I'm trying to fit all seven years into this story so bear with me; I'm skipping around a little bit.
Also, this is a relatively short one as I want to get to Year 2 already.
Chapter 3: Christmas, The End-Of-Year Feast
Christmas rolls around and a majority of the students are gone. The only ones left were the Weasleys, a few of the Ravenclaws and Hufflepuffs, a few Slytherins, Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Draco Malfoy, and Kassidy. Kassidy walked up to Harry.
"What, your aunt and uncle not want you this Christmas?" she said.
"Look who's talking. Do you not want to go back to that rubbish pile of a place you call home?" Harry asked. Kassidy roughly grabbed Harry's tie and got in his face.
"Don't talk badly about Miss Gibbs' Home for Girls ever again or you can kiss your butt goodbye," Kassidy said, then pushed him back onto the table, letting go of his tie and beginning to walk away.
"I didn't want to be near your ugly face, by the way," Harry said. Kassidy paused in mid-stride as a chorus of "ooooh"s erupted in the main hall. She turned on her heel and pulled out her wand.
"Petrificus Totalus!" she said, causing Harry's body to lock up and fall to the floor.
"Eat slugs, Williams!" Ron said, casting a slug-vomiting charm, but the charm misses Kassidy and hits Draco instead.
"Good job, Weasley, you dunderhead!" Draco said after spitting out a slug.
"I'm not even going to jinx you, Weasley, as you suck way too much for me to even bother," Kassidy said before tending to Draco and taking him to the infirmary.
That evening, Kassidy saw Harry, Hermione, and Ron going over to Hagrid's hut, so she and Draco snuck out to rat them out. They looked through a window in the hut and saw a dragon egg hatching on the table. They ran as soon as one of them spotted them. They immediately went to Professor McGonagall and ratted them out. They were called into her office.
"Miss Williams and Mr. Malfoy here saw you two wandering around at night," Professor McGonagall said.
"We can explain," Hermione started, but Professor McGonagall held up a hand to silence her.
"Ten points each will be taken from Gryffindor. And you five can all serve your detentions with Hagrid," she said.
"Good. Wait, five?" Draco said.
"You two were also wandering about at night, that's how you knew these three were doing so. Twenty points total will be taken from Slytherin for this."
The next evening, Draco, Harry, Hermione, Ron, and Kassidy were all with Hagrid in the forest to serve their detentions.
"I've heard reports of a wounded unicorn. Someone saw someone drinking its blood," Hagrid said.
"Why would anyone drink unicorn's blood?" Kassidy asked.
"Unicorn's blood will bring you back to life, no matter how close to death you were. But you'd life a half-life. A cursed life. You'd have slayed an innocent creature," Hagrid explained.
"So maybe Voldemort's trying to come back," Harry said.
"I doubt it's Voldemort, Harry. He's been dead for ten years," Hagrid said.
"So what are we trying to do?" Kassidy asked.
"We're going to find the poor creature that was hurt," Hagrid said. "We'll split up into groups of three. Harry, Malfoy, and Williams, you guys go that way, Hermione, Ron, and I will go that way."
"Fine, but we get Fang!" Draco said, referring to Hagrid's dog.
"Fine, but I should warn you; he's a bloody coward," Hagrid said before they set off in their assigned directions.
It comes time for the end-of-year exams, and Kassidy is flustered. Everyone at Hogwarts is. She's afraid she is going to bomb all of her exams.
She takes the tests and passes all of them with flying colors.
They are at the end-of year feast, the hall decorated in Slytherin colors, as they have won the House Cup, and Kassidy and Draco are talking.
"Did you hear? Professor Quirrell died because of Potter!" Draco said.
"Really?" Kassidy said.
"Yeah. Really! We get a new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher next year," Draco said before the clinking of someone tapping on a glass caused the room to stop talking.
"Before we end this term, I have a few last-minute points to give out. To Hermione Granger, for having the strength to overcome the odds. Fifty points to Gryffindor. To Ron Weasley, for the best game of chess Hogwarts has ever seen. Fifty points. To Harry Potter, for outstanding bravery, and a good heart, sixty points will be awarded. And finally, to Neville Longbottom, for having the courage to stand up to his friends. Ten points. And if my calculations are correct, I believe we need a change in decoration," Dumbledore said, snapping and the banners changing to Gryffindor colors.
Later, everyone was getting on the train, and Draco stopped Kassidy before she got on the train.
"Hey, since you live in that orphanage place, and I'm sure you wouldn't mind a bit of a change, want to stay at my place this summer? My dad won't mind one bit," Draco asked.
"I'd love to, actually. I just need to drop by the orphanage and get the rest of my stuff," Kassidy said.
"Sounds like a plan," Draco said.
End Year 1
Year 2 Coming Next Chapter!