CHOICES are a small series of short stories completely unrelated to each
other. So far there are two stories, including this one, to the CHOICES
series. Please keep in mind at this moment I have no desire to write a
sequel. I am more then happy at how these stories have turned out. Thank
you and I hope to see you in the next CHOICES story.
DISCLAIMER: I don't own Harry Potter or any other characters mentioned here, nor do I own the quote at the bottom. I'm making no money off this fiction. No suing.
Choices Two By Wyltk
"Hello Draco." The voice spoke without turning her eyes trained on the silent lapping water.
"Ginny." said another voice.
"How are you?" Ginny stared at the reflection he made in the water. His blurry image blended with hers as he bent to take up a rock. He threw it at their reflections and the image shattered.
"Alright, you?" Draco asked softly.
"Fine as I'm going to be."
"It's nice to see you." Draco shifted uneasily and she smiled sadly.
"Nice to see you to, Draco."
"I've heard you've been doing well in the war." Draco said cautiously.
"I have. And you, I've heard you've been doing well too. Top agent I heard from a friend of mine."
"Yea, well people exaggerate."
"I doubt that. Anyway, after you finish the job your working on now you'll be the right hand man." Ginny turned around and gave him a sad smile.
"Maybe." Draco agreed.
"It was different when we were young wasn't it, Draco?" she turned back towards the lake, "You were so mean all those years but the last year was magical, even for Hogwarts. Do you ever think about those times? I've often wondered if you remembered me. It's been so long."
"I haven't forgotten you or our times together. I never will. You were the most beautiful person I had ever seen. You still are." He started to reach towards her but pulled back.
"And you're still as charming as you were back then. Do you remember that night so long ago?" Ginny looked down at the promise ring on her finger and twirled it around.
"Always."
"We promised each other forever."
"We did."
"I'm sorry we had to break that promise." Ginny turned towards him again and grabbed his hand. She intertwined hers with his holding on to then hand tightly.
"I'm sorry to Ginny. I'm sorry things had to happen this way."
"I understand."
"Do you?" he asked slowly staring into her eyes.
She kissed the back of his hand before gently untangling hers. She stepped back and away from him, smiling peacefully.
"I'm ready then Draco." Tears pricked at her eyes as she waited calmly watching him.
"If I could-"
"Please Draco, just do it. I understood a long time ago that this would happen. I knew when you first told me you loved me and I had no choice but to tell you back because not telling you I loved you would have killed me. I knew, in the end, this would happen."
She smiled bravely at him tears streaming one by one down her face. He stepped closer to her and wiped them away. More tears fell faster as he sighed leaning down to put his forehead on hers.
"I'm sorry Ginny."
He took a deep breath and slowly nudged her face up for a kiss. She kissed back with as much passion as she could throw into the kiss. After all it would be their last.
He returned the kiss with equal passions only their lips touching as he reach into his cloak and brought out the dagger that was to kill his love.
AN: You have a choice again, and not an easy one at that. First you have a choice of who was Voldemort's and who was Dumbledore's.
The story told you the Draco changed in his last year but would Dumbledore send someone out to kill someone unless it was vital to a mission. And then there is Ginny would she really be that accepting to death if she hadn't done so many terrible things she felt she deserved it. Or maybe she just knew it was her time because she was no longer needed.
And the last choice is perhaps the hardest you will have to choose. Did Draco really kill Ginny? Or was the dagger for someone behind her? Or maybe he couldn't go through with it? Or maybe he did kill her.
"You are the person who has to decide. Whether you'll do it or toss it aside; You are the person who makes up your mind. Whether you'll lead or will linger behind. Whether you'll try for the goal that's afar. Or just be contented to stay where you are." --Edgar A. Guest
Wyltk
DISCLAIMER: I don't own Harry Potter or any other characters mentioned here, nor do I own the quote at the bottom. I'm making no money off this fiction. No suing.
Choices Two By Wyltk
"Hello Draco." The voice spoke without turning her eyes trained on the silent lapping water.
"Ginny." said another voice.
"How are you?" Ginny stared at the reflection he made in the water. His blurry image blended with hers as he bent to take up a rock. He threw it at their reflections and the image shattered.
"Alright, you?" Draco asked softly.
"Fine as I'm going to be."
"It's nice to see you." Draco shifted uneasily and she smiled sadly.
"Nice to see you to, Draco."
"I've heard you've been doing well in the war." Draco said cautiously.
"I have. And you, I've heard you've been doing well too. Top agent I heard from a friend of mine."
"Yea, well people exaggerate."
"I doubt that. Anyway, after you finish the job your working on now you'll be the right hand man." Ginny turned around and gave him a sad smile.
"Maybe." Draco agreed.
"It was different when we were young wasn't it, Draco?" she turned back towards the lake, "You were so mean all those years but the last year was magical, even for Hogwarts. Do you ever think about those times? I've often wondered if you remembered me. It's been so long."
"I haven't forgotten you or our times together. I never will. You were the most beautiful person I had ever seen. You still are." He started to reach towards her but pulled back.
"And you're still as charming as you were back then. Do you remember that night so long ago?" Ginny looked down at the promise ring on her finger and twirled it around.
"Always."
"We promised each other forever."
"We did."
"I'm sorry we had to break that promise." Ginny turned towards him again and grabbed his hand. She intertwined hers with his holding on to then hand tightly.
"I'm sorry to Ginny. I'm sorry things had to happen this way."
"I understand."
"Do you?" he asked slowly staring into her eyes.
She kissed the back of his hand before gently untangling hers. She stepped back and away from him, smiling peacefully.
"I'm ready then Draco." Tears pricked at her eyes as she waited calmly watching him.
"If I could-"
"Please Draco, just do it. I understood a long time ago that this would happen. I knew when you first told me you loved me and I had no choice but to tell you back because not telling you I loved you would have killed me. I knew, in the end, this would happen."
She smiled bravely at him tears streaming one by one down her face. He stepped closer to her and wiped them away. More tears fell faster as he sighed leaning down to put his forehead on hers.
"I'm sorry Ginny."
He took a deep breath and slowly nudged her face up for a kiss. She kissed back with as much passion as she could throw into the kiss. After all it would be their last.
He returned the kiss with equal passions only their lips touching as he reach into his cloak and brought out the dagger that was to kill his love.
AN: You have a choice again, and not an easy one at that. First you have a choice of who was Voldemort's and who was Dumbledore's.
The story told you the Draco changed in his last year but would Dumbledore send someone out to kill someone unless it was vital to a mission. And then there is Ginny would she really be that accepting to death if she hadn't done so many terrible things she felt she deserved it. Or maybe she just knew it was her time because she was no longer needed.
And the last choice is perhaps the hardest you will have to choose. Did Draco really kill Ginny? Or was the dagger for someone behind her? Or maybe he couldn't go through with it? Or maybe he did kill her.
"You are the person who has to decide. Whether you'll do it or toss it aside; You are the person who makes up your mind. Whether you'll lead or will linger behind. Whether you'll try for the goal that's afar. Or just be contented to stay where you are." --Edgar A. Guest
Wyltk