Ginny walked slowly down the hall, the tips of her white fingers trailing along the wall. She looked at the pictures and smiled when they waved. But in reality, her mind was going a million miles a minute, working out what she could do. Why was she so happy? She should be upset, crying even. But she smiled to herself as she thought, 'I'm free.' Earlier that morning, on her way to breakfast, she had seen Harry and Hermione down a deserted hall, holding hands and talking. She was instantly furious but next they kissed and she turned and ran away as fast as she could, trying to shut it out. When she finally stopped running, she thought about it and realized that she had nothing to be angry about. She didn't feel anything. For the last five years, she had pined over Harry, believing she loved him and this was the man she was going to marry. But it was just a delusion and now she was free. Free to drool over some other guy. Harry wasn't that hot anyway. She broke out of her thoughts when she ran into somebody. Looking up from the floor, she frowned. "Walk much?" came an angry voice. "Not really." She joked. Nothing, not even Draco could ruin her happy mood. "How 'bout you?" she smiled at him. "What's wrong with you? Potter look at you this morning?" "No." she looked at him and realized he was actually being nicer than usual. He hadn't called her 'Weasel' or made fun of her family's poverty. "What about you? You seem in an unusually good mood this morning." A smile almost reached his lips but he pushed it away and sneered at her. "None of your business. If you'll excuse me, I have to go, Weasel" he strode away and Ginny rolled her eyes. 'I wonder' she thought, heading towards the front hall. He was never happy. When she reached the front hall, she saw a group of Slytherin fifth year girls whispering and giggling in a small group. Ginny walked right by them and heard it. Apparently there was a rumor that Pansy had broken up with Draco for some other guy. That's why he was so happy. But, why would that make him happy? Oh well, she pushed him to the back of her mind as she walked out the large oak doors and proceeded to her favorite hilltop overlooking the lake. The surface was unmoving, reflecting the stars and moon. It was a full moon tonight. Ginny smiled and started humming a soft tune to herself as she stared up at the black velvety mass, dotted with glittering diamonds.

A/N-really stupid and slow I know but it will hopefully pick up in the next chappy! Seez ya later!