House: Gryffindor

Year: 5

Category: Drabble

Prompt: [Action] Going to a Muggle amusement park as a witch/wizard

Word Count: 354

"Remind me again, why am I being forced to hang out with you again?" Ginny Weasley asked, her hot temper rising.

"Because your beloved brother has once again blown off our plans for a girl, so he found the next best companion for me," Draco Malfoy said in a sarcastic, but not rude manner.

"Fine." She sighed. "Where are we going?"

"How am I supposed to know?" he replied.

"I'm going to kill that boy," Ginny muttered, starting to get frustrated.

They were at an amusement park, after an hour of arguing about where to go. The redheaded witch had won. No surprise there. It was a muggle establishment, so that meant another hour had to be spent fighting about the unspoken no-magic-policy, which stopped Draco from using the thing he loved most, apparation. Walking was a complete no-no for him since he barely had any experience walking and taking the bus was out of the question. They finally had to call a taxi, which I may add, was paid for by the Slytherin King since Ginny claimed it was all his fault.

"Why are we here?" Draco asked, with a hint of irritation in his tone.

"Because you don't know how to win against me." Ginny smirked in a way which was very familiar to Draco.

She then led him towards the funnel cakes, asked him what flavour he wanted, and got the complete opposite of what he said.

"I asked for Vanilla!" he screamed at her, starting to get annoyed

"And I got you Cinnamon!" she screamed back, making the people around them stare. "Get over it quick, will you? I want to go to the rides."

"That was-" Ginny started to say, right after they got off an insanely huge roller coaster.

"You were right! It was amazing, wonderful and joyous. Also, the best thing I've ever done!" Draco rambled, grinning, on for a couple of moments before the younger witch got a chance to speak.

"I was going to say nauseating, but I don't mind hearing you talk about how right I was," Ginny said, giving him an oddly twisted smile.