Arrival and Annoyance
I'm dreadfully sorry that I did not update this sooner. Upon arriving at Hogwarts, I immediately had to start my Head Girl duties. Since McGonagall has taken up the position of Headmistress, she has moved the Head Girl and Boy into quarters together not far off from her office. When I walked into the Head Quarters...I was blown away. It's so gorgeous. My eager eyes slowly took in the Gryffindor lion banner and the colors that adorned part of the wall....but then my eyes landed on the banner next to it. Slytherin. Oh. No. That could only mean one bloody thing. Malfoy. As soon as my eyes took that all in, I felt outraged. What was McGonagall thinking?! He's a half-witted invalid for Merlin's sake! I'll have to do all of it myself and he's going to make what should be the best year of my life a complete and utter disaster. While I sat on the beautiful velvetty blue couch and stared into the fire, fuming, I could just picture it all: His clothes all over the place, firewhiskey bottles full of his rolled up parchment paper and him, on this very couch, snogging some slag and drunk off his arse. Lovely. McGonagall has put me with Hogwarts' Hugh Heffner. I'm going to see way more than I ever wanted to. At least when he's dating Pugnose maybe he won't have as many girls in. Of course, he's a vile monster from Hell so he will. He has no morals whatsoever. What a pig.
After wallowing in self-pity and horror for an hour, the door creaked open. And there he was standing in his Slytherin glory. Draco Bloody Malfoy. His hair was that silky looking silvery blonde, and it was a bit shaggy, but not too bad. It hung in locks in front of those piercing grey eyes. He was wearing his school uniform lazily, his tie loosened and his shirt untucked from his trousers.There was a disgusted look on his pale face. It seemed as if he was as repulsed as I....only there was a speck of something else in his eyes. Something other than disgust. Amusement at my own infuriation? It bloody better not be! I shot him a death glare and retreated to my room, slamming the door. And that was how the night was....for a few hours. I sat Lionel, my beloved lion that I had ever since I was a young little girl (kind of ironic, don't you think?), on top of my pillow and walked out of my room. Malfoy was sitting on the couch, but thankfully he was alone so I didn't have to see any X-rated material that would scar my 'virginal' eyes.
I was gone about two hours after having fallen asleep in the library, my head once more nestled in an open book. I closed my book and after Madam Pince inspected it and was sure I had not drooled on it because then she would have cursed me to oblivion, she checked it out to me and I was on my way. With the heavy leather book under my arm, which by the way was, Woodnymphs and their Society: A Complete History of their Struggle for Life Outside the Woodpile by Wendy Woodin, I opened up the door slowly to the common room. While I loathed the creature named Malfoy, I was still considerate. The room was dark and deserted and I paused and listened for any kind of moan or sexual noise that would reveal that I would have to kick a slag out and curse a Malfoy. Fortunately, there was no noise coming from his room. If he had soundproofed it, at least I wouldn't have to hear it. I cracked my door open and walked into my dark room. I lit the candle by my bed and sat my book down, and that's when I noticed. Lionel was gone.
You could imagine my horror and heartbreak. Lionel! HE TOOK MY LION! This is war. I'm so bloody upset and irate right now! More on this will be documented once I have gotten my Lionel back.
After wallowing in self-pity and horror for an hour, the door creaked open. And there he was standing in his Slytherin glory. Draco Bloody Malfoy. His hair was that silky looking silvery blonde, and it was a bit shaggy, but not too bad. It hung in locks in front of those piercing grey eyes. He was wearing his school uniform lazily, his tie loosened and his shirt untucked from his trousers.There was a disgusted look on his pale face. It seemed as if he was as repulsed as I....only there was a speck of something else in his eyes. Something other than disgust. Amusement at my own infuriation? It bloody better not be! I shot him a death glare and retreated to my room, slamming the door. And that was how the night was....for a few hours. I sat Lionel, my beloved lion that I had ever since I was a young little girl (kind of ironic, don't you think?), on top of my pillow and walked out of my room. Malfoy was sitting on the couch, but thankfully he was alone so I didn't have to see any X-rated material that would scar my 'virginal' eyes.
I was gone about two hours after having fallen asleep in the library, my head once more nestled in an open book. I closed my book and after Madam Pince inspected it and was sure I had not drooled on it because then she would have cursed me to oblivion, she checked it out to me and I was on my way. With the heavy leather book under my arm, which by the way was, Woodnymphs and their Society: A Complete History of their Struggle for Life Outside the Woodpile by Wendy Woodin, I opened up the door slowly to the common room. While I loathed the creature named Malfoy, I was still considerate. The room was dark and deserted and I paused and listened for any kind of moan or sexual noise that would reveal that I would have to kick a slag out and curse a Malfoy. Fortunately, there was no noise coming from his room. If he had soundproofed it, at least I wouldn't have to hear it. I cracked my door open and walked into my dark room. I lit the candle by my bed and sat my book down, and that's when I noticed. Lionel was gone.
You could imagine my horror and heartbreak. Lionel! HE TOOK MY LION! This is war. I'm so bloody upset and irate right now! More on this will be documented once I have gotten my Lionel back.
