A/N: Hello! I hope you enjoy my story. I had it on and I thought I would put it here. I hope you enjoy it!
Prologue:
Everybody knows Harry Potter. The famous boy who vanquished the Dark Lord when he was only one years old. The Famous Harry Potter who was left with a scar and a memory of green light as he was shipped off to go live with the muggles. The same Harry Potter who though out the years has done more things than some of the most powerful wizards can only dream of.
Of course everyone knows that Harry Potter. No witch or wizard alive and many now dead have at least heard the name Harry Potter in their life. The poor boy gets so much attention, and for what? Something he can't even remember… He has been in many books and many of the kids at Hogwarts just try to befriend Mr. Potter so that they may have a taste of the fame he gets every day.
Many would thing it would be wonderful to be surrounded by people…people you don't even know… Is it great? Is it perfect? What if this said boy didn't want any of it… just wanted a normal life like everyone else? But does anyone really have a normal life? What is normal anyway?
What if this boy just wanted this girl who he thought was perfect? She would date him wouldn't she? Of course! What girl wouldn't want to be known as Harry Potter's girlfriend? What if Harry thought that this girl really just wanted him for him… but does she really? Is there anyone out there who really would want this boy for him and not for his fame?
Chapter 1: The Invisible Nobody
Amy Rogan made her way down the stairs towards the Great Hall. She was extremely tired after spending the night in the library researching information for her Transfiguration essay that wasn't due for another week. But no matter… she had nothing better to do anyway…
She sighed as she reached the Ravenclaw table, where she took her normal seat at the end…where nobody sat. She was quiet, but she wasn't shy. She just chose not to speak. In her whole six years of learning she had only one friend… Elizabeth Yearning. She silently glanced down the table to her use-to-be best friend. She was sitting next to her new best friend Padma Patil and her other close friends. She was also sitting by her rather popular boyfriend John Williams, who had his arm wrapped around his girlfriends' waist.
Amy glanced down at her empty plate and once again sighed. She remembered the day Elizabeth had decided that she needed new friends perfectly. It still felt like it was yesterday…
FLASHBACK
It was a normal day at Hogwarts. It was May 2nd, and Amy was in her third year. She was still a quiet person, but not as quiet as she would become over the years. She enjoyed talking to her friend, and laughing about pointless things, just like everybody else…
She had brown hair that stopped before her shoulders, and she was on the chubby side. She was also very short for her age and not the prettiest person you ever met. But Amy didn't mind, she had no interest in being beautiful.
Amy sat at her normal seat at the Ravenclaw Table in the Great Hall. She was waiting for Elizabeth to come down for lunch.
"Hey" Amy said quietly as Elizabeth sat down across from her, she had a rather odd expression on her face, "What's up?" Amy asked.
She glanced over at a group of girls that seemed to be watching the scene intently.
"What's going on?" Amy asked with furrowed eyebrows.
Elizabeth sighed looking down, the expressed on her face looked like she was about to do something she would regret…But when she looked up the expression was gone to be replaced with a cold glare.
"Tell me Amelia…do you ever get tired of being the same old nobody that you always have been?" she asked with a sophisticated tone, holding her nose higher in the air.
"Wha- What?" Amy asked confused, this was the first time Elizabeth had ever acted this way…
"Oh," she said with a cold smirk, "I forgot, silly me… you couldn't even dream of being anything but a nobody could you? You just don't have what it takes… do you?"
She waited, but Amy was too shocked to say anything, so she continued.
"I however, have was it takes to be popular and liked…" she said with the same sophisticated and mature tone, "And I feel, no… I know that you are getting in the way of that…"
Silent tears began to make there way down Amy's cheeks.
"So… if I ever want to date someone like…say… Harry Potter, like smart, the handsome…and the oh so famous…" she stopped and sighed with a dreamy look on her face, but then she continued. "Then I think we must end our friendship immediately!"
Amy was trying to hold back the many tears that began to travel down her face, steadily.
"Oh, I do hope you understand!" she said with a false cheery face, "And just encase you think I am kidding… I'll help you out."
And with that she lifted her goblet of pumpkin juice and poured it on top of the now crying girl's head…
Amy jumped up and ran out of the Great Hall. The Ravenclaw girls laughing at her as she made her way to the nearest girls bathroom…
And that was the beginning of the events that would change her life forever…
END FLASHBACK
Amy sighed again as she thought back to that day… After that Elizabeth got all new friends and a whole new look… There little group was really the only people who noticed her, the others just didn't take notice…
The teachers knew her of course… How could they not? She was the smartest in the school… Even smarter than Miss Hermione Granger. What else would you be when you spend your years behind any book that you could get your hands on, just so you wouldn't have to face the world.
Amy preferred to be invisible. She had never tried to make any friends with any house, after Elizabeth. Friends just caused pain, and Amy didn't think she needed any more pain in her life. Elizabeth was only part of the bad memories that Amy drowned out by anyway she could…and that lead her to her obsession with books.
She never use to be top of her year…class…anything. She was usually behind before Third year. Since then she spend her life reading anything… not just school books, anything she picked up from the shelf.
When she first started this her eyes were red and always sore, but they adjusted to the constant reading, after a while. She always carried a book with her. She read during meal times, too. She was also one of the few to pay attention in class. It was true she was a nobody. It wasn't that people never noticed her, they did.
She was no longer the chubby little girl she use to be. Over the years she had grown rather pretty in fact… Though she had no interest in what people thought of her.
She had long brown hair that now went past her shoulders. She always kept in a ponytail, too keep out of her eyes while she read. She had fair skin with a few light freckles and beautiful hazel color eyes. Her face was always set in a calm, collective manner, and she rarely smiled, the few times she did were usually caused by something she read in a random book.
She was slightly tall and on the skinny side, since she ate little, due to the fact she skipped many meals, either to avoid the other Ravenclaw girls (who enjoyed to torture her), or to finish reading something. When she did attend meals she usually had a book in her hands, and she concentrated so much on the book, she some times only took a few bites.
She made sure not many people noticed her. She had no interest in friends, boyfriends, or even…family. She had given up on that a while ago. The few people who saw her never got a good look, she was always reading, whether walking or eating. The few times she wasn't was when she was in class or in her dormitory.
Her fellow room mates hated her and she was usually the butt of all their jokes. They were all popular. The leader? Elizabeth Yearning of course! And she felt no sympathy towards her use-to-be best friend.
Since that day in Third year she had grown a dislike towards the "popular" people in the school. The people that were the cause of so much pain…
Again she sighed and grabbed a random book from her bag, not even looking at the title, and she again began to escape into the world of the unreal.