Sirius was in the Gryffindor common room by himself. All the students were in class. Sirius thought about how a month ago he first stepped into Hogwarts not as an animangi. It took a while for everyone to trust him, yet they soon did. People were always asking him what really happened and what he did. He always says he can't talk about it and walks off. Why were people so nosey? The students and teachers accepted him really fast though. Whenever he walked around the grounds somebody said hey to him. The only thing he looked forward to was watching his godson, Harry, playing Quiddich. Sirius mainly enjoyed his life now because he was allowed to be close to Harry, to watch out for him against Voldemort. Thankfully, nothing had been heard about Voldemort since what happened at the Triwizard Tournament. He just hoped nothing would be heard of Voldemort again.
The common room suddenly became packed. Sirius figured that classes had ended for the day. Students were coming in, dropping off their books, and heading to the Great Hall. Sirius scanned the room for Harry but didn't see him. This worried him a bit. Harry would usually be in there by now. With a great rush, Professor McGonagall swept into the room. She motioned to Sirius and he went to her. Minerva told Sirius that something had happened to Harry, Ron, and Hermione. Sirius turned very pale and demanded to know what was the matter. Minerva said nothing and walked on, Sirius followed.
They soon stepped into the hospital wing. On three beds were three bodies. The bodies were those of Harry, Ron, and Hermione. Madame Pomfrey was hovering over the beds. She was giving all three some antidotes. McGonagall explained that Snape had but a poison in their cauldron. Snape had said that it was to test their antidotes. Yet, they weren't doing antidotes that day. McGonagall knew that Snape hated the three so she thought Snape did it on purpose. When she finished, she looked at Sirius, surprised by the relieved look on his face.
"I had thought Voldemort killed him" he said.
McGonagall grimaced at the name of Voldemort but she forced a smile and assured Sirius that Harry would be ok.
In the meanwhile, Dumbledore took what happened into heavy consideration. He fired Snape three days later. His excuse was that no teacher should poison a student under any circumstance. Harry, Hermione, and Ron got out two days after that. They were praised from all the students. When they found at Snape had been fired they almost fainted right then and there. When Sirius saw Harry up, he ran up to Harry and gave Harry the biggest hug. Sirius started to cry and murmur over and over how glad he was that Harry was ok. Harry told Sirius over and over again not to worry.
A few days later, Malfoy was becoming a big problem. Him and his gang kept making death faces and noises when Harry, Hermione, and Ron passed them. Ron had to remind himself not to use his wand, it was broken yet again and he did not want to belch slugs. Hermione had to tell herself not to get carried away and hit Malfoy again. Harry just didn't seem to notice it at all. All he ever thought about was why Snape did that. Harry knew Snape hated him. Snape acted like he wanted to kill Harry. It just seems like he would of never actually tried it. Was there a way that something happened to Snape like what happened to Moody? Harry didn't think so, his scar hadn't hurt at all. After the accident Ron started to act strangely. He seemed very zoned out and almost afraid to hang out with Harry and Hermione. Sirius noticed this and decided to catch up on Ron. Sirius started to look through Ron's stuff when Ron was away at class. Sirius soon found a journal in which Ron kept. It looked like the diary Tom Riddle has kept when he was young. But how could it be, Harry had destroyed the journal. Sirius opened up the book and began to read what appeared.
Unlike Tom's fading ink, Ron's stayed where it was. Sirius read through all the pages on how Ron had a crush on Cho (and the way she seemed to be obsessed with Harry), how Ron felt about being the best friend of someone so famous, how Hermione was so good at school, and various other things. Sirius didn't think of anything about this until he got to the end of the journal. Ron has written something very confusing in it.
Journal,
I am so sick of this, I can't take my life anymore. I just wish some certain people would die. It would end a world of trouble for me. A few days ago I put some poison in my, Harry, and Hermione's cauldron during potions. I also put a charm on myself so I wouldn't get affected. The charm didn't work and when the three of us drank the potion we all collapsed. By what I heard, Snape didn't believe we were hurt so he continued with his lesson. After a while he noticed we hadn't gotten up. He had some people check us to see if we were ok. The students had said that we were hardly alive. Snape rushed to see Madame Pomfrey and to tell her. She had come down and taken us to the hospital wing. There, she gave us strong antidotes. We woke up three days later. Soon after, Snape was charged of poisoning the three of us and was fired. Even thought that wasn't my goal, I'm glad he got fired. Now if I could only think of a way to kill those two that will be effective.
-Ron
Sirius stared down at the paper in disbelief. How could somebody so close to Hermione and Harry possibly do something like that? Just as Sirius closed the book and put it down, Ron stormed into the room.
"I know you were looking at my journal, don't try to get away, you won't be able to."
The common room suddenly became packed. Sirius figured that classes had ended for the day. Students were coming in, dropping off their books, and heading to the Great Hall. Sirius scanned the room for Harry but didn't see him. This worried him a bit. Harry would usually be in there by now. With a great rush, Professor McGonagall swept into the room. She motioned to Sirius and he went to her. Minerva told Sirius that something had happened to Harry, Ron, and Hermione. Sirius turned very pale and demanded to know what was the matter. Minerva said nothing and walked on, Sirius followed.
They soon stepped into the hospital wing. On three beds were three bodies. The bodies were those of Harry, Ron, and Hermione. Madame Pomfrey was hovering over the beds. She was giving all three some antidotes. McGonagall explained that Snape had but a poison in their cauldron. Snape had said that it was to test their antidotes. Yet, they weren't doing antidotes that day. McGonagall knew that Snape hated the three so she thought Snape did it on purpose. When she finished, she looked at Sirius, surprised by the relieved look on his face.
"I had thought Voldemort killed him" he said.
McGonagall grimaced at the name of Voldemort but she forced a smile and assured Sirius that Harry would be ok.
In the meanwhile, Dumbledore took what happened into heavy consideration. He fired Snape three days later. His excuse was that no teacher should poison a student under any circumstance. Harry, Hermione, and Ron got out two days after that. They were praised from all the students. When they found at Snape had been fired they almost fainted right then and there. When Sirius saw Harry up, he ran up to Harry and gave Harry the biggest hug. Sirius started to cry and murmur over and over how glad he was that Harry was ok. Harry told Sirius over and over again not to worry.
A few days later, Malfoy was becoming a big problem. Him and his gang kept making death faces and noises when Harry, Hermione, and Ron passed them. Ron had to remind himself not to use his wand, it was broken yet again and he did not want to belch slugs. Hermione had to tell herself not to get carried away and hit Malfoy again. Harry just didn't seem to notice it at all. All he ever thought about was why Snape did that. Harry knew Snape hated him. Snape acted like he wanted to kill Harry. It just seems like he would of never actually tried it. Was there a way that something happened to Snape like what happened to Moody? Harry didn't think so, his scar hadn't hurt at all. After the accident Ron started to act strangely. He seemed very zoned out and almost afraid to hang out with Harry and Hermione. Sirius noticed this and decided to catch up on Ron. Sirius started to look through Ron's stuff when Ron was away at class. Sirius soon found a journal in which Ron kept. It looked like the diary Tom Riddle has kept when he was young. But how could it be, Harry had destroyed the journal. Sirius opened up the book and began to read what appeared.
Unlike Tom's fading ink, Ron's stayed where it was. Sirius read through all the pages on how Ron had a crush on Cho (and the way she seemed to be obsessed with Harry), how Ron felt about being the best friend of someone so famous, how Hermione was so good at school, and various other things. Sirius didn't think of anything about this until he got to the end of the journal. Ron has written something very confusing in it.
Journal,
I am so sick of this, I can't take my life anymore. I just wish some certain people would die. It would end a world of trouble for me. A few days ago I put some poison in my, Harry, and Hermione's cauldron during potions. I also put a charm on myself so I wouldn't get affected. The charm didn't work and when the three of us drank the potion we all collapsed. By what I heard, Snape didn't believe we were hurt so he continued with his lesson. After a while he noticed we hadn't gotten up. He had some people check us to see if we were ok. The students had said that we were hardly alive. Snape rushed to see Madame Pomfrey and to tell her. She had come down and taken us to the hospital wing. There, she gave us strong antidotes. We woke up three days later. Soon after, Snape was charged of poisoning the three of us and was fired. Even thought that wasn't my goal, I'm glad he got fired. Now if I could only think of a way to kill those two that will be effective.
-Ron
Sirius stared down at the paper in disbelief. How could somebody so close to Hermione and Harry possibly do something like that? Just as Sirius closed the book and put it down, Ron stormed into the room.
"I know you were looking at my journal, don't try to get away, you won't be able to."