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didn't write that book. Hell, I'm not even British. My sorry's go out to
all you blood thirsty lawyers out there who want to get rich off of poor
girls like myself. If you do sue, you won't get anything.
Draco watched as she entered the Great Hall. She moved with such grace. There was an air of sophistication that followed her. She seemed to have wisdom beyond her years. Her coco, brown eyes showed every emotion she held. Her brilliant red hair blew behind her. The light from the windows shown down upon the petite girl, making her look like an angel sent from heaven. Her hips swayed as she walked, attracting the attention of almost all the male population at Hogwarts, much to Draco's aggravation.
She turned at sat down close to the end of the table. The seats around her were quickly filled by friends and boys who wished to see a glimpse of her beautiful smile. It was at that moment that Draco wished he was someone else. He wanted to sit by Ginny so badly. He wanted to see her smile at him. He wanted to hear her wonderful laugh.
But that would never happen. There was too much standing in his way, their way. They were so different. Plus, she hated him. He just knew it. All the years of taunting her didn't help his situation any. He should hate her back, just as equally, but he didn't. He just couldn't.
So he sat and watched her. He watched her during meals. He watched her in the shadows as she walked to class with her friends. But his favorite place to watch her was in the library, where she was alone. She became a new person, not just that happy-go-lucky girl everyone else saw. She was deep, and somewhat mysterious.
Draco watched as she would write furiously in a small, black book that she always kept at hand. He watched her smile as she read her favorite books. He watched her bite her lip and twirl a strand of her long, gorgeous hair around one of her pale, slender finger when she was deep in thought. That was when he wished he could draw her into his arms, and kiss her, everywhere.
'Get a hold of yourself Draco,' thought Draco sternly. 'You can never have her. She'd never want you anyway.' He tore his eyes away from the angel seated at the Gryffindor table and stared at his food. 'Why did it have to be like this? Why did I have to fall for the one person that would never fall for me? Life's a bitch'
Slowly Draco's eyes drifted back to Ginny. She was laughing at something one of her friends was saying. Draco fought back a smile as he watched her. Then he saw something that made his stomach turn. Ginny placed one of her delicate hands on that git Potter's shoulder. He didn't know why he always felt that twinge in his stomach when he saw Ginny even look at another male. Maybe it was jealousy. What ever it was, Draco had to get out of there before he did something he would regret.
Draco stood quickly saying his farewells to his so called "friends" and left, robe billowing behind him. He thought he left unnoticed but what he didn't know was that a small red head watched him out of the corner of her eye as he walked through the double doors.
So, what'd you guys think? Was it good? Okay, now that you've read, review! PLEASE! Oh, and sorry about any grammar or spelling errors, I'm horrible at those two things.
Draco watched as she entered the Great Hall. She moved with such grace. There was an air of sophistication that followed her. She seemed to have wisdom beyond her years. Her coco, brown eyes showed every emotion she held. Her brilliant red hair blew behind her. The light from the windows shown down upon the petite girl, making her look like an angel sent from heaven. Her hips swayed as she walked, attracting the attention of almost all the male population at Hogwarts, much to Draco's aggravation.
She turned at sat down close to the end of the table. The seats around her were quickly filled by friends and boys who wished to see a glimpse of her beautiful smile. It was at that moment that Draco wished he was someone else. He wanted to sit by Ginny so badly. He wanted to see her smile at him. He wanted to hear her wonderful laugh.
But that would never happen. There was too much standing in his way, their way. They were so different. Plus, she hated him. He just knew it. All the years of taunting her didn't help his situation any. He should hate her back, just as equally, but he didn't. He just couldn't.
So he sat and watched her. He watched her during meals. He watched her in the shadows as she walked to class with her friends. But his favorite place to watch her was in the library, where she was alone. She became a new person, not just that happy-go-lucky girl everyone else saw. She was deep, and somewhat mysterious.
Draco watched as she would write furiously in a small, black book that she always kept at hand. He watched her smile as she read her favorite books. He watched her bite her lip and twirl a strand of her long, gorgeous hair around one of her pale, slender finger when she was deep in thought. That was when he wished he could draw her into his arms, and kiss her, everywhere.
'Get a hold of yourself Draco,' thought Draco sternly. 'You can never have her. She'd never want you anyway.' He tore his eyes away from the angel seated at the Gryffindor table and stared at his food. 'Why did it have to be like this? Why did I have to fall for the one person that would never fall for me? Life's a bitch'
Slowly Draco's eyes drifted back to Ginny. She was laughing at something one of her friends was saying. Draco fought back a smile as he watched her. Then he saw something that made his stomach turn. Ginny placed one of her delicate hands on that git Potter's shoulder. He didn't know why he always felt that twinge in his stomach when he saw Ginny even look at another male. Maybe it was jealousy. What ever it was, Draco had to get out of there before he did something he would regret.
Draco stood quickly saying his farewells to his so called "friends" and left, robe billowing behind him. He thought he left unnoticed but what he didn't know was that a small red head watched him out of the corner of her eye as he walked through the double doors.
So, what'd you guys think? Was it good? Okay, now that you've read, review! PLEASE! Oh, and sorry about any grammar or spelling errors, I'm horrible at those two things.