Hi everyone, this is my first story on fanfic. It's definitely not perfect, but here goes...

Milly Malfoy had been expecting the letter for a while now. Every time an owl came she checked for the letter. Scorpius Malfoy had told her all about Hogwarts. You get to share a room with your friends and learn all sorts of cool and interesting things. According to Scorpius the best part of Hogwarts was picking on the Gryffindors. Of course Milly was not sure about being mean to someone because of their house.. when she had told Scorpius that was mean, he had laughed and told her that she would get used to it.

Milly and Scorpius were not all that close. Although Scorpius told Milly many things they were very different. In fact Milly thought that Scorpius was too much like their Mum Pansy. Milly was closest with her Dad Draco. He was kind to her, whereas Pansy and Scorpius just made fun of her because they thought that she was too nice. Scorpius viewed his family in the complete opposite way. His Mum was his favourite member of the family, apart from himself of course. She did everything Scorpius asked and gave him everything. However his Dad and little sister always told him not to be so mean.

Owl's wings blew dust up from the ground. A few feathers drifted down past Milly's window. She sat up straight at the sound of beating wings. She couldn't contain her excitement because as the owl flew past her window she caught a glimpse of two letters with the Hogwarts crest on them.

"Dad, my letter," she squealed with excitement. From the kitchen came the deep hearty laugh of Milly's Dad.

"Yes, that would be your letter. Congratulations little Milly," Draco said. He knew Milly had started to think she could be a squib. Especially since Scorpius had started to tease her about it.

"Hahaha. Little Milly. Good one Dad!" Scorpius' voice drifted down from upstairs.

"Scorpius," Draco said before a fight could break out. "Don't tease your sister please. You should be happy for her. We have another Slytherin in the family!"

As Milly sprinted down the stairs she heard Scorpius snort at the fact their Dad was telling him he should be happy for her. Milly swung into the kitchen ignoring Scorpius. There on the window ledge sat a tawny owl with her Hogwarts acceptance letter and Scorpius' list of what he would need. She gave the owl a treat and then reached out to take the letter. As she took the letter the owl reached down and bit her. Milly had just pulled the letters free. She dropped them on the floor in shock and screamed. Blood came running down her fingers and formed a small pool in her hand.

Milly clutched her bleeding hand. Huge tears rolled down her cheeks, an as she tried to wipe them away they mingled with her blood. Draco took out his wand and then took his daughters hand in his own.

"Episkey," Draco said quietly. Milly watched the blood disappear into the cut, and then it turned into a neat pink seam. Then all of a sudden there was not a trace of damage to the skin. Although Milly had grown up in a magical family, she was still fascinated by some things like these. Some of the girls at her old school had complained that Milly never had scabs or bruises. Even if she fell over at school, when she came to school the next day, it was gone.

Milly opened the letter and read it in her head over and over again. The whole time she couldn't help but smile. While Milly was doing this Draco opened Scorpius' letter. Scorpius was in third year. Suddenly Draco burst out laughing.

"What is it?" Pansy, Milly's Mum asked as she appeared in the fireplace with a gush. Milly's Mum had just gone shopping and was weighed down by bags. Draco hurried over to help her with them still laughing.

"Monster book of Monsters for care of magical creatures," Draco laughed.

"What?" Scorpius asked as he came down the stairs.

"Oh, it's a book, that is literally a monster. It growls and bites. But remember darling, all you have to do is stroke the spine," Pansy said in a soft voice to her favourite child.

"I can't believe they still use the Monster book of Monsters," Draco said in awe. Pansy smiled at him, but also rolled her eyes

"Well I guess we better go and get all of this from Diagon Alley, yes?" Draco says.

"Dad, can't we go later, I'm going to practice quidditch at Glen Goyle's house," Scorpius complained. Draco and Pansy quickly glance at each other.

"Of course you can go. Daddy will just take Milly after lunch, because she has to get school robes fit," Pansy said trying to make Scorpius happy.

"Ok then, well I'm going to go now," Scorpius said smiling.

"Oh, and Scorpius, don't get into mischief, alright?" Draco said. Scorpius nodded his head, but Milly knew he had his fingers crossed. Scorpius ran out the door before anyone could say anything. Milly heard the shed door swing open. Then there was a bang and a few loud curses from Scorpius. Draco cringed at the words his son was saying.

"There you are," Scorpius voice drifted up the garden. "Bye everybody see you back here so we can go to Diagon alley for lunch." Pansy stood at the window and waved her son off.

"Dad can you call me when we are about to go? Oh and can I wear muggle clothes?" Milly asked her Dad. He nodded and turned around to finish washing the breakfast plates.

"Dad, one more thing, can we go with Thea?" Milly asked.

"I will write a letter to my brother right now," Pansy told Milly. She hoped that some of Thea's Slytherin side would rub of on her pitiful, kind daughter. Plus, Scorpius and Warren were best of friends even if they were cousins.

"Thanks Mum." Milly ran upstairs to her bedroom, and sat on her bed. She read the letter once more, and then threw it onto her desk. She then got out a quill and some ink and wrote a letter to Thea:

Dear Thea,

I got my letter. Screw Scorpius thinking I was a squib, I'm not, I'm a witch. Did you get your letter? Hopefully we can be in the same house. If we aren't we will still be good friends, right? Hopefully you will be able to come with us to Diagon Alley. Hope to see you soon,

Milly.

Milly and Thea were best friends. Milly didn't write it in the letter in case someone read it, but neither Milly or Thea wanted to be in Slytherin. Milly asked her Dad to send the letter for her and then put on her best muggle clothes. Milly had robes, she just wanted to wear jeans a t-shirt and a hoddie. Milly and Thea had gone to the same primary school together, and shared everything in common. Since they had both gone to a muggle school they both used devices such as I-pods. Milly found it quite amusing that there were apps called Harry Potter, when Harry Potter was a famous wizard. She figured that this Harry Potter was a completely different person.

"Milly," came Draco's voice. "We are leaving now."

"Ok Dad. Is Thea coming?" Milly asked.

"Yes, of course she is," Draco said. Milly ran down the stairs and into the kitchen where her Dad was waiting. She stepped into the fireplace and took a handful of flu powder threw it onto the ground.

"Diagon Alley," she pronounced clearly. There was a loud gushing noise. Milly had her eyes squeezed shut tightly. She did this, because once she had landed in a very dusty place and her eyes filled with dust. She felt her feet hit something hard and instantly bent her knees so as not to fall.

So, thanks for reading. Pleeeaase review! Any suggestions would be great!