"What on earth are you guys doing?" Hermione asked impatiently. I had been chasing Ron to try and get a letter. Ron was reading it aloud as he ran and suddenly Hermione understood.
"Ginny, I want you to know something-." Ron started, as my face grew more and more red. My face was the color of Ron's hair.
Ron kept running. "It's not as if I have paid the most attention to you in these past five years that you've been at Hogwarts-." Ron stopped there, though. He looked up apprehensively knowing that when he did he would be in big trouble, with not only me but Hermione too.
"If you don't give Harry his letter back I'm going to hit you in the head so hard you'll get knocked out!" Hermione was angry. Ron tossed the letter behind him as if it was on fire and crouched down trying to get away from her. "You annoy me so much Ron! You don't care about other's feelings. You take these wonderful friendships for granted. I don't know what to think anymore. You are the most useless wart I have ever met!" With that said, Hermione turned and walked out of the common room and it was no secret where she was going. . . . The library.
"Look, Ron-." I began. Ron cut me off.
"Harry, Hermione's right. This is your letter and I shouldn't have taken it." I had never heard Ron say he was wrong before, I knew that it was harder for him to say then he let on.
"It's okay, mate." I said and I knew that Ron would never really be a little kid again.