*Chapter 10*
Parvati down in the chair in her dorm with a plop. She twirled her auburn hair between her fingers, as she picked up a quill.
"What are you working on?" Hermione asked as she stepped into the room. A smile spread across her face, just thinking about Parvati actually doing work made her excited.
"I'm writing a letter to Seamus." Parvati answered as she put the quill into her mouth, concentrating.
"Oh, I thought for a minute there you were going to actually do your work." Hermione sat down at the end of her bed. "I would offer to help, but I'm no good at that kind of thing. Of course if you ever needed help with something practical, likr arithmancy..."
Parvati stopped her. "That's quite alright. Have you seen Lav? She seems to know alot about Seamus, maybe she can help."
"Nope, haven't seen her. Come to think of it, I haven't seen Seamus around here either."
Parvati's attention was now completely on Hermione. "You don't think they're together, do you?" She asked.
"It makes sense to me." Hermione answered. "Does it really matter?"
"Um, hermione? I think maybe Lavender has a crush on him.With the way she's been treating me lately. And she was so shocked yesterday when she found out that we were official."
Hermione sighed. She didn't know if it were a good idea to tell Parvati what she'd seen. Even if it did ruin their relationship. Hermione couldn't put into words the way she felt when Parvati and Lavender were together. Constant squealing, and the past week had been heaven while they were arguing.
"Hermione? Do you know something?" Hermione shook her head. "You do! I know that face! It's guilty! Now tell me!" Parvati pleaded, her hands clasped together.
Hermione opened her mouth, but was cut off as Lavender entered the room. "Hullo!" She answered chipily.
"Where were you?" Parvati asked, narrowing her eyes.
"I was in the library." She said as she set her books down on a night stand. 'Good alabi, Brown.'
"Oh, what were you saying?" Parvati turned her attention back to Hermione.
"Umm... I can't tell you now. I'll tell you later." With that, Hermione rushed out of the room.
Parvati down in the chair in her dorm with a plop. She twirled her auburn hair between her fingers, as she picked up a quill.
"What are you working on?" Hermione asked as she stepped into the room. A smile spread across her face, just thinking about Parvati actually doing work made her excited.
"I'm writing a letter to Seamus." Parvati answered as she put the quill into her mouth, concentrating.
"Oh, I thought for a minute there you were going to actually do your work." Hermione sat down at the end of her bed. "I would offer to help, but I'm no good at that kind of thing. Of course if you ever needed help with something practical, likr arithmancy..."
Parvati stopped her. "That's quite alright. Have you seen Lav? She seems to know alot about Seamus, maybe she can help."
"Nope, haven't seen her. Come to think of it, I haven't seen Seamus around here either."
Parvati's attention was now completely on Hermione. "You don't think they're together, do you?" She asked.
"It makes sense to me." Hermione answered. "Does it really matter?"
"Um, hermione? I think maybe Lavender has a crush on him.With the way she's been treating me lately. And she was so shocked yesterday when she found out that we were official."
Hermione sighed. She didn't know if it were a good idea to tell Parvati what she'd seen. Even if it did ruin their relationship. Hermione couldn't put into words the way she felt when Parvati and Lavender were together. Constant squealing, and the past week had been heaven while they were arguing.
"Hermione? Do you know something?" Hermione shook her head. "You do! I know that face! It's guilty! Now tell me!" Parvati pleaded, her hands clasped together.
Hermione opened her mouth, but was cut off as Lavender entered the room. "Hullo!" She answered chipily.
"Where were you?" Parvati asked, narrowing her eyes.
"I was in the library." She said as she set her books down on a night stand. 'Good alabi, Brown.'
"Oh, what were you saying?" Parvati turned her attention back to Hermione.
"Umm... I can't tell you now. I'll tell you later." With that, Hermione rushed out of the room.