Harry- Harry woke up with a pounding head ache. She felt as if she had fallen on her face...oh, wait. Her memories came back to her, and she realized exactly what she had done. She had done the most forbidden act. But-but the man had done it too. Maybe she wouldn't be punished? No, of course she would. She had went into his mind, and tried to wipe his memory clean..maybe he didn't know what she was doing? No, he must have. Otherwise, she wouldn't have been stunned, and be here. Where was she? She shook the thoughts away, and noticed that her arms were tied behind her back, as were her feet. She was tied to the wall, so she couldn't escape. She had used so much power already. She was much too weak. She thought, bitterly, and paled slightly. That wasn't good. Whenever she was restrained, it meant she'd be punished. She heard the foot steps of someone approaching her, and closed her eyes, praying that her punishment would not be too harsh.
Snape- Snape looked at the ringing alarm for a second, puzzled. He had woken up much earlier than he usually did in the summer. Why, it was barely 6 AM. He then remembered the events of the past night. The girl-no, his daughter. Her power. Her skill. It was amazing. He left her tied up, because he wasn't sure of what would happen when she'd wake up the next morning. He had infused a bit of his magic into the ropes, so they'd be comfortable, but would be nearly impossible to get out of. He had set an alarm, so when she would awaken, he would know immediately. He dressed, promptly, and strode to the dungeons. He had left light for the girl to see, for he couldn't be too cruel. He rubbed his head. What a great start their relationship was off to.
Harry- She bowed her head, and waited for the man to enter her room. She hadn't even tried to get out of her bonds. Perhaps if she was obidient, she'd get off easy with her punishment. She had already begged and pleaded with g*d, but it was to no avail. She was still here. Where ever here was. She bit her lips, trying not to let her nerves get the best of her. She'd survive. She always did. She would survive.