Celare Apartment

Thomas yawned slightly as he finally woke up, and opened his eyes, looking around his room, he did this every time, because it was possibly one of the best rooms in the universe, greens and blues made it look like it was almost underwater. He rolled over slightly, and bumped into something, turning around to see what it was, he realised it was his mum. "Oops, sorry Mum." He said, grinning sheepishly.

Thomas grinned as his hair was ruffled, "Morning Mum! I'm great, are you okay?" He asked, he always did ask this, even though his mum would likely say she was fine when she wasn't, it was just the way she was oddly enough. He yawned again, and stretched slightly as he waited for his mum to answer.

Thomas grinned. "Hogwarts, I abosolutely cannot wait for it." He said, before rushing off to the bathroom, making sure to grab his clothes for the day as he went out. "I'm sure I'll love whatever you put on the table mum." He shouted to her as he shut the bathroom door, quickly getting showered and getting dressed for the day. He'd decided to just throw on some muggle stuff, a gray T-Shirt, with had black buttons, lots of pockets and a logo on, and some blue combat trousers. He put his pyjamas back in his room and hanging his towel over the radiator before going over to the Kitchen. "So, What's for Breakfast?" He asked his mum.

Thomas smiled. "Favourite... Thanks Mum!" He said cheerfully, before sitting down at the table and digging in, his mum's cooking was possibly the best he had ever tasted. "So, where will we go shopping first?" He asked, he couldn't wait to get everything he needed for his First Year at Hogwarts.

Thomas thought about it for a moment. "Madam Malkins first, then Ollivanders, get the boring part out of the way and then have the best part." He decided grinning. He normally wouldn't mind clothes shopping too much, but getting school robes would definitely be the most boring, even the books would be interesting. he smiled when his hair was ruffled, before getting up and passing his mum all the dishes, and drying them once she had washed them. "Slytherin would definitely be one good choice, but if I couldn't get there, then definitely Ravenclaw, best part is, I'm pretty sure I match them fairly well." He grinned, he actually hadn't met anyone else yet, which would definitely be something fun to do.

Thomas smiled. "Floo, it's a lot less dizzying." He said. Which was true, even with all the times he had Side-Along Apparated, the feeling still left him a little dizzy and not always able to stand up afterwards, he supposed he'd have to get used to it eventually though, so he could apparate when needed. He went over to the fireplace, and waited. "Ready when you are." He said cheerfully.

"I'd definitely not rather end up falling over after Apparation thanks Mum." He said wryly, before taking the floo powder in hand. "I remember, don't worry. I'll be sure to keep it nice and clear, and I'm pretty sure even if I didn't, chances are I wouldn't end up too far away." He stated grinning. He noticed his mum seemed a little worried about something, but decided not to ask, after all, if she needed to tell him, then she would. He looked at the flames, before putting the floo powder in and saying "Diagon Alley." At which point he was whisked away, landing and exiting from a fireplace in one of the shops in the street.

She woke, with not a hint of sleep in her eyes, as she headed straight for her son's room, still in her night gown. She was expecting to see him sleeping, but that was not what she saw before her.

Thomas was sitting on his bed, as if he had been expecting her, and she grinned.

"Happy Birthday, kid".