"Neighbours, should be there for one another

"Neighbours, should be there for one another. That's when good neighbours become go-" Harry switched the television off.

"Dinner's ready!" Hermione called from the kitchen. "It's so nice to be able to magic up food." She continued as Harry stomped into the kitchen.

Hermione and Harry had been living together for five years. They weren't married, but they were in a relationship. Though lately, things had started getting out of hand.

"Don't worry, I set the table." Hermione said, trying to be cheerful.

Harry sat down at one end of the table while Hermione brought the food to the table and then sat down. Harry took one look at the food and turned his head away in disgust.

"What's this, woman?" Harry barked. "I thought I told you I didn't like pecorino cheese on my pasta. I want parmesan!"

"But darling, they're so alike and…" Hermione didn't get to finish. Harry slapped her across the face.

"Owwww!" Hermione cried out in pain, but Harry ignored her.

"Never, never do it again!"

"Yes, I won't." Hermione said. Harry mumbled a good and walked up stairs to watch television.

Once Harry was out of sight, Hermione buried her face in her hands, tears pouring down her face. She looked a mess, with bags under her eyes and cuts from where Harry had scraped her. Her eyes were… lifeless. Hermione knew what she had to do. She ran upstairs to pack her bags.

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Hermione rang the doorbell. Ron answered the door. He hugged Hermione fiercely.

"Oh, Hermi..."

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Harry woke up and got out of bed. He went to the kitchen, but there was no one there.

"Hermione!" He shouted, though he knew there was no use. Hermione had gone.