Ginny sighed as she watch Harry and Cho flirt in the halls. If only he knew. She cried over him every night. She thought about him all the time. Couldn't he see what he was doing to her? Probably not. He was blinded by -gag- Cho. Ginny sighed and before the tears filled her eyes she turned and walked the other direction. Unfortunately, at that moment Harry and Cho were saying good-bye and Harry saw Ginny and ran up to her side. "Hey Gin!" He said cheerfully.
"Hey," She replied dully. He studied her for a minute, then asked, "Hey, you ok?" She turned and faked a smile at him. "Yeah, just tired. But other then that, I'm fine."
Another unlucky thing happened that moment. Hermione happened to walk up to them just as Ginny said that. "Excuse us Harry," She said, grabbing Ginny's arm and walking away. Ginny sighed. "What this time?"
"You're fine Ginny? You're fine?!" Hermione said/asked. Ginny sighed. She was tired of everyone worrying over her. They had enough things to worry about. Ginny nodded. "Honestly 'Mione, I'm over him. I've moved on," She said, winking at Seamus as he passed by, just to convince Hermione. But the only boy she ever really wanted to wink at was Harry. Hermione eyed her warily, then said, "Alright. I believe you." She said and saw Ron. Hermione said a quick good-bye and hurried over to Ron. Ginny shrugged and started walking to class. Suddenly, she turned the corner and saw Harry. But he wasn't alone. He was with Cho. And he was practically snogging her senseless. Ginny pretended as if she didn't see him, and started out on a slow walk to the girl's bathroom. But once Harry, Cho, Hermione, and Ron were out of sight, her walk turned into a run. She ran into the bathroom no one ever went in because of Moaning Murdle.
She threw herself on the floor, dropping her school bag, not caring if Moaning Murdle came out to see what the ruckus was. She was shaking so hard, she gripped the edge of the counter so she could try and stand up. She unsuccessfully was unable to complete that task. Suddenly, a loud moan was heard. Then there was a sound of water splashing, and Moaning Murdle appeared. She started to complain, but when she saw Ginny, her face softened. "Are they laughing at you to? Are they telling jokes about you?" Ginny shook her head no, then told Murdle everything, surprised at herself that she could poor her heart out to a ghost, but not to Hermione. Murdle's face showed sympathy. "I know what it's like," She told Ginny. "You're welcome to come here any time. To hide from them. So then they think you're ok. Sometimes, it's better to lie, then to tell the truth. You feel safer." Ginny nodded before washing her face, drying her face, saying good-bye to Moaning Murdle, and leaving for her last class of the day.