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"Take your seats," Snape growled as he burst through the door at the back of the dungeon.
Adelaide and Elora quickly sat down beside each other, as Hermione sat in front of them, quickly turning to glare at Elora. Their fight was unfortunately still unresolved, and they had now included most of their friends, putting them in the middle.
Elora was now returning Hermione's glare, and Adelaide sighed.
"Come on, guys. Just stop this!" she exclaimed. "You're acting like little first years again!"
The class quieted and Snape walked up to the three girls.
"Something you'd like to share with everyone, Miss. Farrell?" he snarled.
Adelaide looked nervously around the class and saw Draco Malfoy and the rest of the Slytherins snickering.
"No, Professor," Adelaide replied quietly.
"Fine. Ten points from Gryffindor for your little outburst," he said smirking. "Now getting on with the lesson."
Adelaide turned a shade of violent red and began busying herself with her potion ingredients, not wanting to look at Elora or Hermione.
"Addie..please, I'm sorry about that," Elora whispered apologetically.
"You shouldn't be apologizing to me," Adelaide snapped back, turning towards her friend again. "It should be Hermione."
Elora sighed. "Come on Addie. You know I can't do that. It's not my fault she's mad."
Adelaide turned back to her cauldron and did not reply.
"Addie? Just listen-"
"No, you know what, Lor? If you can't apologize to Hermione, don't even bother with me. Obviously, it just causes more trouble," Adelaide retorted.
"What?" Elora replied.
"You can talk to me when you apologize to Hermione." Again, Adelaide turned her back to Elora and busied herself with her potion.
Elora tried to apologize to Adelaide during the rest of the class with no such luck. Adelaide kept her back turned and busy adding ingredients to her cauldron. When the bell finally rang at the end of Potions Adelaide picked up her books and walked straight past Elora and Hermione.
"Great, just great," Elora muttered as she saw Adelaide happily greeting Wood up the hall.
Elora looked behind her to see Hermione coming down the hallway. This fight was pointless and was now causing so much more trouble than it should. Both girls were very stubborn but Elora was sick of it. She walked back down the hall towards Hermione.
"What do you want?" Hermione huffed.
"I just wanted to say...I'm sorry. I shouldn't have gotten mad at you. I suppose you were only trying to help," Elora said, staring at the floor.
There was silence, until Hermione said quietly, "I'm not afraid of him you know."
Elora nodded. "I know. So, do you forgive me?"
"Well, let's see. Will you change the bet to one week instead of two?" Hermione asked awkwardly.
"Oh, is Miss. Perfect Hermione Granger scared she'll lose?" Elora smirked.
"Well, to tell you the truth, you are the first Gryffindor who has ever talked to Malfoy for more than five minutes without it ending in somebody going to the hospital wing."
The two girls laughed at this point as they headed of to their next lesson, Defence Against the Dark Arts.
"Take your seats," Snape growled as he burst through the door at the back of the dungeon.
Adelaide and Elora quickly sat down beside each other, as Hermione sat in front of them, quickly turning to glare at Elora. Their fight was unfortunately still unresolved, and they had now included most of their friends, putting them in the middle.
Elora was now returning Hermione's glare, and Adelaide sighed.
"Come on, guys. Just stop this!" she exclaimed. "You're acting like little first years again!"
The class quieted and Snape walked up to the three girls.
"Something you'd like to share with everyone, Miss. Farrell?" he snarled.
Adelaide looked nervously around the class and saw Draco Malfoy and the rest of the Slytherins snickering.
"No, Professor," Adelaide replied quietly.
"Fine. Ten points from Gryffindor for your little outburst," he said smirking. "Now getting on with the lesson."
Adelaide turned a shade of violent red and began busying herself with her potion ingredients, not wanting to look at Elora or Hermione.
"Addie..please, I'm sorry about that," Elora whispered apologetically.
"You shouldn't be apologizing to me," Adelaide snapped back, turning towards her friend again. "It should be Hermione."
Elora sighed. "Come on Addie. You know I can't do that. It's not my fault she's mad."
Adelaide turned back to her cauldron and did not reply.
"Addie? Just listen-"
"No, you know what, Lor? If you can't apologize to Hermione, don't even bother with me. Obviously, it just causes more trouble," Adelaide retorted.
"What?" Elora replied.
"You can talk to me when you apologize to Hermione." Again, Adelaide turned her back to Elora and busied herself with her potion.
Elora tried to apologize to Adelaide during the rest of the class with no such luck. Adelaide kept her back turned and busy adding ingredients to her cauldron. When the bell finally rang at the end of Potions Adelaide picked up her books and walked straight past Elora and Hermione.
"Great, just great," Elora muttered as she saw Adelaide happily greeting Wood up the hall.
Elora looked behind her to see Hermione coming down the hallway. This fight was pointless and was now causing so much more trouble than it should. Both girls were very stubborn but Elora was sick of it. She walked back down the hall towards Hermione.
"What do you want?" Hermione huffed.
"I just wanted to say...I'm sorry. I shouldn't have gotten mad at you. I suppose you were only trying to help," Elora said, staring at the floor.
There was silence, until Hermione said quietly, "I'm not afraid of him you know."
Elora nodded. "I know. So, do you forgive me?"
"Well, let's see. Will you change the bet to one week instead of two?" Hermione asked awkwardly.
"Oh, is Miss. Perfect Hermione Granger scared she'll lose?" Elora smirked.
"Well, to tell you the truth, you are the first Gryffindor who has ever talked to Malfoy for more than five minutes without it ending in somebody going to the hospital wing."
The two girls laughed at this point as they headed of to their next lesson, Defence Against the Dark Arts.