I woke up early and got dressed. Two months avgo on the Astronomy Tower I wouldn't be stressing. Today I was. Seventh Years had final exams today. I pulled on my sweater in front of the mirror. I stopped and looked at myself. I looked different; fatter. Just then, i felt something move from inside me, giving me another neasus feeling. I sat down quick. Was I-? I couldn't be. But it would explain the vomiting often. I looked around. I found the medical book one of my roommates was borrowing from the Library. I opened it up and searched. I was shocked at what I found. My intentions were correct. But Scorpius and I had never done anything, ever. I closed the book and sat back down. The night on the Astronomy Tower.
I remembered it now. Someone had impurised us. Neither Scorpius nor I had rmembered anything. But we woke up a bit of a mess.
Clothes slightly wrinkled. Who ever in their sick mind had done that would pay. But now I had to tell Scorpius. We had exams today so I just wanted to tell him tomorrow. I finished getting dressed and headed down to our early breakfast. The rest of the school had the day off.
"Good morning." Scorpius sat down next to me. I gave a nervous smile. "What's wrong?" He looked very curious.
"Nervous about the exams." I lied. Well, sort of. I was nervous about the exams.
"You?" He laughed. "You are one of the most confident people I know. How can you be nervous?" I shrugged and he gave me a comforting hug. They allowed houses to intermingle with tables today. Meaning, anyone could sit anywhere.
I ate a little less than I expected myself to eat, even if I was, well, you know...
The room started to clear out and all Seventh Years stood in a line against the wall. They seated us in alphabetical order by House.
I traced the rim of the locket. I opened it and saw the small rose pink rose grow out of the centre. It was comforting. They passed out the tests. Each one designed specifically for each student based on their chosen classes for their later proffession. There would be a page of each core class, with five questions from each year, then essays for the core classes only at the end, where we had to explain the main reasons of why it was a mandatory need for taking the class. And mum said this was going to be easy...
The next four hours went by so slow. We had two ten minute breaks and that didn't help anyone. When we finished, they made us sit for another twenty minutes as they called us each up and had us sign a paper, hand our tests in, and ask our one worded opinion on it. I looked at Scorpius who looked back at me and mouthed sarcastically-"Just three more hours." which made me laugh. He was then called up.
Ten more people...
My eyes started to close.
"Rose Weasley."
"Rose Weasley!"
I woke up and giving myself a quick pace to the front of the Great Hall.
"Thank you. How would you rate the test?"
"Hard. But not too hard." She dismissed me. Scorpius waited for me at the hall's entrance. "How do you think you did?" He questioned, wrapping his arm around me.
"I think I could've done better. I got nervous."
"I bet you ask anyone, and they got nervous at some point during the exam." I rested my head on his shoulder. We walked out to the Black Lake and sat for a few hours.
"Can you believe that this year we'll be leaving Hogwarts for the last time?" Scorpius looked at me waiting for my answer.
"No. Really, no. I'm going to miss this place. It's been our home for seven years. And I'm going to cherish every moment we have remaining here." I sighed. Just thinking about leaving Hogwarts brought tears to my eyes.
"Same. I just never want to leave. I'm now hoping that I failed the exam so I can re-take this year. I don't want to leave."
"Neither do I." I rested my head on his lap and stayed like that for a good half hour. We left shortly after the sun had started to set.
I worried that night how I would tell Scorpius the next day that I was pregnant. And what I found out how when we didn't know.
I was up half the night. I was going to tell him after breakfast tomorrow. Go for a walk with him or something. For now, it was just worry. Yay...