She moved with a grace beyond any angel born in heaven. To watch her was to be on cloud nine. Her chocolate brown hair billowing in the wind, her hazel eyes alight with happiness. She danced under an alley of oak trees, her clothes morphing into a beautiful wedding gown complete with cream coloured pearls around her neck.
She smiled brilliantly at him, her teeth white as an angels gown. He tried to step closer to her as she danced away from him, but his feet wouldn't move. He looked up at her. Her smile was gone, replaced by a cut and bruised face filled with distress. As the light in the sky got brighter, almost to bright to see, she began to say something. He strained his ears to hear her, but just as the sound of her voice reached his ears, the light flared. It was all black then, and he could see nothing.
Harry Potter woke up in his room at the Leaky Cauldron in London. He rubbed his eyes a bit and let out a tiered yawn. He put on his glasses and looked at the old grandfather clock pushed against the opposite wall. Five o'clock in the morning. Harry groaned inwardly, the sun had not even risen yet and he knew there was no chance of getting back to sleep. Despite the early wake up, Harry thought of something that made him grin like a maniac: in six hours he would be on the train back to Hogwarts to begin his third year learning magic.
Harry got out of bed and walked to the washbasin. He looked at his reflection in the mirror. For a thirteen year old boy, Harry was short and very thin. Years of malnourishment made sure that he never reached a normal size or weight for a boy his age. His emerald green eyes stood out from his jet-black hair. His hair just barely covered his strange lightning bolt shaped scar. Harry traced the scar gently once. He had gotten it before he could remember, when he was a little baby, the night his parents died. After he was dressed, Harry just sat there and thought of the girl in his dream. She was older than she is now, but she was unmistakeable. He had never had this dream before, he was very confused. He had know her since his first year. Her name was Katie Bell.