New
"Crap!"
That was the word being uttered repeatedly from the frantic redhead rushing around the room. "Crap crap crappity crap, bugger blast and fuck!"
A brunette wearing a purple dress entered the room and surveyed the increasing destruction around her. "What's wrong?" she asked, hoping to be loud enough to actually have an effect on the woman who was wrecking her room long enough to gain an answer from her.
"What's wrong? WHAT'S WRONG?" Ginny stopped her searching to stand and stare at her friend who had just asked her, what seemed to her mind at least, a completely and utterly absurd question. "What's wrong is I've lost it!"
"Lost what?" Hermione decided that only way to proceed was to stay as calm as possible and hope to accomplish the same sort of attitude in the person standing before her. "Gin, stop. Before you ruin your dress."
This seemed to gain a reaction from Ginny who stopped searching only to run to the mirror to make sure nothing was out of place with her white dress. Afterwards she finally managed an answer to Hermione's question.
"My something New! I have old, borrowed and blue but the new is necessary. It's supposed to represent a successful marriage. And we'll need that in the future considering how everybody hate's each other."
"Gin, you don't need a silly old rhyme to make sure you're marriage will be successful, besides, you're wearing white and everybody knows that's not true. Well, everybody except Ron…"
"Yeah right 'Mione, I need all the luck I can get just to make sure one of my brothers doesn't attack the groomsmen before, during or after the wedding."
"Have you checked under your pillow?"
Ginny looked disbelievingly at her friend, "Why would it be under my pillow? That's a ridiculous place to put it!"
"Because I put it there last night knowing you'd lose it anyway and at least then I'd know where it was." Ginny could over look Hermione's, quite rightly placed, lack of faith in her, as the new wedding present of a single strand of pearls from her future mother in law was finally located.
The Wedding went well despite half way through the reception George took a swing at Blaise. Blaise hit back just as hard though and the two could have been found plotting very drunkenly together for the rest of the evening.
Words count: 398 words
So I'm taking part in the 100 days 100 drabbles challenge over on the DG forum, nothing it beta-ed due to lack of time but if there are any major erors tell me so I can fix them.
Thank you for reading and please review!
love always
Unlaced xx