Disclaimer: And I wonder / How long will it take / for me to hear / you call it a fake / cause all here is stolen / from start till the end / It's all J.K.Rowling's / all I did was lend
A/N: Sorry, I know, it's not the best of disclaimers' but I coudn't help. Really. It could have been worse, though ;) Anyway. As always, this is beta-read by Luinthoron. If you find any grammar or typing errors, blame him! Muahahahahahaaa
--Altair
Dear Diary!
It was bound to happen sooner or later, but I really hoped it would be the latter. But no. Professor Quirrell has surrendered to Proffessor from Hell's threats and told him how to break the Anti-Dark-Arts spell. Harry heard them talking in a classroom. And he told us right away. I still think we should go rightto Professor Dumbledore, but I also think Harry's right in one point. We've got no proof. And we're not even supposed to know there's a Philosophers' Stone in the castle. That would make a lot of explaining to do and we would lose either way. Whom is the Headmaster going to believe? His long time employed Potions Master or three troublemaking students who have just lost their house 200 House Points for sneaking around in the castle at night? I know we're in right this time, but when I try to think what'd I do in Professor Dumbledore's place, even I have to admit, that he must be really insane if he were to believe us. All Our-Favorite-You-Know-Who-Supporting-Proffessor has to do is deny ever having done anything we say and he'd be off the hook. And I really don't see the man going to the Headmaster and saying "Lovely day, isn't it? By the way, I'm trying to steal the Philosophers' Stone, if you don't mind..." No. No way that's ever going to happen. The man is evil, I know, but he's way too intelligent for doing something as stupid as this. And as long as he's not going to confess, no-one will ever believe what we know. And that's only one problem we have. The second one is Ron. He's really into this Secret-Agent-Man thing. He wants us to investigate further, to get evidence and so on. Well, at least Harry has come to senses. He seems to have enough from sneaking around. I just hope, that Agent-0-0-Stupid-Ron-Weasley is intelligent enough to leave it be and not go poke around in things that are not his business alone. Did I say intelligent enough? Oh, no! We're doomed!!!
It's not like I'm not concerned about the Stone. I am! It's just that I've had enough trouble because of all this already. And there's always Fluffy. I don't think Snape knows how to get past him. Even though Ron is convinced that somewhere in the depths of the Hogwarts School Library there's a book telling you how to get past a giant three-headed dog. I don't think there is, though. Because I already tried to find one, but there wasn't any.
Sleep tight!
Hermione
A/N: Thanks for reading. Now kindly review and tell me what you think. Please? Thanks.
A/N: Sorry, I know, it's not the best of disclaimers' but I coudn't help. Really. It could have been worse, though ;) Anyway. As always, this is beta-read by Luinthoron. If you find any grammar or typing errors, blame him! Muahahahahahaaa
--Altair
Dear Diary!
It was bound to happen sooner or later, but I really hoped it would be the latter. But no. Professor Quirrell has surrendered to Proffessor from Hell's threats and told him how to break the Anti-Dark-Arts spell. Harry heard them talking in a classroom. And he told us right away. I still think we should go rightto Professor Dumbledore, but I also think Harry's right in one point. We've got no proof. And we're not even supposed to know there's a Philosophers' Stone in the castle. That would make a lot of explaining to do and we would lose either way. Whom is the Headmaster going to believe? His long time employed Potions Master or three troublemaking students who have just lost their house 200 House Points for sneaking around in the castle at night? I know we're in right this time, but when I try to think what'd I do in Professor Dumbledore's place, even I have to admit, that he must be really insane if he were to believe us. All Our-Favorite-You-Know-Who-Supporting-Proffessor has to do is deny ever having done anything we say and he'd be off the hook. And I really don't see the man going to the Headmaster and saying "Lovely day, isn't it? By the way, I'm trying to steal the Philosophers' Stone, if you don't mind..." No. No way that's ever going to happen. The man is evil, I know, but he's way too intelligent for doing something as stupid as this. And as long as he's not going to confess, no-one will ever believe what we know. And that's only one problem we have. The second one is Ron. He's really into this Secret-Agent-Man thing. He wants us to investigate further, to get evidence and so on. Well, at least Harry has come to senses. He seems to have enough from sneaking around. I just hope, that Agent-0-0-Stupid-Ron-Weasley is intelligent enough to leave it be and not go poke around in things that are not his business alone. Did I say intelligent enough? Oh, no! We're doomed!!!
It's not like I'm not concerned about the Stone. I am! It's just that I've had enough trouble because of all this already. And there's always Fluffy. I don't think Snape knows how to get past him. Even though Ron is convinced that somewhere in the depths of the Hogwarts School Library there's a book telling you how to get past a giant three-headed dog. I don't think there is, though. Because I already tried to find one, but there wasn't any.
Sleep tight!
Hermione
A/N: Thanks for reading. Now kindly review and tell me what you think. Please? Thanks.