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Who: Ginny Weasley and Sara Moon
What: Ginny and Sara are both in a rough spots. What will happen when they meet up by chance?
When: Last week of school, night before the train leaves.
Where: The halls near the Slytherin dungeon.
Rating: NC-17
Ginny had withdrawn. That’s what she did when things got bad. It was pretty easy to do too. Quidditch was over, her brother was concerned with Harry and Hermione. The DA had no reason to exist because Umbridge was out on her fat arse. Like had been the case when she had Riddle’s diary and after she had nearly died in the Chamber of Secrets, people didn’t seem to notice anything was wrong.
She tried to convince herself that people not noticing was exactly what she wanted. As she had in the past, Ginny pretty well managed to do just that. The last few weeks of school had her wandering around aimlessly, seeking distraction in solitude.
Unlike before, what had happened hadn’t been life or death. Ginny had lost her girlfriend. Not new to dating, this was the first time that Ginny had been really hurt by a relationship ending. She knew that she had done so much wrong, so had Heidi for that matter, but a lack of maturity on both their parts had made it so much worse by the time it finally ended.
Worst of all, even after it had destroyed their relationship, Heidi was still drinking; a lot. Ginny was worried about her. Though, she really had no idea how to try and fix it. Another reason for her dark mood.
Dressed in a pair of jean overalls with a t-shirt and one of Bill’s old button down shirt, Ginny was wandering around keeping her mind blissfully blank. If anyone asked, she was out collecting things she had loaned out through the coarse of the year. She’d stopped by Ravenclaw to get a pair of Quidditch socks she’d lent her for…why did she even lend her those?
Lisa also gave her back a jumper she had left with Michael when they had been dating. She had both in a little bag over her shoulder.
One of the annoyances with her state, despite her thankfulness that it didn’t let her think about what was bothering her, was that Ginny was terribly forgetful. Remembering that she left her Potions book in Snape’s room, she changed direction to go get it. Her mum would be rather upset if she didn’t bring it back despite there not being any more of her children that would need it. |