Third year
Cho sat at the Ravenclaw table when she saw Fred and George walk in with
Angelina and Kate on their arms.
Jealousy flowed through her veins at Fred and Angelina's closeness.
She had wanted him to ask her out after she had helped him perfect his kissing technique the year before.
She suddenly didn't feel very hungry and picked up her bag from under the table before walking out the hall.
She walked to the Ravenclaw common room and to her dorm.
She didn't want to face Fred and his 'girlfriend' all day; she would probably do something she'd later regret.
Cho sat down on her bed and threw her bag across the room. It hit a picture frame with a picture of her and Fred kissing in second year. George had followed them that night and had only given them the pictures when Fred had threatened him.
Cho left the picture frame smashed on the floor.
She didn't want to think of Fred at that moment and soon fell asleep.
She woke up at midnight and saw all her dorm mates all asleep in their beds looking happy.
Cho changed clothes and decided to walk around the grounds to clear her head.
She walked out the common room and past the great hall.
She walked out the castle and around to the Quidditch pitch and took a broom from the supply closet.
She flew into the air and looked down at the grounds below.
It was a beautiful view that she enjoyed the more she saw it but she felt someone behind her.
It was Fred she was sure of it. Only his presence made her feel special.
"Cho? Are you OK?" asked Fred flying next to her.
Cho looked up at the crescent moon and nodded her head, gripping the broom tightly.
"You sure? George told me you left the hall this morning after we came in and we haven't seen you the rest of the day." said Fred pressing an answer from her.
Cho refused to look at him and flew around the pitch leaving Fred to watch her or follow her.
She soon landed and sat on the grass of the pitch still appreciating the moon's beauty.
She felt her stomach tighten with hunger as she remembered the meals she hadn't had the day before and clutched her stomach while still staring at the moon.
"Come on Cho talk to me." said Fred behind her.
Cho didn't move or say a word.
"I thought we're good friends." sad Fred
"We were." said Cho feeling tears filling her eyes.
"What do you mean 'were'?" asked Fred.
"Things aren't the same between us Fred. They are never going to be the way they were when I was in first or second year and we used to hang out," whispered Cho wiping the tears from her eyes with a shaking hand.
"But we are still friends Cho. Why else would I have asked you to help me last year?" asked Fred.
"Don't Fred. Just don't bring that up." whispered Cho remembering the kiss they'd shared.
"Why not? I don't understand this Cho," said Fred putting a hand on her shoulder.
Cho flinched in side as he touched her. He was trying to weaken her into giving in. but she wouldn't not when he had Angelina.
"You wouldn't understand Fred. I'm just a third year girl who was your friend when you were eleven. Now we're older there's no way you can have a girlfriend like me." said Cho.
Fred frowned in the shadows behind her.
"I still don't get it what are you trying to say?" asked Fred.
Cho got to her feet and walked off the pitch without a word leaving Fred alone.
She needed to forget everything and try to move on to other friends.
Fred Weasley had lee, he had George and he even Angelina as a replacement for her. What did he still need her for anyway?
Cho walked back to the castle and to the Ravenclaw common room where she curled up on the floor in a corner the only place Fred couldn't get in.
She woke up the next day to the sound of silence in the Ravenclaw house.
No one had waked her or moved her during her sleep, which she was grateful for.
Cho got up from the corner and walked up to her dorm.
She sat on her bed and stared out the window recalling what happened last night.
Maybe she was being too harsh about Fred's relationship with Angelina but then again they had seemed perfect together.
Cho sighed aloud and lay back on her bed.
She heard some one coming in the common room and locked the door to her dorm with a charm.
"Come on Cho let me in. we need to talk about what we talked about last night." said a voice.
Cho shook her head.
"Go away Fred. Just leave me alone," she said staring at the canopy of her bed.
"Just let me in Cho. What's changed?" asked Fred sitting opposite the locked door.
"Nothing just go away," yelled Cho.
She heard Fred sigh and pictured his handsome face in a confused look.
"Does this have something to do with angel?" asked Fred.
Cho felt like nails had ripped through her heart when he said that but refused to give in.
"No. It has nothing to do with your 'angel' stop flattering yourself," said Cho trying to keep the bitterness from her voice.
"It does, doesn't it? I can tell in your voice," said Fred.
"I thought I'd told you to leave me alone!" yelled Cho at the top of her lungs.
"Come on Cho we can talk about this. Your like a sister to me." said Fred.
Cho felt a gasp catch in her throat.
That was the last straw.
She got up as tears over flowed her eyes and walked to the door. She opened the door and saw Fred sitting opposite the door.
"Go away Fred! I mean it! Go back to 'Angel' and your friends. 'Cos from now on we're through!" yelled Cho slamming the door behind her before walking down to the common room
"Hold up what did I do?" asked Fred getting to his feet and following her down the staircase.
"Just go Fred. I hope you and your 'Angel' are happy, I'm sure she'll make a great girlfriend," said Cho opening the portrait hole and gesturing furiously for him to go through it.
Fred frowned confused and walked out the common room.
Cho slammed the portrait shut behind her and let the tears take over her as she sank to the floor against the closed door.
Jealousy flowed through her veins at Fred and Angelina's closeness.
She had wanted him to ask her out after she had helped him perfect his kissing technique the year before.
She suddenly didn't feel very hungry and picked up her bag from under the table before walking out the hall.
She walked to the Ravenclaw common room and to her dorm.
She didn't want to face Fred and his 'girlfriend' all day; she would probably do something she'd later regret.
Cho sat down on her bed and threw her bag across the room. It hit a picture frame with a picture of her and Fred kissing in second year. George had followed them that night and had only given them the pictures when Fred had threatened him.
Cho left the picture frame smashed on the floor.
She didn't want to think of Fred at that moment and soon fell asleep.
She woke up at midnight and saw all her dorm mates all asleep in their beds looking happy.
Cho changed clothes and decided to walk around the grounds to clear her head.
She walked out the common room and past the great hall.
She walked out the castle and around to the Quidditch pitch and took a broom from the supply closet.
She flew into the air and looked down at the grounds below.
It was a beautiful view that she enjoyed the more she saw it but she felt someone behind her.
It was Fred she was sure of it. Only his presence made her feel special.
"Cho? Are you OK?" asked Fred flying next to her.
Cho looked up at the crescent moon and nodded her head, gripping the broom tightly.
"You sure? George told me you left the hall this morning after we came in and we haven't seen you the rest of the day." said Fred pressing an answer from her.
Cho refused to look at him and flew around the pitch leaving Fred to watch her or follow her.
She soon landed and sat on the grass of the pitch still appreciating the moon's beauty.
She felt her stomach tighten with hunger as she remembered the meals she hadn't had the day before and clutched her stomach while still staring at the moon.
"Come on Cho talk to me." said Fred behind her.
Cho didn't move or say a word.
"I thought we're good friends." sad Fred
"We were." said Cho feeling tears filling her eyes.
"What do you mean 'were'?" asked Fred.
"Things aren't the same between us Fred. They are never going to be the way they were when I was in first or second year and we used to hang out," whispered Cho wiping the tears from her eyes with a shaking hand.
"But we are still friends Cho. Why else would I have asked you to help me last year?" asked Fred.
"Don't Fred. Just don't bring that up." whispered Cho remembering the kiss they'd shared.
"Why not? I don't understand this Cho," said Fred putting a hand on her shoulder.
Cho flinched in side as he touched her. He was trying to weaken her into giving in. but she wouldn't not when he had Angelina.
"You wouldn't understand Fred. I'm just a third year girl who was your friend when you were eleven. Now we're older there's no way you can have a girlfriend like me." said Cho.
Fred frowned in the shadows behind her.
"I still don't get it what are you trying to say?" asked Fred.
Cho got to her feet and walked off the pitch without a word leaving Fred alone.
She needed to forget everything and try to move on to other friends.
Fred Weasley had lee, he had George and he even Angelina as a replacement for her. What did he still need her for anyway?
Cho walked back to the castle and to the Ravenclaw common room where she curled up on the floor in a corner the only place Fred couldn't get in.
She woke up the next day to the sound of silence in the Ravenclaw house.
No one had waked her or moved her during her sleep, which she was grateful for.
Cho got up from the corner and walked up to her dorm.
She sat on her bed and stared out the window recalling what happened last night.
Maybe she was being too harsh about Fred's relationship with Angelina but then again they had seemed perfect together.
Cho sighed aloud and lay back on her bed.
She heard some one coming in the common room and locked the door to her dorm with a charm.
"Come on Cho let me in. we need to talk about what we talked about last night." said a voice.
Cho shook her head.
"Go away Fred. Just leave me alone," she said staring at the canopy of her bed.
"Just let me in Cho. What's changed?" asked Fred sitting opposite the locked door.
"Nothing just go away," yelled Cho.
She heard Fred sigh and pictured his handsome face in a confused look.
"Does this have something to do with angel?" asked Fred.
Cho felt like nails had ripped through her heart when he said that but refused to give in.
"No. It has nothing to do with your 'angel' stop flattering yourself," said Cho trying to keep the bitterness from her voice.
"It does, doesn't it? I can tell in your voice," said Fred.
"I thought I'd told you to leave me alone!" yelled Cho at the top of her lungs.
"Come on Cho we can talk about this. Your like a sister to me." said Fred.
Cho felt a gasp catch in her throat.
That was the last straw.
She got up as tears over flowed her eyes and walked to the door. She opened the door and saw Fred sitting opposite the door.
"Go away Fred! I mean it! Go back to 'Angel' and your friends. 'Cos from now on we're through!" yelled Cho slamming the door behind her before walking down to the common room
"Hold up what did I do?" asked Fred getting to his feet and following her down the staircase.
"Just go Fred. I hope you and your 'Angel' are happy, I'm sure she'll make a great girlfriend," said Cho opening the portrait hole and gesturing furiously for him to go through it.
Fred frowned confused and walked out the common room.
Cho slammed the portrait shut behind her and let the tears take over her as she sank to the floor against the closed door.