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Chapter 4
In the elevator, Ginny and Draco were the only ones in the elevator and they waited patiently for it to go to ground floor.
"So, what do you do?" Ginny asked, trying her best to make a conversation. "I mean, what field of work are you in?"
It hard for Draco to answer that one at first, but he found a way to explain his job. "Well, my cousin runs a magical restaurant and I help out sometimes," Draco explained. "Since my father was put to jail and died. My mother wants nothing to do with his money, so I inherited it and, let's just say that I live off of it. I use most of the money to travel, that's why I don't have a job. You?"
"I'm an Auror," Ginny told him and then added, "but I quit just recently."
Draco was shocked by this and thought that she would be having a great career by now. "Oh, why'd you quit?"
This time, it was Ginny's turn to hesitate, but she managed to say, "Um, well, I quit for, family and friends related reason."
He didn't know if he could really understand that, but he nodded in approval. Silence came between them and the ping of the elevator, told them that they were on the ground level. Ginny and Draco got out and found a table for two by the ship's window. The tables was coated with a red tablecloth and had a red rose in a small glass vase in the middle of the table.
They were showed the menu and took a few minutes to decide which dish to eat. After they ordered, Draco noticed that Ginny kept trying to perfect the way the spoon and fork lay. She kept moving her utensils until all of them looked to be perfect in place. She seemed satisfied with it and sat back into her seat, but then she saw that the napkin was askew.
"Are you OC?" Draco asked her randomly, arching an eyebrow as he watched her.
Ginny stopped what she was doing and looked at him with puzzlement. "Huh?" She asked and turned the napkin three more times before it looked perfect to her.
"Obsessive Compulsive." Draco explained and then continued, "it's when you want everything to be perfect. For instance, what you're doing to your tableware right now."
Ginny thought about what he had told her and thought, "Hmm.." She was about to answer when their waitress came and put their orders in front of them and left.
She sighed in conquest and looked down at her plate, fixing it. "Well, if you say that's what it means, than I am OC."
"Ok, well, since you say you are OC, can I give you some advice?" Draco asked. He took his fork and knife and cut a few pieces of his fish fillet.
Ginny put her fork in the chicken a la king that she ordered and nodded a yes to him.
"You always keep looking at the details of things," Draco said and took the rose from the small vase in the middle of the table and showed it to her. He continued, "You need to look at the big picture." He smiled and gave it to her
She raised her eyebrow at him and took the rose, setting it down beside her. "Well, what about you?" Ginny asked. "Are you OC?"
"Nope," the former Slytherin replied proudly. "I'm more of a live in the moment sort of bloke." He smiled at her and put a forkful of fish into his mouth.
Ginny watched him as he ate and noticed that he had no watch. Wait, here I go again with the details, she thought and stopped herself. She continued to eat, but couldn't help but look at Draco a few times.
After dinner Draco walked Ginny back to her room, which wasn't at all that far from his. They said their goodnight's and promised to meet each other for the big tour day, which was the following day. As Draco left, closing the door, Ginny felt herself screaming for him not to go, but she knew that maybe it was the food and went to sleep witho any thought of it.
The next day the cruise ship landed at an island and allowed the people to explore and tour the place for a while. It was a tropical island that was full of wonderful tourist sites and great activities for the people. Ginny was quite excited for the new island as she stood at the dining room, waiting for Draco to arrive. Today she sported a brown skirt that came above her knees and a beige tank top with a matching sun hat and bag. Although as the wind blew by her, her hat almost got blown away.
A few minutes later Draco came with black sunglasses shielding his silver gray eyes and khaki shorts and a black shirt. "Good morning, beautiful." He greeted with a smile.
Ginny was about to say hello when she let out a sneeze and knew that from being around Draco so much, it had to be either his cologne or his scent. "Hello." She said and sneezed again, covering her nose. "There is no way I can lose you on this island, because all I have to do is follow your scent."
Draco offered her a dark blue handkerchief as he and her walked out of the main hallway and toward the dock. She took it gratefully. Ginny gently covered her nose and sneezed again, but when she breathed in, a sweet aroma came from the handkerchief. "Oh, it's flirty, just like you." Ginny said with a small laugh as the two walked down the dock. When Ginny sneezed one last time, she offered it back to him.
He smiled at her and said, "You can have it."
"You sure?" Ginny asked.
"Yeah, besides, you need it more than me," Draco told her.
"Oh, Thanks," She replied and put it in her bag. The two got off of the dock and on to the island's land. Ginny looked around at the beautiful surroundings and saw that there were many activities for tourists like them to do. "Wow, this place is amazing," Ginny commented with wonder in her chocolate brown eyes.
Draco liked that look on her face, but quickly turned away. "Well, what do you want to do first?" he asked as he looked around. Something caught his eye as he looked up to the very green mountains.
"I'm glad you asked, because I have the whole day planned-." Ginny started and pulled out an agenda, but she was cut off.
The small notebook caught his eye and he took it from her, skimming through it. "What is this?" Draco asked, looking at the small book as if it was a foreign object.
She just watched him take her agenda with no amusement in her eyes. "It's an agenda," she explained, "It's how some people plan their days." Ginny reached for her possession back, but he turned away.
He looked from where he wanted to go and where he was at the moment. An idea popped into his head and a mischievous smile appeared on his face.
"You don't need this," Draco stated and took a few steps away from her.
"Actually, I do," She said and reached for it again, but then saw that he had stepped out of her way.
"Draco!" Ginny groaned, not at all in the mood for playing around. She walked over to him and reached for it once again, but Draco put his hand up and her agenda book out of her grasp. A tired groan passed Ginny's lips and she tried to jump for it, but her petite form of 5'5" against his six foot height did not help.
He looked Ginny in the eye and stopped her from jumping. "Go through one day of no agenda and I will give this back to you," He challenged with a lively smirk on his face.
Ginny smiled back at his smirk and nodded in approval. "Alright, if that's the way you're going to play, then if and when I do go through this day without my agenda, I get my agenda back and my choice of activity when we get back on the ship." She arched her eyebrow at him and put her hand out to him. "Deal?"
Draco nodded and shook her hand. "Deal!"
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