Forever by Alliance Webb
Chapter One
Transfigurations
disclaimer: I own nothing but a clicky pencil and paper. I do not own Harry Potter or any of the characters from the books...
He didn't know what he was doing. He didn't know how it started. All he knew was that he was doing something that his mind told him he would come to regret. So many feelings were flowing through his head but in his blood - in his heart was something he could not ignore. It had been three days ago when it started. He had seen him sitting alone on a bend looking confused as he hovered over his transfiguration book. His regular posse was no where to be found. Something made him want to go over to him, something - what it was he couldn't tell. He took a deep breath as he proceeded to walk toward the bleached blonde boy.
"Where's the posse? They ditch you for another control freak?" he said coldly.
"No!" he hissed back, interrupted from his studies and more insulted by the person who was talking to him. "They're eating," he said calming down and wanting things to end, for this annoying person to go away.
Oliver could see he had been rude in saying what he had said so he sat down on the bench. "Let me see this," he requested as he scooted closer to Draco and leant over his shoulder. Draco needed the help but was reluctant to accept the help from Oliver. He couldn't stop him though, and accepted the help. "Oh no, I see what you're doing," he said. "I did the same exact thing when I was in the this class. Here," he scooted closer and moved the book to sit across both their laps. "See, the spells here are transfiguring food, in chapter ten it explains that due to the composition of food the words 'ala ti' must be added to the end of the spell and you must swish your wrist one extra time," he smiled.
Not until that moment had Draco realized that smile and Draco was a bit unnerved when all he could do was smile back.
Oliver as well, had never noticed the happiness in Draco's smile and he reached up to push a piece of Draco's hair which had fallen in front of his eyes back.
Draco felt himself blush. He was full of fear and excitement as he looked back at his book. "Th-thanks," he said trying to hid his feelings.
Oliver watched this with excitement, he couldn't wipe the silly smile from his face.
"Hey!" shouted a loud voice. "Get your filthy paws off of him!" it shouted as the two stood up, the book falling to the floor, Oliver's smile had disappeared.
"C-Crabbe, Goyle, you're finished eating already?" Draco said. "Are you on a diet or something?" he questioned.
"No, they ran out of food," Crabbe said seemingly upset.
"Go figure," Draco mumbled under his breath making Oliver slightly smile.
"Did you finish that transfigurmantation-stuff yet?" Goyle questioned.
"Yeah, let's get going," he said as he picked up his books and started off.
Oliver stood where he was and watched. The three walked off leaving Oliver standing there but a face looked back. Draco had turned around to take one last look. This was enough for Oliver, just to see that face once more.
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Chapter One
Transfigurations
disclaimer: I own nothing but a clicky pencil and paper. I do not own Harry Potter or any of the characters from the books...
He didn't know what he was doing. He didn't know how it started. All he knew was that he was doing something that his mind told him he would come to regret. So many feelings were flowing through his head but in his blood - in his heart was something he could not ignore. It had been three days ago when it started. He had seen him sitting alone on a bend looking confused as he hovered over his transfiguration book. His regular posse was no where to be found. Something made him want to go over to him, something - what it was he couldn't tell. He took a deep breath as he proceeded to walk toward the bleached blonde boy.
"Where's the posse? They ditch you for another control freak?" he said coldly.
"No!" he hissed back, interrupted from his studies and more insulted by the person who was talking to him. "They're eating," he said calming down and wanting things to end, for this annoying person to go away.
Oliver could see he had been rude in saying what he had said so he sat down on the bench. "Let me see this," he requested as he scooted closer to Draco and leant over his shoulder. Draco needed the help but was reluctant to accept the help from Oliver. He couldn't stop him though, and accepted the help. "Oh no, I see what you're doing," he said. "I did the same exact thing when I was in the this class. Here," he scooted closer and moved the book to sit across both their laps. "See, the spells here are transfiguring food, in chapter ten it explains that due to the composition of food the words 'ala ti' must be added to the end of the spell and you must swish your wrist one extra time," he smiled.
Not until that moment had Draco realized that smile and Draco was a bit unnerved when all he could do was smile back.
Oliver as well, had never noticed the happiness in Draco's smile and he reached up to push a piece of Draco's hair which had fallen in front of his eyes back.
Draco felt himself blush. He was full of fear and excitement as he looked back at his book. "Th-thanks," he said trying to hid his feelings.
Oliver watched this with excitement, he couldn't wipe the silly smile from his face.
"Hey!" shouted a loud voice. "Get your filthy paws off of him!" it shouted as the two stood up, the book falling to the floor, Oliver's smile had disappeared.
"C-Crabbe, Goyle, you're finished eating already?" Draco said. "Are you on a diet or something?" he questioned.
"No, they ran out of food," Crabbe said seemingly upset.
"Go figure," Draco mumbled under his breath making Oliver slightly smile.
"Did you finish that transfigurmantation-stuff yet?" Goyle questioned.
"Yeah, let's get going," he said as he picked up his books and started off.
Oliver stood where he was and watched. The three walked off leaving Oliver standing there but a face looked back. Draco had turned around to take one last look. This was enough for Oliver, just to see that face once more.
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