Don't Waste Your Time, I Won't Love You
Chapter 3: How To Make A Person Interested
Harry tried to peel open his eyes but the sunlight was too strong, he turned over on his side and looked around to see if anyone was still there on the bright Saturday morning, there was not a soul. When he went to reach for his glasses he noticed there was a piece of parchment next to them.
Harry,
during dinner last night Ron explained to me about Faryn, please let me say I am a bit shocked that you would go for someone like that. I do not mean it in a bad way though. About the whole reading a book thing, I still don't clearly understand what it has to do with everything, but I think this idea will work for almost everything. It's rather simple Harry; if you want to talk with her you have to find something that you two have in common with each other, read the book. Trust me, in the end you two could talk about it.
Just willing to help,
Hermione
Harry put down the letter, "read it," he said out loud, "that's it."
Harry went down the stairs to the common room to go meet up with Hermione and Ron whom were sitting playing a game of chess. "Morning," he said out of breath.
Ron didn't pay attention; he was in the middle of what seemed to be a very important move.
Hermione on the other hand graciously said hi to Harry and asked him if she had gotten the note that she had sent that morning.
"Yea I did," Harry mentioned in a low tone so Ron wouldn't loose his concentration, "but where am I supposed to get this book, I mean it's a muggle author."
"I have a copy in my bedroom that I had my parents owl last night, I think it should be there now, let me just finish this game and I'll go get it." Hermione was truly a live saver, she had thought of everything to perfectly, without a fault.
Harry tried to peel open his eyes but the sunlight was too strong, he turned over on his side and looked around to see if anyone was still there on the bright Saturday morning, there was not a soul. When he went to reach for his glasses he noticed there was a piece of parchment next to them.
Harry,
during dinner last night Ron explained to me about Faryn, please let me say I am a bit shocked that you would go for someone like that. I do not mean it in a bad way though. About the whole reading a book thing, I still don't clearly understand what it has to do with everything, but I think this idea will work for almost everything. It's rather simple Harry; if you want to talk with her you have to find something that you two have in common with each other, read the book. Trust me, in the end you two could talk about it.
Just willing to help,
Hermione
Harry put down the letter, "read it," he said out loud, "that's it."
Harry went down the stairs to the common room to go meet up with Hermione and Ron whom were sitting playing a game of chess. "Morning," he said out of breath.
Ron didn't pay attention; he was in the middle of what seemed to be a very important move.
Hermione on the other hand graciously said hi to Harry and asked him if she had gotten the note that she had sent that morning.
"Yea I did," Harry mentioned in a low tone so Ron wouldn't loose his concentration, "but where am I supposed to get this book, I mean it's a muggle author."
"I have a copy in my bedroom that I had my parents owl last night, I think it should be there now, let me just finish this game and I'll go get it." Hermione was truly a live saver, she had thought of everything to perfectly, without a fault.