A/N: …. Sorry….But on a happier note, the story is switching to Harry's POV for a little…I know I said it would only be Hiei and Nina, but it's fun to switch things up, ne?
Harry gave a long sigh of relief as he, Ron and Hermione finally finished their shopping. He had gone through the entire school list, and still had money left over for ice cream, and maybe a few dung bombs. A small smile crept onto his long, thin face as he heard Hermione's nagging voice about Ron buying a stink pellet, and the redhead's retorts on how it was only two knuts.
"Just lay off, Hermione! It's one pellet, and besides, I need something to get back at Fred and George for getting me in trouble with mum, anyways…", Ron grumbled. Hermione sent him a dark glare, before turning to the ice cream window to order, but stopped suddenly, as she laid eyes on something else. Harry looked too, and saw a small, thin, but very pretty girl, sitting alone at a table, eating Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream, while reading the Daily Prophet. She was Asian, with long black hair, and piercing blue eyes. Harry immediately recognized her. It was the girl from before, at Olivanders. A light blue shirt hugged her slim curvy figure, while jet-black jeans hugged at her waist and simple tennis shoes were slid over her tiny feet.
"What'll it be?" Asked a deep, gruff voice from behind Harry, causing all three of them to jump, and face the scratchy looking man behind the counter. "Err….Just three vanilla's, please." Hermione said timidly. The man got their sweets, and Harry paid, while Ron and Hermione chose a booth not far away from the girl from before.
"I wonder if she's with those exchange kids from earlier…?", Ron whispered, not taking his eyes off the girl. "I wonder if she gets annoyed when people gawk at her like that." Hermione snapped, while another smirk crept on Harry's face, and Ron's scowled.
Suddenly, the door opened once more, and the three exchange students from before entered, catching the 'Golden Trios' eyes. "Hey…It's them…" Ron whispered.
"Hey…It's them…" The whisper caught Hiei's ears, and his eyes flew over the booths, instantly seeing the three idiots from before. Then he saw her. Hiei once again felt rooted to the spot. It was Nina. He saw her glance up, and felt them lock eyes, just like they used to, back when she had her memory, back when she still loved him. He saw the puzzlement in her blue eyes for a shot second, most likely wondering why three demons had just walked into an ice cream store, then probably figured she couldn't give shit. She looked back down at the paper, and didn't look up again.
TBC:
Well, as I was reading my past chapters, I realized that I have A LOT of mistakes…Which means I need a beta reader. If you'd like to beta for me, please e-mail me…Sorry again for the short chapters, and late updates…I SWEAR I'll start writing longer chapters, and updating more.