"Well, you should have a fan club! You're the most gorgeous, beautiful, lovely girl I"ve ever known! And I wish I were somehow related to my dad's best mate," Teddy trailed off at the mention of Sirius and his father. It was still a subject that made his heart ache, and it always would be.

She blushed. " Well you're not that bad yourself Teddy Lupin." She smiled. "So should we get on the train now? So we can be left alone without stupid siblings or annoying nosey cousins?"

"Why, thanks!" Then Teddy smiled and nodded. "Let's; I already have my trunk in a compartment. Here," he said, taking Victoire's trunk, "let me get that for you." He led the way to the compartment he had reserved.

She laughed and sat down on one of the seats. "So what should we do while we wait for our friends to come?"

Teddy got a mischievous smile. "Well, I could think of plenty of things..."

She smiled innocently. "Such as? I can't think of anything."

"Well," Teddy said, leaning in closer, whispering in her ear. "We could always just..." he trailed off and kissed her lightly.

She smirked evilly before kissing him back. "Sorry missed what you said Mr.Lupin.Can you please say it again?"

Teddy smiled. "You're lucky I like repeating myself..." He kissed her again, but with a bit more passion this time.

She giggled evilly and kissed him back. "You're lucky I don't mind you repeating yourself."

"That's always a bonus," Teddy said, chuckling.

She smiled and leaned against him before kissing him again. "So how was your summer?"

"My summer was horrible. I couldn't do anything with you without being attacked by Bill," he said, kissing her back.

She nodded. "Hopefully he can't see us here." She smiled mischivously as she pulled down the blind to the window and door. "Much better. So where were we?"

"We were about here..." he kissed her again, not bother to finish the sentence.