As every grateful artistic genius must do, I must thank all my great reviewers. I'll try not to make it Mary-Sue, but sometimes these things take their fate into their own hands, but I think I have enough terrible things happening to keep it from morphing into that. We'll have to see. And as for detail, that has always been my downfall.
A timid knock shook through Gemini's rickety door.
"Come in," she called. By Gemini's reckoning it was probably about seven in the morning. The sun was just beginning to peak through the curtains. And no matter how many blankets she piled on herself Gemini couldn't get the chill to leave the air.
A boy with the most awesome unruly black hair peaked through the door (I believe we all know who). "Hope I didn't wake you," he said.
"No," said Gemini smiling. She set down the book she was reading. "You're Harry, right?"
He nodded. He fidgeted. "Um, well, Mrs. Weasley said that breakfast is ready, if you'd like to come." He retreated out of the room.
Gemini rose out of bed, and put on her jeans and shirt from the day before. She crept out of the room, wary of the screaming portrait down the hall. The house wasn't quite as bad as she had originally thought. Sure, there were cobwebs in every corner, and the house was impossibly cold and creepy, but it wasn't too bad.
The stairs creaked as she made her way slowly down them. The kitchen was filled with people. She recognized them from the night before.
"Good morning, Miss Finn," said Kingsley. "How did you sleep?"
"Okay. Mmm, it smells good in here, what's for eating?" she asked.
"Whatever you want, hon. Dig in." Mrs. Weasley didn't let her get 'whatever she wanted' however. She began to pile on sausages, toast, eggs, bacon. Gemini watched in surprise.
"Thank you, Mrs. Weasley." She began to eat what she could, but she knew there was no way she'd be able to eat it all.
Suddenly, Lupin was sitting across from her. "Hello, Gemini. Eat up. We've a lot to do, especially if you're going to learn five years of schooling in three months."
I'm so sorry, I know that it's incredibly short, and I promise I won't do it again with out a really good cliffy or something, but I'm kind of stuck. I don't know if I should go through Lupin teaching Gemini everything, or if I should jump through that quickly and then on to Hogwarts. I'd hate to skip straight on through to Hogwarts, but it will be really slow if I don't, and I don't know what to do anyway.
Tell me, PLEASE!