Hogwarts Express
Green orbs flutter open as they focused on the brunette sitting in front of them, reading a book she had bought in Diagon Alley. The owner of the emerald beauty sat comfortably across the bookworm, leaning on the window as she turned to observe the scenery before her. Her long dark hair was shiny and completely straight as it ends below her bust. She was wearing her green-sweater and gray skirt, when a 'prefect' came and informed them to change to their robes—which she has already done.
Now, she was bored as hell. She had at least thought that riding the train would be exciting and a chance to meet new people, but she was wrong.
The door of the compartment suddenly was slid open, causing the sisters to turn their attention to the unexpected company.
There stood a small girl, possibly at their same age, with her hair was brown and wild with their curls. Too bushy. Jeanne had thought as she raised her eyebrow in her curiosity about the girl.
"Have you seen a frog? A student had lost his, and I'm helping him retrieve it." The bushy girl asked them, her hand placed on the door still. There was something about her that made Jeanne's blood bubble.
"No." A simple answer came out of the pureblood's lips as she glanced away from the girl. Though, she noticed her sister closed her book and placed it on her lap.
"I'm sorry, we haven't seen any frog around here." Her sister smiled softly at the child as she nodded towards her, "Although, if we see any... we'll keep it safe until we see you and hand it over."
The bushy-haired girl smiled happily and contented with Colette's answer, much to Jeanne's displeasure. She beamed and introduced herself, "I'm Hermione Granger."
"Hello Hermione. My name's Colette Percival." The beautiful brunette smiled towards her, twirling her curled hair slightly. Even though they looked the identical to each other, the pureblood eyes and complexion gave away for who she is. There were red streak highlights at the end of Colette's hair and she was dreadfully pale. Her eyes were deep shade of crimson, much to her family's amazement. It was most likely to be chestnut red.
"...and this is my sister, Jeanne." The devil in a woman's body smirked, that would most likely kill anyone. Hermione shudder from her sight, causing the child to feel flattered.
Hermione nodded towards them and turned around, "I'll see you later both then." She left.
Jeanne growled as she glanced down towards her sister, "Why were you being friendly to her? Granger? I've never heard of it as a pure-blood."
"Perhaps she is a half-blood then, or muggle-born, dearest Jea." Colette rolled her eyes to the side as she re-opened the book and ignored the following yells and shouts of her sister. Jeanne took notice of it and decided it was best not to open up the discussion.
Jeanne kept silent as she folded her arms and frowned. She hated the fact that the girl even left the door open. She stood up and was about to close it, when a familiar blonde stood in front of her.
"Percival."
"Malfoy."
She could sense her sister's eyes boring on her, causing her to move out of the way for her to see the blonde idiot. Colette smiled softly at him, "Draco. So nice to see you. Jea had told me about your little meeting in Diagon Alley; such a shame, I wasn't there."
"It really was." Draco murmured as he helped himself inside, earning a few glares from Jeanne. She was about to closed the door when two blokes came rushing inside.
"Hey!"
"Watch your tongue, girly!" A fat one spoke as he sneered at her, causing the girl to boil in anger as she was about to get her wand out.
"Don't Jea." Colette simply said as she narrowed her eyes towards the duo that entered to their compartment without permission, like her friend, Draco. He sat down beside her as he gave a yawn, showing that he was bored.
"Crabbe, Goyle. Don't be so rude towards Percival." Draco knew that Colette would obviously hate him if he wouldn't say anything about it. The two seemed to stiffen as they turned their attention back to the fuming lady. She stormed passed them and sat next to her older sister's right side. She growled and glanced out the window to calm down her nerves.
"Percival? A pure-blood—" Goyle started, but was cut off by the heiress of Percival.
"As much as I would love to hear about what you would say about my family, I suggest you leave before I allow my sister to hex you into oblivion." Colette hissed, narrowing her eyes towards them as it had gotten into deeper red. Draco could sense her hostility and ushered the duo out of the compartment.
"Draco."
He stopped at the middle of the door and room, before turning around to see Colette behind him. She leaned down and whispered, "Do give them a little hex while you're at it."
Draco chuckled and nodded, leading the blokes out of the compartment.
Colette sighed and glanced back to her laughing sister, who was practically rolling around the floor. "Goodness me, would you ever stop laughing like that?"
"B-but Lettie! You should have seen their expressions!" Jeanne laughed as she hugged her stomach and simply continued to express her craziness on the floor. She looked like she was being attacked by invisible creatures.
The brunette shook her head and sat down to open her book once more, hoping that they would arrive soon.
Hogwarts
" 'Irst 'ears! Come over 'ere!" A tall hairy man was calling out, which much to everyone's delight... nice. The sisters walked down together off the train and towards the boat that was lead towards the enchanting castle. Hogwarts.
"Beautiful, isn't it?" Colette remarked as she smiled towards her sister, giving a light squeeze on her hand. She knew that her little sister was nervous about the sorting, but she never actually knew how hard it is for her to be separated from each other. Jeanne could protect herself and was very brave against bullies, but what she was nervous about was she might actually kill someone in the process.
"Mmh." Jeanne replied as she leaned closer to her sister, causing awkward stares from the people in the boat. Two other females were sitting in front of them, who just happened to glanced behind them to see the affectionate treatments.
"What are you looking at?" Jeanne snapped when she felt annoyed at their staring. The two girls quickly turned back around and were shaking in fear.
Colette sighed and shook her head, "My dearest sister, whatever should I do to you..."
When they arrived to the castle, all the time Jeanne would simply stare in awe as she walked side-by-side with her sister. It was an extraordinary sight to see, she had dreamt of this place often... but now... she was actually here. "Merlin, this is amazing..."
Colette nodded as they walked up the steps following the other students. They stopped when the others did, possibly someone had told them to.
"My name is Malfoy. Draco Malfoy."
The sister's attention darted towards the top of the stairs to see their childhood friend extending his hand towards a person. Jeanne sighed, "Malfoy, up to his schemes again I see."
"That's Harry Potter isn't it?"
Colette perked up at the name as she moved a tad closer to see who Draco was talking to. He had raven-coloured hair and he seemed to be wearing glasses. He was standing next to Weasley as she had seen based on his red head.
"Thanks, but no thanks."
His answer seemed to make Draco fumed and angered; he was about to retort when an old woman came towards them. "I am Professor McGonagall. I'll be leading you to the Great Hall where you will be sorted to your Houses. There are four houses: Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin. Right now, come along."
The students follow her towards two giant doors that opened as they neared it. It revealed a long table where every student probably was sitting. There were four long tables there, divided by the houses. Colette smiled softly as she noticed her sister's eyes were shining in excitement. The sorting began quickly as it started off with her new friend, Hermione Granger.
"GRYFFINDOR!"
The girl smiled happily as she went over to her house while the others clapped. Next was Draco. Before the hat was even placed upon him, the Sorting Hat quickly yelled, "SLYTHERIN!"
He smirked towards the group as he made his way towards the others. Ron was next on the list as he sat down, he looked frighten much to the sisters delight.
"Another Weasley? I know just where to put you...
GRYFFINDOR!"
Ron seemed to relaxed a bit as he quickly sat beside his brothers. Next was an unfamiliar girl, but was named as Hannah Abbott. "HUFFLEPUFF!" Perhaps she was too nice for Jeanne's tastes.
"Harry Potter."
The whole crowd had gotten quiet as they kept on staring at the famous 'The Boy Who Lived.' Colette watched him like a prey as she smirked. He was rather...interesting.
He seemed to be talking to the Sorting Hat, which later yelled, "GRYFFINDOR." Such a shame. Colette sighed as she shook her head, watching the young boy quickly sat to his new friend, Ron.
"Jeanne Percival."
Colette turned her attention back to her sister and smiled, comforting her. Jeanne nodded and walked towards to the Sorting Hat. The hat was rested upon her as it had began talking,
"Hmmm... such thoughts like these..."
Jeanne closed her eyes and hoped for the best.
"SLYTHERIN!"
Claps from the Slytherin table was heard as the little girl smiled and ran towards the table, proud to be with them. Now she hoped that her sister would be with her and everything would be perfect.
"Ethan Averey."
A half-blood brunette made his way towards his seat; he seemed to be Asian. Colette observed as she glanced towards her little sister. A smile played through her lips as she watched the witch left her mouth open as she gawked at the student. Well, will you look it that?
"GRYFFINDOR!"
House enemies? Not good. Jeanne growled as she watched Hermione smiled softly at Ethan, who sat beside her at the table. She hated that witch.
"Colette Percival."
Colette sighed as she was followed by a pair of eyes she knew was her sister's. She sat on the stool as the hat was placed on her head.
"...now where to put you?"
"Anywhere but Gryffindor, really." Colette replied a chuckle escaped her lips.
"Very well then...
RAVENCLAW!"
R&R