A/N: I hope that everyone will like this chapter. I am combining chapters 4
and 5, so that it will be longer.
Chp. 4
Ron, Harry and Ginny walked out of the common room. Ginny was all dressed up, and Harry was too. They were excited about their first ball together. Ron headed the other way, as Harry and Ginny descended the steps to the Great Hall. Ron walked down the Grand Staircase, outside to the Hogwarts Grounds.
Hermione sat under the tree, sulking in the dark. Tears poured out of her eyes. Her face was red, and she was wearing the dress robes she had bought earlier in the year, expecting to be asked by somebody to the dance. Hermione turned to the lake. She watched the water glisten in the moonlight. As she focused on the lake, she didn't hear footsteps coming up behind her.
"'Mione? What are you doing out here? Don't you want to be in the dance?" Hermione jumped in fright at the sound of hearing a voice. She turned around, and wiped the tears off her face. She saw Ron, and sort of smiled and frowned at the same time.
"Listen, Ron, I sorry I've been avoiding you. I've just been a little; well, a little c-confused lately. Maybe I should have said something," Hermione stuttered quietly. "Hermione, do, do, you just want to take a walk around the grounds," Ron asked as he stared at the ground.
Couples were starting to come outside. They wanted some romantic time outside, by the lake.
"S-Sure," Hermione muttered, as she quickly got up.
They started walking towards Hagrid's hut. They didn't talk much, but looked at the ground. When Ron looked up, he saw that they definitely weren't at Hogwarts anymore.
"Hermione, Hermione, look. Where are we? I'm not even sure if we're in the wizarding world anymore?" Hermione snapped her head up, and saw that the lake they were standing next to was different. They halted, and saw that the water was different as well. It was so clear, you could see to the bottom of the lake, and there was definitely no giant squid in there. The water was very shallow to start with.
"Ron, where did the castle go," Hermione asked in fear. They swooped around and looked back. There was no sign of the castle, or the castles flags. They turned back around, and there was no Forbidden Forest, or Hagrid's hut.
"Where are we," Hermione asked herself. She sat down on a bench, and thought hard. "We-we need a plan, to find out where we are." Ron sat down beside her and looked up at the sky. A blinking red and green light flashed in the middle of it.
"'Mione, what's that..." But Hermione cut him off when she saw it as well. "It's just an ordinary Muggle plane. Don't worry."
Ron turned to her and smiled. She smiled back, but quickly looked away. They both looked away from each other, but when Ron put his hand on the bench, the spot was already taken. They both jumped at being so close. Hermione looked up, and grabbed his hand. They stared up at the stars together.
A strong wind blew towards them, and Ron could see Hermione shivering. He wrapped his arm around her, and they turned their faces towards each other.
"Look, Ron, there's something I've needed to know for a long time. B-but," Hermione stuttered as she said it, "First, I need to tell you something. I- I, I l-lo-lov-love, you. There I said it. But you probably hate me." Hermione stood up, and turned away, tears starting to come out again. "Hermione, I-I love you too." Ron walked toward her, and grabbed her hand again. Hermione looked up and smiled. They sat back down, and Hermione layed her head on Ron's shoulder.
From behind a tree, Ginny's face peeked out at the two lovebirds. She giggled slightly, and turned to Harry, whose face was turning red from holding in his laughter. "Told you it would work," Ginny whispered to Harry with a sly smile on her face. "Yeah, they just needed a little push to get them to spit out the truth," Harry said with his own smile on his face. "I just have one more thing to do before we go back to the dance," Ginny told Harry.
Ginny took her wand out of her robe pocket. She whispered some words under her breath. Then Harry grabbed on to her waist. "Hold on," Harry said. Then he disapparated back to the castle.
Hermione sat next to Ron. Then, they heard a slight music. Hermione turned to look around. They couldn't find the source of the music.
"Want to dance," Ron asked Hermione. Hermione grabbed Ron's hand and stood up. She wrapped her arms around his neck, as Ron did the same around her waist. But as they stepped closer together, they started to float up.
Ginny had made two spells in one. One to was to make music, and the other was to make them float.
Hermione moved her head to Ron's shoulder. She closed her eyes. Then, she looked up at Ron's face. They moved their faces closer. They engaged in a long, passionate kiss, that they had been longing for, for over 6 years.
Hermione and Ron were sitting on the couch of the common room late that night. They slept on each other's shoulders.
As Harry and Ginny walked in, Ginny giggled, and cast a shielding spell around them so others would not bother them and make fun of them.
In the morning, Hermione sat up and looked around. Then, she remembered the ball that was the night before. She turned to Ron, and he started stirring. He looked at Hermione, and smiled. They got up, and went to their dormitories to change.
Ginny and Harry turned to each other and smiled. They had gotten their best friends together. They reached their hands, and walked down to the great hall.
Chp. 4
Ron, Harry and Ginny walked out of the common room. Ginny was all dressed up, and Harry was too. They were excited about their first ball together. Ron headed the other way, as Harry and Ginny descended the steps to the Great Hall. Ron walked down the Grand Staircase, outside to the Hogwarts Grounds.
Hermione sat under the tree, sulking in the dark. Tears poured out of her eyes. Her face was red, and she was wearing the dress robes she had bought earlier in the year, expecting to be asked by somebody to the dance. Hermione turned to the lake. She watched the water glisten in the moonlight. As she focused on the lake, she didn't hear footsteps coming up behind her.
"'Mione? What are you doing out here? Don't you want to be in the dance?" Hermione jumped in fright at the sound of hearing a voice. She turned around, and wiped the tears off her face. She saw Ron, and sort of smiled and frowned at the same time.
"Listen, Ron, I sorry I've been avoiding you. I've just been a little; well, a little c-confused lately. Maybe I should have said something," Hermione stuttered quietly. "Hermione, do, do, you just want to take a walk around the grounds," Ron asked as he stared at the ground.
Couples were starting to come outside. They wanted some romantic time outside, by the lake.
"S-Sure," Hermione muttered, as she quickly got up.
They started walking towards Hagrid's hut. They didn't talk much, but looked at the ground. When Ron looked up, he saw that they definitely weren't at Hogwarts anymore.
"Hermione, Hermione, look. Where are we? I'm not even sure if we're in the wizarding world anymore?" Hermione snapped her head up, and saw that the lake they were standing next to was different. They halted, and saw that the water was different as well. It was so clear, you could see to the bottom of the lake, and there was definitely no giant squid in there. The water was very shallow to start with.
"Ron, where did the castle go," Hermione asked in fear. They swooped around and looked back. There was no sign of the castle, or the castles flags. They turned back around, and there was no Forbidden Forest, or Hagrid's hut.
"Where are we," Hermione asked herself. She sat down on a bench, and thought hard. "We-we need a plan, to find out where we are." Ron sat down beside her and looked up at the sky. A blinking red and green light flashed in the middle of it.
"'Mione, what's that..." But Hermione cut him off when she saw it as well. "It's just an ordinary Muggle plane. Don't worry."
Ron turned to her and smiled. She smiled back, but quickly looked away. They both looked away from each other, but when Ron put his hand on the bench, the spot was already taken. They both jumped at being so close. Hermione looked up, and grabbed his hand. They stared up at the stars together.
A strong wind blew towards them, and Ron could see Hermione shivering. He wrapped his arm around her, and they turned their faces towards each other.
"Look, Ron, there's something I've needed to know for a long time. B-but," Hermione stuttered as she said it, "First, I need to tell you something. I- I, I l-lo-lov-love, you. There I said it. But you probably hate me." Hermione stood up, and turned away, tears starting to come out again. "Hermione, I-I love you too." Ron walked toward her, and grabbed her hand again. Hermione looked up and smiled. They sat back down, and Hermione layed her head on Ron's shoulder.
From behind a tree, Ginny's face peeked out at the two lovebirds. She giggled slightly, and turned to Harry, whose face was turning red from holding in his laughter. "Told you it would work," Ginny whispered to Harry with a sly smile on her face. "Yeah, they just needed a little push to get them to spit out the truth," Harry said with his own smile on his face. "I just have one more thing to do before we go back to the dance," Ginny told Harry.
Ginny took her wand out of her robe pocket. She whispered some words under her breath. Then Harry grabbed on to her waist. "Hold on," Harry said. Then he disapparated back to the castle.
Hermione sat next to Ron. Then, they heard a slight music. Hermione turned to look around. They couldn't find the source of the music.
"Want to dance," Ron asked Hermione. Hermione grabbed Ron's hand and stood up. She wrapped her arms around his neck, as Ron did the same around her waist. But as they stepped closer together, they started to float up.
Ginny had made two spells in one. One to was to make music, and the other was to make them float.
Hermione moved her head to Ron's shoulder. She closed her eyes. Then, she looked up at Ron's face. They moved their faces closer. They engaged in a long, passionate kiss, that they had been longing for, for over 6 years.
Hermione and Ron were sitting on the couch of the common room late that night. They slept on each other's shoulders.
As Harry and Ginny walked in, Ginny giggled, and cast a shielding spell around them so others would not bother them and make fun of them.
In the morning, Hermione sat up and looked around. Then, she remembered the ball that was the night before. She turned to Ron, and he started stirring. He looked at Hermione, and smiled. They got up, and went to their dormitories to change.
Ginny and Harry turned to each other and smiled. They had gotten their best friends together. They reached their hands, and walked down to the great hall.