As the feast ended, Harry, Ron, and Hermonie showed the sisters where to go, before retiring to a corner of the common room in answer to Hermonie's summons.
"What?" Harry asked her.
"I think we need to watch that other new girl, the Matthews person, she was talking to Malfoy." Hermonie said.
"Malfoy." Harry said, narrowing his eyes, "Don't get to close to her, if she and Malfoy are friends, we sure don't want to be."
Ron looked crestfallen, but he agreed, "We don't need her anyway, even if she is gorgeous," Ron couldn't keep himself from sighing, "She's going right in my bad book."
"Please Ron, bad book?" Hermonie asked, "Is that the best you can do?"
Ron's ears turned bright red, until he remembered something else and he grew excited. "Those other new students, Piper and Phoebe, I bet they need someone to show them around for the first couple days, what do you think Harry?"
"I'm in, Hermonie?" Harry said.
Hermonie didn't think she should leave Ron and Harry alone with Piper and Phoebe, they would probably forget where they were going and look like idiots. "Sure, I'll tell them on the way up, night."
The three of them departed for bed.
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The next morning Ron and Harry met Hermonie, Piper, and Phoebe in the common room before going to the Great Hall for breakfast.
After breakfast, they showed Piper and Phoebe where to go and then headed off to their first class, Potions, with the Slytherns, like always.
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Paige found everyone in her house absolutely delightful, not. Everyone seemed to praise this Voldmort person and from what she heard, he was the bad guy. When she got into the potions classroom, she looked for a place to sit away from and Slytherns, she noticed there was an empty seat at one of the Gryffindor tables. Malfoy had told her who these students were, and she gathered he didn't like them, but her sisters seemed to be getting along fine, so she walked over and said hello.
"Hi, can I sit there?" Paige asked Harry.
He looked taken aback, "S-sure." He stammered, what else could he say?
"Thanks." She sat down, not noticing the looked of loathing she was getting from every Gryffindor in the room.
As the class progressed, Paige had to admit that it was rather easy. The potions they were learning about were easy, while not considered to be basic, they were still nothing next to her standards.
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Hermonie found herself working with Paige. 'Oh, great, a stupid Slythern who probably can't tell one thing from another.' But to her amazement, Paige seemed to know exactly what she was doing, in fact, Hermonie could have sworn that she was doing it on auto-pilot. Once, Paige even had to stop her from doing the wrong think.