Ginny came out of the dressing room wearing a black, strapless gown that hugged her body and sparkled. She wore black stilettos and had on black gloves that had designs running down the middle of the top and stopped at her wrists. As she twirled around, her dress shimmered and her hair swept her back gently. As she applied the final touch, diamond earrings that hung down and a single diamond necklace that had a gold chain, which Draco had given her for the dance. "How do I look?" She asked Alexis who sat a few feet away.

"Great. Let me put mine on." Alexis smiled as she grabbed a pale blue dress and rushed to the changing room, however Ginny saw a little trickle of pain her eyes. But when Ginny tried to make sure, it was gone so she laughed a little to cover it up and sat where Alexis had just been. A few minutes later Alexis walked out in a short dress with blue stilettos and a handbag. Her straps sparkled as if they were made of diamonds, knowing Alexis they probably were, and she wore an amethyst necklace and earrings.

"And how do I look?" Alexis grinned as Ginny smiled back.

"So, are we all set?" Ginny asked as she began digging through her purse.

"Oh, dear, no, no, no. We'll charge this to Harry's card, he's got enough money anyway." Alexis said as she pulled out a few galleons.

"Alexis! You didn't!"

"I had to."

"But it's not yours."

"My your observant."

"Alexis,"

"What?"

"Alexis, how did you get that?"

"Dug through his pants."

"Was he conscious?"

"No."

"Alexis!"

"Okay, just this once."

"ALEXIS,"

"Ginny, we have to do this sooner or later and later I might just be so angry I'll kill him." Alexis finished as she handed over three galleons. "It's his fault for having his pants laying out with all his money in it anyways. And he could always get more."

"Oh, well. We were here to buy dresses and that's just what we'll do." Ginny said as she sighed,

"These boots were made for walking, and that's just what they'll do. And one of these days these boots are gonna walk all over you!" Alexis sang as she carried the bags full of gowns and jewelry out with the help of Ginny.

"Well, I guess we could buy some boots." Ginny smiled as Alexis brought out four more galleons.

"Why don't we just buy a store?" Alexis laughed.

"Because you want Harry to feel the pain instead of die, don't you?"

"Clever little girl, are we?"

"Yes, please!"

"We are so dangerous."

"It's no wonder why every guy would die for us."

"One will if he doesn't ask me out soon."

"I think we have a problem." Ginny was looking straight ahead at a group of boys surrounded by a group of girls, one of whom was Pansy Parkinson.

"Uh-oh, bitch attack."

"And lookey here," Ginny motioned to who Pansy was 'seducing' this time. "Harry Potter."

"Speak of the devil." Alexis and Ginny made their way over to the crowd and decided to make a visit with the unsuspecting galleonaire and bitch- aholic.

"Pansy! I knew it was you from your rear." Alexis smiled as Pansy turned around with a scowl on her face. "Failing again are we?" She added as she put her arms around Harry's neck and went in for a passionate and everlasting kiss.

"Hey! I was working on that!" Pansy retorted.

"Shove it flower head." Ginny pushed Pansy back and dragged her brother out of the group. "You're not even a Quidditch player, why are you here?"

"Hey, you liked Draco, I hang with Harry. It's as simple as that." Ron replied as he crossed his arms.

"No, it's not. Quidditch players are egotistical, if not seeing someone fantastic, or wimpy and stupid. It only took you a while to find out about Draco and you're not that wimpy." Ginny explained.

"Come on, Gins, I was having a good time." Ron countered.

"With Parkinson? She should have a sign on her butt reading, 'wide load'."

"With a little beep beep sound." Alexis added.

"Come on, Ginny." Ron held out his hand. "I'll take you back to Hogwarts if you need a ride."

"No, I'll hitch one with a player." Ginny said waving to Dean.

"It's one thing to be seeing Draco, Ginny," Ron yelled after her as she hopped on Dean's broom. "It's another to be cheating on him."

"I'm not cheating! I am just getting a ride."

At that, Ginny and dean flew off followed by Alexis and some other guy. (Whom I didn't bother to create a name for.)

The next day Ginny and Alexis woke up bright and early for classes and ate their breakfast quickly. Alexis and Valerie still weren't speaking and Seamus was still walking around the school, following Valerie, saying 'I love you, I really do!' Ginny and Alexis had to sprint down to the astronomy tower in order to be on time and Alexis was in a bad mood because Ginny's last detention was that day and Alexis had to spend another four days alone with Harry in a room.

"Ginny, do you think you could get in trouble again?" Alexis asked as she and Ginny made their way down to the tower in a hurry.

"What for?" Ginny replied.

"So I could have a sanctuary in detention."

"Of course not."

"Ginny, please?"

"No."

"Gins!"

"No, Lexi. You're are going to have to deal with him on your own this time, okay?"

"Okay."

"Good. Listen, teacher said we have to sit apart today, remember?"

"No, not okay!"

"Alexis, grow up!" And with that Ginny stalked off and Alexis was in a flurry of anger and disappointment. The rest of the day was spent making sure that Alexis didn't have to encounter Harry more than twice a day, once at breakfast and once at dinner. Lunch was when Ginny and Alexis went outside and had a picnic.

"Ron, what does Harry think of Alexis?" Ginny asked as she walked down the aisles of the library, her brother at her side as a watchdog.

"He thinks about nothing besides her."

"That tells me nothing."

"He thinks she's a dish, a babe, the cream of the crap."

"Crop."

"What?"

"Cream of the crop, not crap."

"What ever."

"She can't be the cream of the crap, that's an insult."

"So?"

"You want to insult Alexis?"

"I wouldn't mind."

"Don't be an asshole."

"Why not?" Oh, great. Now her brother was trying to be funny.

"Because it's not very appealing."

"So?"

"So what?"

"So what?

"Stop copying me."

"I'm not, I do this all the time."

"So what is it, matter of habit?"

"I suppose so."

"Maybe its genetics. I think Fred and George had it too."

"What about Percy?"

"Percy had as stick up his ass, that's what Percy had."

"No argument here."

"Ooo!"

"What? What?"

"I found it!"

"Found what? How to break my eardrums? By the way, you succeeded!"

"I'm so glad."

"Well, ooo what?"

"Heh?"

"Why'd you say ooo?"

"Because I found my book!"

"And?"

"It's my book, dumbass."

"Excuse you!"

"Why?"

"Don't ask."

"Ron!"

"What?"

Alexis walked up to Ginny, joining her for dinner. "Classes were unusually nice without you, no offense, but, you know, you know that annoying Ravenclaw kid? The foreign one? The one we said that if he wasn't so annoying, you know?"

"You mean, Tristen?"

"Uh-huh, that's the one." Alexis smiled. "He walked me to all my classes, he's positively," Alexis sighed. "He is sweet. Very, sweet. I enjoyed him very much."

"Don't you mean his presence?"

"No. I enjoyed him. He didn't kiss me. I mean, he didn't make me feel like I was second best. And that was just… nice." She giggled softly. "He didn't make me feel like a public service."

Ginny gulped sickly, she knew who Alexis was talking about.