Chapter 3; A serious debate and First day of Class

Sorry, with the houses competition this story has gone down my list. The bright side now is I think all my stories are updated. Also, I am now without a beta so feel free to point out any mistakes as I don't know when I'll get a new one.
Without anything else to say, enjoy.

Seven the next morning, all the female first-year Ravenclaws were up. They all had showers then dressed into their beautiful black robes with blue trimming. They all looked lovely. Snow and Padma's robes looked the best on them; compared to all the other female Ravenclaw first-years, at least. But that could be biased opinions on their behalf.

As they walked down to the common room, Jenifer walked with them, much to Snow's annoyance. Jenifer said as they walked, "A problem with being a monster is that everything looks horrible on me."
"Clothes made for humans you mean: the clothes Toriel made for monsters looked nice on you," Snow pointed out.

"I feel like I'm missing something here," Padma said, looking puzzled.

"Oh! When we first came out of the underground, there was a problem with there not being enough clothes for us all: so, Toriel stepped in to help the monster clothes tailor, and she helped get monster clothes into normal shops. That was around the same time that they met Snow, actually," Jenifer said and Snow nodded.
"Oh, I see," Padma nodded as they exited the common room.

"What do you suppose our first class is?" Snow asked before Jenifer could say something to annoy her.

"Transfiguration? I heard an older student saying that for first years, Transfiguration is normally the first class on a Wednesday," Jenifer said wisely.

"Well, that would make sense," Padma said, agreeing with her.

"Are we sure we're going the right way?" Jenifer asked concernedly as they descended another set of stairs.
"Not positive but believe so," Padma said.

"I am pretty sure this is the right way because one of those paintings we passed just now, we passed last night," Snow said.

"You seriously pay attention to that?" Jenifer asked, surprised.

"We are Ravenclaws: we pay attention to these things. Better get used to it," Padma supplied.

"And we must be close! Look at all those students going downstairs," Snow said, pointing to a group of older Gryffindors they had just come across. The Gryffindors were heading downstairs.

"Well, we can just follow them down now, I suppose," Jenifer said.

"Yep, we can," Padma nodded.

"And I thought we were Ravenclaws!" Snow joked, making fun of the fact they were acting more like Slytherins right at the moment.

As they had suspected, the Gryffindors were headed down to the Great Hall. When they reached the Great Hall, they stopped following the Gryffindors to go to the Ravenclaw table, which was on the other side of the hall. By this stage, it was seven thirty-nine. Snow glanced over to see Harry, Draco and the Lovegood girl; along with the other Slytherin first-years were already at their table.

After they had sat down, Snow glanced over to see Frisk, Hermione and another girl had just arrived at the Gryffindor table: along with Asriel and Neville, who had arrived at the Hufflepuff table. At that point, Jenifer got talking to some other Ravenclaws.

On the table for breakfast was: eggs, cooked different ways, bacon, beans, spinach, sausages and toasties with different fillings. They were really spoiled for choice: there were so many different choices! As they filled up their plates, Snow saw Hermione head over to the Slytherin table.

"I wonder why she's going over there?" Snow said, alerting Padma.

"Hmm, that is odd," Padma said looking up and seeing what Hermione was up to. Everyone knew Gryffindors and Slytherins (as a general rule,) were at odds. So, it was surprising to see a Gryffindor step into Slytherin territory.

They watched Hermione go over to a Prefect, and she talked to the Prefect for about ten minutes. As Hermione talked, the Prefect's body language started to get very angry. Harry, Draco and the Lovegood girl's body language did, too.

As Hermione walked back to her table and the Prefect went up to the head table. Padma wondered, "What was about? Do you suppose that Prefect is going to talk to the teachers about what that girl; Hermione, wasn't it? Had just told her?"

"Who knows? We probably have a class with the Gryffs today: I can ask then," Snow said, realising that she and Padma were a bunch of busybodies.

"Good idea! You need to catch up with Frisk anyway," Jenifer said, coming back to them.

"Yes; being the oldest does include doing things like keeping your siblings in check," Snow said groaning. She had to try very hard not to glare at Jenifer!

"Especially if they're anything like Parvati," Padma said grimacing: god, Parvati could be a pain to handle!

A much older boy with a prefect badge came by at that moment. He was handing out timetables and maps. "Thank you," they had all said when they got theirs.

"We have Transfiguration with the Slytherins first," Jenifer said, reading the timetable quickly.

"Yay! I can catch up with Harr- All no! I'll be in class with Draco!" Snow groaned. Padma and Jenifer, (despite themselves) laughed.

Halfway through breakfast, Jenifer went back to chatting with the other Ravenclaws, and this time, she moved up to talk to the others more and better.

"And thank goodness for that," Snow said, sounding very relieved. She had been getting really sick of Jenifer!

"Yes, it's much better now she's moved up," Padma agreed. It wasn't that either of them disliked Jenifer, it was just Jenifer was very good at rubbing people up the wrong way; by either being a goodie-goodie or just being annoying.

"Since we're both finished, and we don't want Jenifer to decide to join us again, how about we head to our class?" Snow suggested.

"Alright: why not?" Padma agreed.

They both got up and hurriedly left the Great Hall while trying not to look too obvious. Once they were out, Padma pulled her map out and they examined it. "Let's see; we need to go to the Transfiguration classroom: on the second floor. Well, let's get to the second floor first," Padma said.

"Okay; sounds good," Snow said, and they started up the stairs.

Upon reaching the second floor, Snow said, "Alright, Padma: get the map out again, please."

"Alright, alright, it's coming: don't rush me," Padma said, pulling it out. Then she said, reading the map, "So, we're here just in front of the stairs onto this floor."

"From this, it looks like we need to go down a corridor, then turn left onto another one; then we're there," Snow said, also reading the map.

"Question is; which ones?" Padma said, looking. "I think we need to go down that one just there."
She pointed to a corridor a little bit away.

"And then the first on the left," Snow said, adding the next bit of their trip.

"Let's go," Padma said nodding, and they went down it.

Ten minutes later when they hadn't come across any corridors on the left; Snow said, "I think we went the wrong way. Can I look at the map again?"
"Sure," Padma nodded, getting the map out again.

"Let's go back and try the next one along, that from the looks of it, also could be the right corridor," Snow suggested.

"Yes, let's: I don't want to be late," Padma said, and they made their way back. When they returned to the staircases, they walked down to the next corridor, and then went down it.

This was the right one; they hadn't been walking two minutes before they found their corridor. They reached the next corridor they needed to go down.

Snow said as they turned, "Now, just down here somewhere."
As they walked, they came across Jenifer and two other Ravenclaw first years as they turned right. Jenifer turned around, and called waving at them, "Hey! This way."
"Snow, you said we didn't turn again?" Padma asked Snow.

"Are you sure, Jenifer?" Snow asked, being sure they didn't need to turn again.

"Yes, one of the prefects gave us vague directions," one of the other Ravenclaws said.

"Alright, let's go together," Snow said, as they join their fellow Ravenclaws. Being prideful, Snow just ignored her mistake and pretended it didn't happen.

"Yes! Let's go!" Jenifer said. They turned around and continued walking down this new corridor.

After a short walk down it, they found the classroom! A few other Ravenclaws and all the Slytherins were already here.

"Thank you, Jenifer," Padma said.

"Yes, thank you," Snow said.

"No problem! We're here now!" Jenifer said, as they stood around and waited.

Snow looked at the people standing in front of them, and she saw Harry and Draco! They were with the Lovegood girl. Snow tapped Harry on the shoulder causing him to jump then look behind himself.

"Snow! Sorry, didn't see you there! How are you?" Harry asked.

"Good, Harry; and you?" Snow said as the Lovegood girl and Draco looked behind themselves, too. But they couldn't say any more, because then the classroom door opened and they had to go in as it was starting time for their first class.

When they had entered the classroom, everyone stopped dead, feeling confused. The door had been opened for the class to start, yet, there was no teacher.

"Where is the teacher?" Padma asked out loud.

"The teacher is not here, yet her cat is: how does that make sense?" Snow asked, shaking her head. Padma had not seen the car until right then.

"Maybe it's a guard cat!" Padma joked.

"Padma, that is not the least bit funny," Snow said rolling her eyes.

Suddenly, the cat turned into Professor McGonagall! Everyone gasped in awe. "That bit of magic I just perform is a very advanced form of Transfiguration," Professor McGonagall started. "It's very hard, and not many do it. However, if you work hard, you will be able to manage it most likely. Let me do roll call."
Professor McGonagall got through roll call very quickly. But everyone had worked out from the previous night Professor McGonagall was not one to cross, so they reacted quickly. Then she started sorting them into pairs.

Everyone was confused by this, so she said, "I think house unity is very important, and this is the best way to achieve that: and being Ravenclaws and Slytherins, this shouldn't cause the second wizard war."
Everyone could see sense in what she said, and they all did what she asked after that. Snow was a bit cheesed off, though: she knew three people who were in Slytherin, and did she get paired with any of them? No; she got paired with Luna Lovegood.

The task for the lesson was simple: they needed to transform a match into a needle. After talking about it for a while and explaining what they had to do, Professor McGonagall gave them all a match to try the transfiguration they had just been talking about on.

Five minutes into the class Snow was feeling conflicted: Luna was annoying her with her dreamy and airy way of going about things, but she seemed nice enough. Though, Snow was going to try and befriend her just because of that. Then she supposed if she wanted to be friends with Harry, she would eventually end up friends with Luna anyway.

After a while of thinking that, Snow put it in the too hard basket and started thinking about what she was supposed to be doing. After reading what the book said and what the blackboard said, she very carefully and clearly did the wand movement and then said the incarnation. Much to her dismay, she did not get it. The match might have been more pointy if she was lucky.

Even more to her dismay, Luna tried the spell, not being very careful and clear about it and she got a perfect needle! That annoyed Snow.

"Ten points to Slytherin, Miss Lovegood," Professor McGonagall said as she went passed.

"Why did she just give me points, Snowdonna?" Luna asked dreamily, sounding confused.

"Snow," Snow corrected. Then she said, "Because you got a perfect match, silly."
"Oh," was all Luna said.

Snow kept trying the spell, but on none of her attempts did it work. She started to get frustrated and broke the match, from whacking it with her wand. "Umm, Professor," Snow asked meekly. "Can I have another match? I broke mine."
"Of course, Miss Dreamurr. But do try to be more careful," Professor McGonagall said, shaking her head. Then she gave Snow another one.

A little bit later, everyone turned around to hear Professor McGonagall yelling at Antony Goldstein. Antony was very arrogant, and it didn't surprise a lot of people he was getting into trouble. What did surprise them, was the fact he had summoned a rather deformed dragon! It had the head of the dragon and wings, but the rest of it was fish, dog, matchstick and cow-like. Everyone hid under their table until their Professor had vanished the poor excuse for a dragon, and they all came out.
"Mr Goldstein! Ten points from Ravenclaw and detention for dangerous behaviour!" Professor McGonagall growled.

"Yes, Professor," Antony said, sounding and looking very meek.

The rest of the class was very quiet, though. Professor McGonagall told them she wanted a foot-long essay on what they did today by next week: most cheered at this.

As they packed up, Snow politely asked Luna, "What do you have next?"
"History of Magic I believe," Luna said.

"We have it, too! Ah, all the houses are having it together. Do you mind if Padma and I joined you on your way there?" Snow asked, being tactful.

"Of course! I'm sure Harry and Draco won't mind," Luna said airily.

As they left, Padma joined them. Snow explained what was happening to her, and from the look she gave, she thought Snow was being very tactful. As they left the class, they joined Harry and Draco, then the Prefect. The Prefect lead them off. Either she hadn't noticed the two Ravenclaws who had joined the Slytherins, or she didn't mind.

As they walked, Harry and Draco were complaining about who they were paired up with. "Honestly! Antony was so arrogant! He made me look good!" Draco said.

"And that's saying something," Snow said; not being sure how that was possible.

"It's not exactly a secret to us he's arrogant, Draco," Padma said, amused.

"Well, Terry was so annoying! So, carefree! It really annoyed me!" Harry grumbled.

"I was with Daphne Greengrass, and she was likeable enough," Padma said, shrugging.

"I had a nice class with Luna! What did you think of me, Luna?" Snow asked, trying to be social with Luna.

"You were nice enough," Luna said, airily.

"How's Ravenclaw been for you, Snow?" Harry asked.

"Okay; I guess. How's Slytherin, Harry?" Snow asked.
"It's been great!" Harry just said.

About then, they arrived at the History classroom. As they entered, Harry told Snow and Padma, "Draco's been telling me about my father: he was a bully from the sound of it."
"Oh? From what I've heard, he was not very nice to Slytherins, but other than the pranks, he was fine to everyone else," Snow said, raising an eyebrow. She had heard a lot on this from some older students and various witches and wizards she'd met. James Potter was one of those people that if you asked about them, you would get a different answer every time.

"That's an understatement, Snow!" Draco said as they sat down.

"No, it wasn't. From what I can gather, it was the truth: otherwise, why wasn't he and his friends expelled?" Snow challenged.

"My father told me that, and he never lies! And that's because Dumbledore favours Gryffindors!" Draco protested.

"Your father hates everything Gryffindor. And maybe Dumbledore does favour Gryffs a little bit, but he can't too much otherwise, he would have been sacked," Snow said, being sensible.

"Since when have you been a Gryffindor supporter?" Draco asked, surprised.

"I don't support Gryffindors; I am just being fair," Snow said, starting to raise her voice.

"Would the two of you knock it off! Whatever the case is, I am going to apologise to Snape after my first Potions for what my father did to him: as my father was particularly nasty to him," Harry said, getting frustrated with them.
"My thoughts exactly, Harry. And good on you," Padma said, nodding.

"It is a rather good idea," Luna nodded, airily.

Then Frisk and Hermione came over. "Don't mind us," Hermione said as they sat down.

"Has Weasel being treating you alright?" Draco asked Hermione to the surprise of; everyone.

"Yes; he has been much better. Earlier, he was subject to a prank from his older brothers," Hermione said laughing slightly.

"He tried to talk to us a little bit after that, but a friend, Fay Dunbar, sent a stinging hex at him and he's kept away since," Frisk said softly.

"Oh dear; I almost feel sorry for him. Almost, but not quite: but what happened?" Snow said, causing a few of them to giggle. Then Hermione explained what happened. Snow and Padma were internally furious about this.

"What was the raised voice about before, Snow?" Frisk asked, changing the subject as they got their books out.

"She and Draco were getting into a debate about James Potter," Padma stated simply. Then she said at Frisk and Hermione's confused looks, "I'll explain later."

"Is Fay Dunbar the daughter of David Dunbar? If she is, my dad and her dad work together," Luna said. It was obvious she had been thinking about it for a while and hadn't heard what they were talking about.

"I'll have to ask," Frisk said.

At the same time, Hermione said, "I have no idea."
Then Weasley came up to Snow, (she was sitting next to Harry, and Hermione and Frisk where on the other side of him) and said, "Move it, blondie! That's my seat next to my best friend!"
"Get lost, Weasley! I was here first!" Snow growled icily.

"And before you get any ideas; I was here before you, too!" Hermione quickly added, glaring at him.

"Anyway, Weasel: I have never talked to you, let alone called you a friend," said Harry quite calmly.

"But your Harry Potter! You have to be my best friend!" Weasley protested.

"I know who I am, thank you very much! Now get lost or else!" Harry said, with plenty of warning in his voice.

Weasley glared at them, before going to sit somewhere else. No one could help it: they all laughed, especially Draco. "That was brilliant, Harry!"
"Thank you," said Harry graciously.

"God, what an obnoxious brat!" Padma said after calming down a bit.

"I'd say he's had a very sheltered childhood," Snow said dryly. Then the class finally started.

Ten minutes into the class: they realised Professor Binns was just repeating the same thing again and again. It seemed his afterlife ambition was to bore all the students to death. After writing notes, they read History books. Most of the Hufflepuffs and Gryffindors decided to have a nap instead of reading, but most of the Ravenclaws and Slytherins decided to read or play hangman. Though Draco mentioned something about James Potter being a bully, which caused Snow and him to start arguing again. Fortunately, they stopped when the class was finished.

When they exited, a male prefect herded all the Slytherins over to him. When everyone was there, they went down to the Great Hall together. Snow, Padma, Hermione and Frisk followed them down.

At lunch and after asking their Prefects for permission, Snow, Padma, Hermione and Frisk joined Harry, Draco and Luna at the Slytherin table; along with Asriel, Neville and Susan Bones. Though Neville didn't look too sure about sitting at a table full of Slytherins, and as a result, he was looking quite stressed.

This called for introductions. When everyone knew who everyone was, Draco stated to the Hufflepuffs, "We have a class together after lunch! Which means, we can go there together."

"We do! Isn't that nice?" Asriel said excitedly.
"You have Herbology next, then?" Neville guessed. He was looking more relaxed, now. Snow decided he must have worked out the Slytherins were not going to eat him.

"Yes; but you could have just looked at the timetable, Neville," Harry said rolling his eyes.

"He does have a point there, Neville," Susan said, agreeing with Harry.

"Oh yes, it does say that," Neville said, hastily as he pulled out the timetable, and almost spilling his pumpkin juice in the process. Why he wanted pumpkin juice was beyond most people, but whatever: if he wanted it, that was his problem.

"What do you girls have?" Asriel asked Frisk, Hermione, Padma and Snow.

"We have Charms… with the Gryffindors!" Snow said excitedly, while and at the same time as pulling the timetable out.

"Yay! We can go together then!" Frisk said, excited to have another class with her sister.

"What do you guys have after that? I at least, have a to attend a class about the Wizarding world run by Professor Dumbledore," Harry said.

"Hermione and I will have to go," Frisk supplied.

Ah, nice," Harry said smiling.

"After Charms, we have nothing until Astronomy tonight. And we will see you there, Asriel, Susan and Neville! We are having it with you!" Snow said.

"Lucky us: a late night on the first day of school," Padma said sarcastically.

"All well; we have it tomorrow," Hermione said after looking at the timetable.

"That's with the Slytherins!" Luna said after looking at her timetable. She was surprised to discover this new fact.

"Don't Slytherins and Gryffindors have arguments, though?" Neville asked, remembering his grandmother talking about Slytherins and Gryffindors duelling in corridors. His Grandmother had been a Ravenclaw, so she had never been involved.

"We only have the two, well three if you want to be pedantic: History, Astronomy and Potions," Harry said.

"They obviously know of the threats, then," Frisk observed.

"We have the class with Dumbledore tomorrow," Asriel said after looking on Wednesday.

"We have too! I suppose I have to go to that," Snow said, sighing.

"Yep, afraid so," Asriel said.

When lunch was over, Frisk, Snow, Padma and Hermione headed up to Charms. With the four of them working out how to get there, they didn't get lost, at least. They go there a little before the class started, surprisingly. Two other Ravenclaws were the only others there at this point. Most the rest of the classmates arrived a couple minutes after them.

The Gryffindors, however, didn't arrive until after they were let into the class. Professor Flitwick taught Charms, and he was the head of Ravenclaw house. He was quite short and had short black hair. He was probably half Goblin or Elf Snow, Padma and Hermione debated: due to his height.

Snow and Padma were glad he was their head of house: a fair, but nice and excitable person their Charm's Master was. After Professor Flitwick had been talking about the theory behind Charms for a few minutes, Weasley, Dean and Seamus came rushing in; disrupting him and the class.

"Why are you late?" Professor Flitwick asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Sorry, sir! We got lost!" Weasley said, trying to sound sincere.

"Didn't it occur to you, to leave earlier because you didn't know where the classroom was? Or better yet, ask a painting for help?" Professor Flitwick asked. He wasn't impressed, but he was giving them a chance, being the first day of school and all that.

"We didn't think about it!" apologised Dean.

"Alright; being the first day of class, I'll let it slide. Hurry and sit down, though; you've missed enough as it is," Professor Flitwick ordered. They did that, looking relieved about the break they got.

When they were seated, Professor Flitwick continued on. Most the class was theory, but at the end, they did get to try to do the light charm. Hermione, Frisk and Snow nearly got it; but the class ended before they could.

As they walked out, Snow said, "That was great!"
"He's the best!" Padma added. She too enjoyed the class.
"Yes, defiantly!" Hermione said.

"He's a very nice teacher, and very fair," Frisk said, thinking about how Flitwick handled Weasley, Dean and Seamus arriving late.

"Yes, that was well handled. Shall we go to the Library, now?" Hermione asked, being the Ravenclaw/Gryffindor.

"Good idea," agreed Snow and Padma. Frisk didn't have a problem with it, so they went to the library to start Homework; being mostly Ravenclaws.

When they got there, they met a dark brown-haired girl: this was Fay Dunbar. "Hermione! Frisk! Finally found you!" she said.

"Hi, Fay. Fay, this is my sister, Snow, and her friend, Padma," Frisk said.

"And Snow and Padma, this is Frisk and I's friend, Fay," Hermione quickly added, seeing Frisk forgot to.

"Nice to meet you, Fay," Padma said politely.

"Yes, nice to meet you," Snow said, distractedly.

"And you, are you doing homework?" Fay asked, cringing at the thought of it.

"No: I just remembered I've got to go to a class on the wizarding world! You too, Frisk! See you three!" Hermione said, running off, dragging Frisk behind her.

"Bye," Snow, Padma and Fay said, shell-shocked.

"Should we continue, anyway?" Fay asked, still shocked.

"Okay," Snow said begrudgingly. Though, she was still shocked at how fast Hermione took off, so she sounded emotionless.

"Okay, let's do that," Padma agreed, and they continued into the Library.

Snow and Padma got quite a lot of homework done, but Fay didn't: a roommate of hers walked passed and mentioned Quidditch which somehow ended up with the two of them debating about Quidditch. It was very quiet, but still a debate.

As they walked down to dinner, Padma asked Fay, "Are you going to sit over at our table?"
"Yeah, I think I will," Fay agreed, much to Snow's dismay; though she was getting better about the new people thing.

"I am happy with what I got done," Snow said, taking her mind off it.

"As am I," Padma said.

"I'm not! I didn't get anything done!" Fay groaned.

"You got a few words down for you DADA essay," Snow stated.

"True," Fay agreed. Then she asked, "I'm confused: are the classes with Professor Dumbledore only for this week? Or are they going to be every week?"
"No idea: our Prefect said that we would get a new timetable every week," Padma said.

"Oh; so maybe," Fay speculated.

"Yes, maybe," Snow agreed.

Much to their dismay, the Slytherins nor the Hufflepuffs joined them for dinner: but Frisk and Hermione did, at least. Hermione was ear-bashing the Ravenclaws about how great Professor Dumbledore was, and how much they learned in the class. In the end, Frisk saved them all by saying Hermione would see Snow tomorrow; which caused Hermione to stop.

When dinner was over, they still had three hours to kill before Astronomy; so at Hermione's prompting, they went to the library again. Asriel, Susan and Neville joined them.

Snow could tell from Neville's expression he wasn't too keen on doing homework, but he did it and didn't complain because everyone else seemed happy enough to do it. Susan must have seen it too, because she said, "Your Grandmother will be happy if you do your homework."
"True," Neville shyly agreed.

Asriel didn't seem to think either way about doing homework, and Susan was happy enough to do it. Hermione was the most excited to do it: but as Padma and Snow had silently agreed, she was a true Ravenclaw dressed up as a lion.

When the three hours were nearly up, they said goodbye to Frisk Hermione and Fay; and, Snow, Padma, Susan, Asriel and Neville went up to Astronomy: talking about what little they knew about Astronomy. Padma and Susan knew the most.

Astronomy, despite being late at night was great! Professor Sinistra, (a middle-aged woman) was trying her best to make it interesting and keep them all awake. And, she mostly succeeded, too. The main problem was not being able to see her because of her dark clothes and skin.

At ten past one when the class was finished, they all left talking excitedly about what they learnt. Shortly after leaving the Astronomy tower, Snow and Padma had to say goodbye to Asriel, Neville and Susan. It was a sad goodbye, but they had to: it as late and they were all very tired. Then they continued to the respective common rooms.

Snow and Padma returned at the same time as the rest of the girls in their room. They didn't really say much though: everyone was tired and they wanted to get to bed as soon as possible. Snow needed to write a letter back home and read the one that had arrived that evening, but she figured it could wait until tomorrow.

BTW: I think I'll create a poll to decide on Frisk's and any other important undecided pairings. keep an eye out for that! And I have no idea when the next update will be as I need to write a new chapter before editing what I've written and I'd like to find a new Beta before that :)

Two more things:
I am wanting to write a starwars/Harry Potter Xover. I am open to ideas on storyline, just to warn you though I'll write it with Fem!Harry, though. That is the only thing i'm set on, and noting too creepy either. But if you suggest something and I don;t write it, please don't get upset! It was a great idea just I liked another better.

Lastly:

Look out for a new Harry Potter story: Everything is Turning to White. Fem!harry X Tom Riddle pairing, and includes timetravel. If you read my story with no end, Frozen inside chapter, you'll reckoise the first chapter of this story, because it is the same (hence why I deleted it fro the one-shot series.)

Bye!