Summary:(God I suck at these) Well quite basically, there's this new girl at Hogwarts,
and she's not like anything anyone has ever seen. It is her power that will
help Harry win the final battle with Voldy.
Disclaimer: No, I do not own anything in this story besides Rachel (OC), her relatives,
and anyone else I choose to introduce along the way. For the most part,
the world of hp belongs to the wonderful, J.K. Rowling.
Author's Note: Well the rating is PG-13, but only because there will be cussing, and I
dunno, I'd rather been safe then sorry. This is my first fanfic, though
I've been working on it forever, I just now decided to post it. Please R+R
, I'd Really appreciate it!
Harry Potter ducked through Platform 9 3/4 to join his friends, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, for yet another year at Hogwarts. This time was different though. This was their last year Hogwarts, which, to Harry, was both a curse and a blessing. Ever since the end of his fourth year, he had been fighting Lord Voldemort's ever growing forces. At least when school ended he would have time to devote all of his work and energy to this task. Of course, it would mean that he would have nowhere to go. Remaining at the Dursley's was entirely out of the question, and he didn't want to bother Sirius, as his uncle already had enough to worry about.
The train whistled in the distance and Harry was snapped from his mind back into the real world. Ron and Hermione had already walked up ahead of him. As Harry hurried to catch up, something caught his eye. Someone to be specific. Most everyone was still dressed in their regular muggle clothing, they would change on the train, but one girl stood out among the rest. She had on jeans and a leather jacket, which was mostly covered up by her long, golden blonde hair. Harry definitely didn't remember her being at Hogwarts last year. She looked about his age and even if she had been a year or two younger then him, he would have at least vaguely remembered someone that pretty.
As if sensing his presence the girl turned around and looked directly at him with piercing blue eyes. All thoughts of her being here last year vanished in an instant. The new girl was much prettier then he could have forgotten. The face that stared at Harry had full lips and high cheekbones that perfectly matched her stunning eyes. Along with her other gorgeous features she gave off an essence of classic beauty that none of the girls at Hogwarts had.
When she had turned to look at him, the wind had blown her hair in her face. Now, she tried to push it away so she could get a better look at him. It was then Harry realized that he was staring and decided to push on.
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Finally after their trunks were hoisted onto the train, Harry, Ron, and Hermione went to find their seats. They decided to split up to look for their seats. Hermione, who of course had become Head Girl, decided to look up front for that's where her seat would be anyways. Harry had yet to learn who Head Boy was. Ron decided to take the middle, and Harry the back of the train. Secretly, he was glad he would be alone, then he could look for the new girl without Ron. He could always find their seats after he had introduced himself.
All of the compartments so far had been filled with students. Harry pushed on through the empty hall. The trained lurched forward at last beginning to move, throwing Harry into a nearby door. As soon as he regained his balance he saw the mysterious girl through the glass in the door opposite the one he was leaning on. She was sitting all alone. Once again her head was turned away and her hair was covering most of her face.
"That is the most beautiful girl I have ever seen." Harry said to the empty hall.
"Finally Potter we agree on something." a drawling voice spoke from behind him. Unfortunately the hall wasn't as empty as he had thought. Harry whirled around to see who it was, though he already knew. The smug face of Draco Malfoy smirked back at him.
"No, I saw her first." Harry's eyes narrowed. Ever since the fifth year when he and Malfoy had fought over Cho Chang Harry had hated him even more. Of course he himself had gotten Cho, but she had proved to be an airhead and Harry had broken up with her after two weeks. This girl was different though, he didn't know her at all but there was something about her. Harry wasn't going to let Malfoy even have a chance at her.
They stared at each other for a second before lunging at the door. Elbows jutted into sides as they shoved each other out of the way while trying to get inside first. After several minutes of quarreling, they pulled away from the door glaring at each other. "We go in at the same time." Harry not so much suggested as stated.
"Agreed." Malfoy said shortly after he had time to glare at Harry suspiciously for a few more seconds. Harry reached over and grasped the doorknob. He and Malfoy walked in. The girl was staring straight at them smiling.
and she's not like anything anyone has ever seen. It is her power that will
help Harry win the final battle with Voldy.
Disclaimer: No, I do not own anything in this story besides Rachel (OC), her relatives,
and anyone else I choose to introduce along the way. For the most part,
the world of hp belongs to the wonderful, J.K. Rowling.
Author's Note: Well the rating is PG-13, but only because there will be cussing, and I
dunno, I'd rather been safe then sorry. This is my first fanfic, though
I've been working on it forever, I just now decided to post it. Please R+R
, I'd Really appreciate it!
Harry Potter ducked through Platform 9 3/4 to join his friends, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, for yet another year at Hogwarts. This time was different though. This was their last year Hogwarts, which, to Harry, was both a curse and a blessing. Ever since the end of his fourth year, he had been fighting Lord Voldemort's ever growing forces. At least when school ended he would have time to devote all of his work and energy to this task. Of course, it would mean that he would have nowhere to go. Remaining at the Dursley's was entirely out of the question, and he didn't want to bother Sirius, as his uncle already had enough to worry about.
The train whistled in the distance and Harry was snapped from his mind back into the real world. Ron and Hermione had already walked up ahead of him. As Harry hurried to catch up, something caught his eye. Someone to be specific. Most everyone was still dressed in their regular muggle clothing, they would change on the train, but one girl stood out among the rest. She had on jeans and a leather jacket, which was mostly covered up by her long, golden blonde hair. Harry definitely didn't remember her being at Hogwarts last year. She looked about his age and even if she had been a year or two younger then him, he would have at least vaguely remembered someone that pretty.
As if sensing his presence the girl turned around and looked directly at him with piercing blue eyes. All thoughts of her being here last year vanished in an instant. The new girl was much prettier then he could have forgotten. The face that stared at Harry had full lips and high cheekbones that perfectly matched her stunning eyes. Along with her other gorgeous features she gave off an essence of classic beauty that none of the girls at Hogwarts had.
When she had turned to look at him, the wind had blown her hair in her face. Now, she tried to push it away so she could get a better look at him. It was then Harry realized that he was staring and decided to push on.
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Finally after their trunks were hoisted onto the train, Harry, Ron, and Hermione went to find their seats. They decided to split up to look for their seats. Hermione, who of course had become Head Girl, decided to look up front for that's where her seat would be anyways. Harry had yet to learn who Head Boy was. Ron decided to take the middle, and Harry the back of the train. Secretly, he was glad he would be alone, then he could look for the new girl without Ron. He could always find their seats after he had introduced himself.
All of the compartments so far had been filled with students. Harry pushed on through the empty hall. The trained lurched forward at last beginning to move, throwing Harry into a nearby door. As soon as he regained his balance he saw the mysterious girl through the glass in the door opposite the one he was leaning on. She was sitting all alone. Once again her head was turned away and her hair was covering most of her face.
"That is the most beautiful girl I have ever seen." Harry said to the empty hall.
"Finally Potter we agree on something." a drawling voice spoke from behind him. Unfortunately the hall wasn't as empty as he had thought. Harry whirled around to see who it was, though he already knew. The smug face of Draco Malfoy smirked back at him.
"No, I saw her first." Harry's eyes narrowed. Ever since the fifth year when he and Malfoy had fought over Cho Chang Harry had hated him even more. Of course he himself had gotten Cho, but she had proved to be an airhead and Harry had broken up with her after two weeks. This girl was different though, he didn't know her at all but there was something about her. Harry wasn't going to let Malfoy even have a chance at her.
They stared at each other for a second before lunging at the door. Elbows jutted into sides as they shoved each other out of the way while trying to get inside first. After several minutes of quarreling, they pulled away from the door glaring at each other. "We go in at the same time." Harry not so much suggested as stated.
"Agreed." Malfoy said shortly after he had time to glare at Harry suspiciously for a few more seconds. Harry reached over and grasped the doorknob. He and Malfoy walked in. The girl was staring straight at them smiling.