If you by chance came along at the present time, you would see James
Potter, the most popular guy, and hottest, planning his most recent prank
with his friends, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, and Peter Pettigrew( I hate
him, so lets just say that he's sleeping for the rest of the story). The
target of their prank; Lily Evans.
As you can guess, Lily was not the most popular person in the world. Scratch that. She was a geek, loner; someone that you accidentally sit on because you didn't see her. No one noticed that she was kind, considerate, and a great person. Her goal in life was to be invisible, and she did a pretty good job at that before James picked her to be the most used target for their pranks.
The story takes place in the Great Hall, where Lily sat in her usual spot at the end of the Griffindor table. She opened her book to where it was marked and began to read.
"Hey Evans!", James yelled as he sat across from her.
Lily ignored him and continued reading her book. She knew that responding him would only lead to trouble. She soon figured out that ignoring him did the exact same thing. "You know Evans, I don't like to be ignored. Guys." James said.
The "guys" snuck up behind her and poured a bucket of their newest creation on top of Lily. This potion so happened to make to person it happened to cover, in this case Lily, tell the truth to any question that was asked.
As Lily looked around, she noticed that everyone in the hall was looking expectantly at her.
"Evans, dear," James said, " what is your favorite color?" he said to make sure the potion worked.
"Lilac, after my name." Lily answered.
By this time, Lily was wondering what the potion did. She had no idea that it was a form of a truth potion.
"Good. It works. Alright Evans. Enough playing around. Tell everyone in this hall what your deepest secret is." James asked.
Lily tried as hard as she could to not answer the question, for it would ruin her, not that there was much to ruin. Still, she did not want to answer the question. It still hurt her. But, the potion was too strong, or her will wasn't strong enough, she told the whole of Hogwarts her deepest secret.
"I killed my parents."
There, she had said it, and now the whole school was looking at her differently.
"How?" Another question asked by James.
"I had to choose. My parents, or m . . ."
The potion had started to wear off, and Lily stopped herself before it was too late. She saw the looks of everyone there and took off running. No one tried to stop her. No one went after her. No one except James, who happened to see the look of pain in her face.
He just began his search, when he realized that he knew more about Lily than he took credit for. He knew exactly where she was. And that was not the best place for her to be in the present situation.
James took off toward the Astronomy tower, hoping that Lily wouldn't to anything stupid. How wrong he was.
As you can guess, Lily was not the most popular person in the world. Scratch that. She was a geek, loner; someone that you accidentally sit on because you didn't see her. No one noticed that she was kind, considerate, and a great person. Her goal in life was to be invisible, and she did a pretty good job at that before James picked her to be the most used target for their pranks.
The story takes place in the Great Hall, where Lily sat in her usual spot at the end of the Griffindor table. She opened her book to where it was marked and began to read.
"Hey Evans!", James yelled as he sat across from her.
Lily ignored him and continued reading her book. She knew that responding him would only lead to trouble. She soon figured out that ignoring him did the exact same thing. "You know Evans, I don't like to be ignored. Guys." James said.
The "guys" snuck up behind her and poured a bucket of their newest creation on top of Lily. This potion so happened to make to person it happened to cover, in this case Lily, tell the truth to any question that was asked.
As Lily looked around, she noticed that everyone in the hall was looking expectantly at her.
"Evans, dear," James said, " what is your favorite color?" he said to make sure the potion worked.
"Lilac, after my name." Lily answered.
By this time, Lily was wondering what the potion did. She had no idea that it was a form of a truth potion.
"Good. It works. Alright Evans. Enough playing around. Tell everyone in this hall what your deepest secret is." James asked.
Lily tried as hard as she could to not answer the question, for it would ruin her, not that there was much to ruin. Still, she did not want to answer the question. It still hurt her. But, the potion was too strong, or her will wasn't strong enough, she told the whole of Hogwarts her deepest secret.
"I killed my parents."
There, she had said it, and now the whole school was looking at her differently.
"How?" Another question asked by James.
"I had to choose. My parents, or m . . ."
The potion had started to wear off, and Lily stopped herself before it was too late. She saw the looks of everyone there and took off running. No one tried to stop her. No one went after her. No one except James, who happened to see the look of pain in her face.
He just began his search, when he realized that he knew more about Lily than he took credit for. He knew exactly where she was. And that was not the best place for her to be in the present situation.
James took off toward the Astronomy tower, hoping that Lily wouldn't to anything stupid. How wrong he was.