" My parents are against me seeing you Tom " said Eileen as she sneaked behind the alley way. " They dont know that I visit you... but they warned me off you today."

" I suspected they would Eileen " said the boy coldly. " Purebloods are they?"

" My Mother is a muggleborn " said Eileen.

" A mudblood " corrected Tom.

" But that name ... it's so offensive."

" It is what she is " said Tom.

" My Mother is a witch."

" Perhaps but she carries the Mudblood gene. She is improper."

" I tried to explain to others that you are good."

" Those who do not agree with what I have said are obviously supporters of the Mudbloods and half breeds."

Eileen sighed. " What about you Tom? You have never told me anything about your past. Your Mother...your Father."

Tom snarled and struck her in the face. She cried.

" My Family were of no importence. Dont let me ever hear you speak of my Father again. Do you hear?"

Eileen nodded as tears rolled down her pale cheeks. She stood up and backed away.

" I'm sorry " she croaked as she picked up her bag and clasped the strings.

" Your Mother has betrayed you " said Tom. " She is a traitor to her blood."

" She's my Mother."

" No she is nothing more than a mudblood and she will have to be..."

" Not harmed..." cried Eileen.

" It's your choice Eileen. Do you stand for your race or for the ones who will drag you down?"

" What will happen?"

" There will be a time when all Mudbloods will be wiped out."

" I'm confused Tom."

" I will change my name to a more powerfull one and I will come back to Hogwarts where I will..."

" Your name...change it...why?"

" I despise my name. His name..."

" Who... your..." Eileen clasped her mouth. " Forgive me Tom. I forgot."

" You seem to have a problem with obeying me."

" Can you apparate?"

" Yes " said Eileen. " I'm seventeen now."

" Well go home and do not speak of this. I will know."

" Where will you go Tom?"

" I am not a child Eileen. I am of age now. I am seventeen. I no longer have to live in this hell hole of an Orphanage."

" Where will you go then?"

" What does it matter Eileen. I need not explain myself. Go now."

Eileen nodded. " Goodbye Tom."