express slowly chugged along, and Albus felt the excitement building within him, eager to embark on his own magical journey.

Throughout the year, Albus made incredible friends, learned about spells and potions, and discovered his own strengths and talents. He realized that Hogwarts was not just a school but a place where he belonged, where everyone was unique and valued for who they were. Albus found himself sorted into a different house from what his family had expected, but he soon learned that it didn't define him. His siblings and parents were proud of him no matter what, and they embraced his individuality.

At the end of his first year, Albus returned home for the summer holidays. He shared stories with his family, who listened with excitement and delight. Harry, Ginny, James, and Lily were proud of Albus for his accomplishments and the person he was becoming. They knew that his journey at King's Cross had only just begun and that there were many more magical adventures waiting for him in the years to come.