"Ginny, whats wrong?" Harry asked as he entered the empty common
room. He sat down on the couch next to Ginny, who was hiding her tear-
stricken face with her hands.
"Victor broke up with me." She stifled through tears.
"I'm so sorry." Hermione had broken up with Victor Krum last summer and Ginny had been with him for a few months at the beginning of her fifth year.
"I know. I just hate to think that I'm not good enough for the best quidditch player there is."
"What are you talking about. Your way to good for me." She looked up at him questionly and he leaned in to plant a kiss on her lips. She stared into his brilliant green eyes for a few seconds, too shocked to do anything. Then kissed him back letting all her grief for Krum poor out.
"What was that for?" she asked when he finally pulled away.
"I've wanted to do that since the beginning of the year." Harry confessed.
"What?" Ginny couldn't believe her ears, the man that she had had a crush on since she was 11 had finally noticed her. He nodded mischievously and leaned in for another kiss. This time Ginny was ready. But it wasn't grief for Krum that she poured out it was love for Harry.
Just than, unnoticed to the two lovers, Hermione Granger walked in with a pile of books so high she could hardly see over them. But she did see the actions that took place between Harry and Ginny. She grinned slyly and walked back out the portrait hole.
"Ginny?"
"Hmm?" she asked as she backed away slightly.
"Will you go to the Christmas dance with me?"
"Of course!" She squealed trying to stay come but completely failing. She knew that Harry must like her if he was kissing her, but this was all still very surprising to her. At that very moment Ron came walking through the portrait hole, this time both Ginny and Harry noticed. Harry glanced nervously at Ginny. He knew Ron would kill him if he found out that he had just been making out with his little sister.
"See ya later." Ginny said getting the hint and running up the stairs to the girls dormitories.
"What was that about?" Ron asked.
"Just talking to Ginny." Harry asked trying to keep his voice casual. Ron eyed him suspiciously but continued up the stairs. As soon he heard Ron shut the door to their dorm Harry let out a yelp of joy.
"Victor broke up with me." She stifled through tears.
"I'm so sorry." Hermione had broken up with Victor Krum last summer and Ginny had been with him for a few months at the beginning of her fifth year.
"I know. I just hate to think that I'm not good enough for the best quidditch player there is."
"What are you talking about. Your way to good for me." She looked up at him questionly and he leaned in to plant a kiss on her lips. She stared into his brilliant green eyes for a few seconds, too shocked to do anything. Then kissed him back letting all her grief for Krum poor out.
"What was that for?" she asked when he finally pulled away.
"I've wanted to do that since the beginning of the year." Harry confessed.
"What?" Ginny couldn't believe her ears, the man that she had had a crush on since she was 11 had finally noticed her. He nodded mischievously and leaned in for another kiss. This time Ginny was ready. But it wasn't grief for Krum that she poured out it was love for Harry.
Just than, unnoticed to the two lovers, Hermione Granger walked in with a pile of books so high she could hardly see over them. But she did see the actions that took place between Harry and Ginny. She grinned slyly and walked back out the portrait hole.
"Ginny?"
"Hmm?" she asked as she backed away slightly.
"Will you go to the Christmas dance with me?"
"Of course!" She squealed trying to stay come but completely failing. She knew that Harry must like her if he was kissing her, but this was all still very surprising to her. At that very moment Ron came walking through the portrait hole, this time both Ginny and Harry noticed. Harry glanced nervously at Ginny. He knew Ron would kill him if he found out that he had just been making out with his little sister.
"See ya later." Ginny said getting the hint and running up the stairs to the girls dormitories.
"What was that about?" Ron asked.
"Just talking to Ginny." Harry asked trying to keep his voice casual. Ron eyed him suspiciously but continued up the stairs. As soon he heard Ron shut the door to their dorm Harry let out a yelp of joy.