She loves you (yeah yeah yeah)
She loves you (yeah yeah yeah)
She loves you yeah yeah yeah yeah
"I don't see her yet, do you Harry?" Ron asked, starting to become frantic.
"No Ron, otherwise I would have said something. You need to relax, we've only been here fifteen minutes.." Harry reasoned with him. He couldn't help the sarcasm dripping from every statement he made. Ron was just totally helpless sometimes.
" I don't know why we are even bothering," Ron said and replaced his look of worry with one of anger. Harry rolled his eyes.
" Because you don't want to spend all of today with me?" Harry asked. Ron shook his head, swimming in denial.
" Of course I do Harry. You won't nag me every two seconds about something as stupid as homework. Besides, she never even gave me a chance to tell her that I finished my potions essay the DAY after he assigned it. I actually made an effort and she ripped my head off!" Ron replied, indignant.
"Sure, if you want to look at it THAT way. Did you think that maybe you were so busy arguing that you didn't give yourselves time to act civil?" Harry questioned him, hoping guilt would follow. Unfortunately, Ron's thick head won out.
"You mean she didn't give me the time! God Harry, you're acting just like her," Ron responded and walked a little faster. Harry, being much shorter, jogged a little to keep up.
" Hey look! There's a bunch of people in Honeydukes... maybe we should peek inside, see if maybe she found herself new friends," Ron suggested and headed inside before Harry could disagree.
After numerous shouts of 'Hey Harry! Look at THIS!', 'Ron we really should be looking for Hermione. If too much time passes...' , and 'They've got a new shipment in!', Harry and Ron walked back out of Honeydukes... Hermione not beside them.
"How was I supposed to know she wasn't going to be in there?" Ron asked nervously when Harry shot him a look.
"You knew she wasn't in there the second we stepped inside," Harry accused and took off his cloak. The sun was starting to get higher in the sky and the temperature was rising steadily.
"Well, so what if I did? Is it wrong to want to enjoy myself today?" Ron asked, not hiding the blush creeping onto his face.
"No, but you AREN'T going to enjoy yourself without Hermione. I know so," Harry replied and walked into the nearest book store.
After searching every last corner, row of shelves, and sitting area the two boys headed back out. Harry noticed Ron slip a copy of 'Hogwarts, A History' into his Honeydukes bag, but said nothing about it. The last thing he wanted to do was get Ron riled up again.
"I thought for sure she'd be in there," Harry muttered and cleaned his glasses with his shirt. Ron sighed and gave a loose shrug.
"I don't know where she would have run off to," he mumbled. Harry shook his head.
"Well, with all the time we spent looking for sweets she could have gone back to the castle by now. Maybe even to apologize," Harry announced with a grin. Ron snorted and rubbed the back of his neck.
"That'll be the day..." he whispered to himself.
"I know you think you've lost your chance with her Ron, but I bet she's thinking about you right now," Harry stated and avoided Ron's gaze.
"Yeah, probably cursing the day I was born and hoping I fail all my N.E.W.T.s," Ron grunted, his look of worry starting to come through again.
"She loves you Ron, so it can't be that bad," Harry told him, eyeing him cautiously. Ron stopped dead in his tracks.
"God Harry! Don't joke like that!" Ron scowled and once again felt his feet begin to move.
"Ron, you should be GLAD she returns your feelings. She loves you.." Harry tried again.
"Yeah yeah yeah, stop messing with me," Ron joked along this time and punched Harry playfully in the shoulder.
"I bet you really hurt her Ron. You don't know it, but you probably did...but she knows that you aren't the kind of person that would do something like that purposefully," Harry voiced to a rather pale looking Ron.
"Of course I wouldn't hurt her on purpose.." Ron mumbled and refused to look anywhere but the ground below him.
"It's up to you to fix things Ron, and I think that's only fair. Just apologize to her, okay!?" Harry yelled, getting tired of his part in all of this.
"Alright already!" Ron said, taking off as he decided to search himself.
"She loves you!!!" Harry called after him.
"Okay! I get it!" Ron shouted back. But he didn't get it, and that was no surprise...
She loves you (yeah yeah yeah)
She loves you yeah yeah yeah yeah
"I don't see her yet, do you Harry?" Ron asked, starting to become frantic.
"No Ron, otherwise I would have said something. You need to relax, we've only been here fifteen minutes.." Harry reasoned with him. He couldn't help the sarcasm dripping from every statement he made. Ron was just totally helpless sometimes.
" I don't know why we are even bothering," Ron said and replaced his look of worry with one of anger. Harry rolled his eyes.
" Because you don't want to spend all of today with me?" Harry asked. Ron shook his head, swimming in denial.
" Of course I do Harry. You won't nag me every two seconds about something as stupid as homework. Besides, she never even gave me a chance to tell her that I finished my potions essay the DAY after he assigned it. I actually made an effort and she ripped my head off!" Ron replied, indignant.
"Sure, if you want to look at it THAT way. Did you think that maybe you were so busy arguing that you didn't give yourselves time to act civil?" Harry questioned him, hoping guilt would follow. Unfortunately, Ron's thick head won out.
"You mean she didn't give me the time! God Harry, you're acting just like her," Ron responded and walked a little faster. Harry, being much shorter, jogged a little to keep up.
" Hey look! There's a bunch of people in Honeydukes... maybe we should peek inside, see if maybe she found herself new friends," Ron suggested and headed inside before Harry could disagree.
After numerous shouts of 'Hey Harry! Look at THIS!', 'Ron we really should be looking for Hermione. If too much time passes...' , and 'They've got a new shipment in!', Harry and Ron walked back out of Honeydukes... Hermione not beside them.
"How was I supposed to know she wasn't going to be in there?" Ron asked nervously when Harry shot him a look.
"You knew she wasn't in there the second we stepped inside," Harry accused and took off his cloak. The sun was starting to get higher in the sky and the temperature was rising steadily.
"Well, so what if I did? Is it wrong to want to enjoy myself today?" Ron asked, not hiding the blush creeping onto his face.
"No, but you AREN'T going to enjoy yourself without Hermione. I know so," Harry replied and walked into the nearest book store.
After searching every last corner, row of shelves, and sitting area the two boys headed back out. Harry noticed Ron slip a copy of 'Hogwarts, A History' into his Honeydukes bag, but said nothing about it. The last thing he wanted to do was get Ron riled up again.
"I thought for sure she'd be in there," Harry muttered and cleaned his glasses with his shirt. Ron sighed and gave a loose shrug.
"I don't know where she would have run off to," he mumbled. Harry shook his head.
"Well, with all the time we spent looking for sweets she could have gone back to the castle by now. Maybe even to apologize," Harry announced with a grin. Ron snorted and rubbed the back of his neck.
"That'll be the day..." he whispered to himself.
"I know you think you've lost your chance with her Ron, but I bet she's thinking about you right now," Harry stated and avoided Ron's gaze.
"Yeah, probably cursing the day I was born and hoping I fail all my N.E.W.T.s," Ron grunted, his look of worry starting to come through again.
"She loves you Ron, so it can't be that bad," Harry told him, eyeing him cautiously. Ron stopped dead in his tracks.
"God Harry! Don't joke like that!" Ron scowled and once again felt his feet begin to move.
"Ron, you should be GLAD she returns your feelings. She loves you.." Harry tried again.
"Yeah yeah yeah, stop messing with me," Ron joked along this time and punched Harry playfully in the shoulder.
"I bet you really hurt her Ron. You don't know it, but you probably did...but she knows that you aren't the kind of person that would do something like that purposefully," Harry voiced to a rather pale looking Ron.
"Of course I wouldn't hurt her on purpose.." Ron mumbled and refused to look anywhere but the ground below him.
"It's up to you to fix things Ron, and I think that's only fair. Just apologize to her, okay!?" Harry yelled, getting tired of his part in all of this.
"Alright already!" Ron said, taking off as he decided to search himself.
"She loves you!!!" Harry called after him.
"Okay! I get it!" Ron shouted back. But he didn't get it, and that was no surprise...