Speed Drabble: Club, "If you leave now, you lose everything.", "Did you enjoy yourself last night?"

January Event: Ron/Hermione - [Easy Pairing]

Chocolate Frog Card: (Gold): Hebridean Black: Challenge: Write about someone who is extremely aggressive to anyone they come in contact with, and thus is left alone.

Gringotts: Ron/Hermione [Ron - Pairings], Grunted [Instead of Said] Decided [Instead of Said], Hissed [Instead of Said], Exploded [Instead of Said], Snapped [Instead of Said], Declared [Instead of Said]

"Did you enjoy yourself last night?" Ron grunted the next morning in their shared flat. Hermione looked up from where she was buttering her toast and smiled softly.

"I did, it was nice to hang out with the gang again. You should come next time."

"To a club? Absolutely not," Ron decided. "Especially with that lot."

"What's that supposed to mean?" Hermione asked, anger flickering in her eyes. "They're our friends."

"No, they're your friends. I merely went to school with them."

"What's happened to you?" Hermione hissed, her hair sparking. "You're always angry and secluding yourself. You never go to your family dinners and when was the last time you spoke to Harry?"

"Harry bloody Potter!" Ron exploded. "It's always about him, isn't it? What about me? What about Ron?"

"This whole conversation is about you, you imbecile!" Hermione countered. "You're being completely unreasonable and I'm at my wit's end." She dropped her toast back onto her plate and left the kitchen. Ron followed her.

"Where are you going?"

"Out," she replied stiffly. "To see my friends."

"I don't think you should."

"We are not in a relationship where you get to dictate my life, Ronald," she snapped. "It's like you are trying to push people away and I don't understand why! After all we've been through and you're just going to drop everyone?"

"They dropped me!"

"No, they didn't." She turned and walked towards the front door, pulling on her coat.

"If you leave now, you lose everything," Ron declared, watching her still. He internally grimaced; he'd probably pushed her away more successfully now than he'd ever managed before.

"No, Ron. You lose everything."

The door shut softly behind her.