They turned around as the door swung open.
"How did you know we were in here?" Draco demanded.
"I know about your secret exit. I figured you'd think it was the only way out."
Draco pushed Ginny into a corner and stood in front of her, wand ready. "Leave her alone." He said, mustering up all his strength.
"Move aside." He flicked his wand and Draco flew across the room, hitting his head on the wall, and falling unconscious. Lucious turned back to Ginny and smiled the most evil, sadistic smile she had ever seen. "And now it's your turn." He waved his wand and everything went black. ***
She sat up. 'Where am I' was all she could think. From the looks of it, she was in the middle of some kind of forest. But the trees around her looked dark and menacing.
She scrambled to her feet and clung to the rags hanging off her shoulders. She shivered in the cold and slowly walked. Just walked. She didn't know where she was. She didn't know where she was going. She didn't even know who she was.
Come to think of it, she couldn't remember anything. There was nothing but a few childhood memories of a smiling redheaded girl. Slowly, she began to speed up, now becoming afraid. She soon broke into a run. She ran through the trees, dodging limbs and sobbing, tears running freely down her pale cheeks.
Suddenly, she burst out of the woods and into sunlight.
"How did you know we were in here?" Draco demanded.
"I know about your secret exit. I figured you'd think it was the only way out."
Draco pushed Ginny into a corner and stood in front of her, wand ready. "Leave her alone." He said, mustering up all his strength.
"Move aside." He flicked his wand and Draco flew across the room, hitting his head on the wall, and falling unconscious. Lucious turned back to Ginny and smiled the most evil, sadistic smile she had ever seen. "And now it's your turn." He waved his wand and everything went black. ***
She sat up. 'Where am I' was all she could think. From the looks of it, she was in the middle of some kind of forest. But the trees around her looked dark and menacing.
She scrambled to her feet and clung to the rags hanging off her shoulders. She shivered in the cold and slowly walked. Just walked. She didn't know where she was. She didn't know where she was going. She didn't even know who she was.
Come to think of it, she couldn't remember anything. There was nothing but a few childhood memories of a smiling redheaded girl. Slowly, she began to speed up, now becoming afraid. She soon broke into a run. She ran through the trees, dodging limbs and sobbing, tears running freely down her pale cheeks.
Suddenly, she burst out of the woods and into sunlight.