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Still holding onto the book, he crept over to the corner and removed the loose panel he had found in the floor earlier that year. He slid the book in, replaced the board, and quickly walked away.

"Books. Shouldn't. Have," she gasped as she was finally able to shut the book and slip it into the shelf. "Minds of their own!"
She sighed in relief. She almost thought that it would start breathing fire on her. But it was worth it. Learning about dragons from the restricted section gleaned so much more information.
Satisfied with her findings, she stepped out from between the shelves--and ran into a younger boy.
"Whoa." She put out a hand to stop him. "What brings you to the Restricted Section?"

"What brings you to the forbidden section?" she asked.
"U mmmmmmm... Nothing. In fact, I was never here." he turned and began to jog to the exit cursing under his breath.
"All the older kids classes are in session. What was she doing here? THIS WAS SUPPOSED TO BE FOOLPROOF!!!" He screamed as he bolted for the exit.

"Hey Tweedle Dee." She jogged to catch up with him. "Were you just in that section without permission?" She flipped her waist length braid over her shoulder, giving him 'the look.'

Dang, this girl was annoying. How could he get rid of her? "Aha," he thought to himself. "I'll fake a seizure."
And we that, he collapsed.

She put her hand out to cease his chatter but he had already stopped. And collapsed at her feet.
"Oh my goodness!" She dropped her knees in front of him just as he started shaking.
"Lady Makernin!" she cried. "We need to get him to the hospital wing!"

She was sticking her nose places it did not belong, and he needed to stop her.


Natasha stumbled into the library with a dopey grin. She felt so...alive. Giggling, she waved to the librarian. "Lady Makernin! Hello, dear!" She shook her head and muttered over and over again, "dear, dear, dear lady."
Catching sight of Wesley and another girl, she made her way in their direction. Ooh, Wesley. She never liked that boy.
"Oh, look. It's the definition of prat." She scowled only for a second before her face was again overtaken by a grin.
She turned to the girl. "Hullo, there!" She hiccupped before her faced screwed up in concentration. "Hey, I know you. You're Rrr...Renee? No, no, no, I've got it! Riley....Rrrreeeeannne! Reeane." She nodded confidently before she was overtaken by another fit of giggles.
She'd felt quite odd ever since she drank that...well, no, it couldn't be.
Another hiccup, followed by a giggle. She was perfectly fine.




Bryssa walked into the library, a grin on her face. She immediately spotted Reese conversing with a girl, maybe a year or two older than herself, and a boy about her own age.
"Reese! Hiya!" She smiled. "Have you seen Ruby? I have something to ask-" she was interrupted by a loud giggle that came from the older girl. She had a goofy look on her face and her eyes were wide and glassy.
"What's up with her?" She said pointing at her with her thumb.
Bryssa inspected the girl. Glassy eyes, goofy grin, unstable, yes. Her eyebrows shot up. "Love potion?"
"Reese! Hiya!" She smiled. "Have you seen Ruby? I have something to ask-" she was interrupted by a loud giggle that came from the older girl. She had a goofy look on her face and her eyes were wide and glassy.
"What's up with her?" She said pointing at her with her thumb.
Bryssa inspected the girl. Glassy eyes, goofy grin, unstable, yes. Her eyebrows shot up. "Love potion?"
Bryssa nodded. "Yikes. It looks pretty bad, too." She said, continuing to study the lovesick student.
(( You mean Natasha, not Larkin xD ))
Bryssa raised her eyebrows.
"Your Natasha, right?" to the girl. "C'mon, tell us. Who are you mooning over?"
Bryssa raised her eyebrows.
"Your Natasha, right?" to the girl. "C'mon, tell us. Who are you mooning over?"

"I-I..." She shook her head. "I hate him! But I love him. I think." She held her head in her hands.
Oh, why did they have to bother her? She wanted to go find Howard. To slap him. Or kiss him. She didn't know which yet.
"Natasha, please. Tell me who gave you something to drink today? Some....boy per chance? Anybody special?" Bryssa scratched her nose.
"We should get her to Slughorn. Right now. Based on the signs she seems to be getting worse," she stared at Natasha, "I bet the potion was spoiled, that makes it stronger. Huh."
She glanced at Reese, worried.
"We should get her to Slughorn. Right now. Based on the signs she seems to be getting worse," she stared at Natasha, "I bet the potion was spoiled, that makes it stronger. Huh."
She glanced at Reese, worried.

"Howard? Howard who? What's his sur-" Bryssa caught herself. She was being too...harsh. She remembered people who had love potion in their system were very protective of whoever they were attached to.
"I mean, I'd love to meet this Howard, he sounds charming. How about we go see him. Can you tell me his house?"
Bryssa looked at Reese, hoping she understood they were to leave to find Slughorn, now.
((Let's wait for Grace))
"I mean, I'd love to meet this Howard, he sounds charming. How about we go see him. Can you tell me his house?"
Bryssa looked at Reese, hoping she understood they were to leave to find Slughorn, now.
((Let's wait for Grace))

She shot straight past Reese, into the hallway.
"Howard! Oh, Howard, I'm coming!" When she found him she'd wrap her arms around him and the hug the life out of him. And then she'd rip him to shreds for-for...she couldn't remember why. Oh, why did her head hurt so much?
"Howwwaaard!" She floated down the hall.
Andrew sat in a small table to the far end of the library. His Transfiguration book was open and he had three parchment filled with his assignment. He was trying to work on the last one if people didn't come by, greeting him all the time.
How did he get to be so popular, he had no idea. But he didn't like it, people expecting him to do cool things and always being nice and kind.
Andrew sighed as a few girls walked passed him leaving a note to his table.
You look cute when you study! it wrote, having the most bizarre picture of him that was ever drawn. He crumpled the paper loudly, hoping they could hear it.
How did he get to be so popular, he had no idea. But he didn't like it, people expecting him to do cool things and always being nice and kind.
Andrew sighed as a few girls walked passed him leaving a note to his table.
You look cute when you study! it wrote, having the most bizarre picture of him that was ever drawn. He crumpled the paper loudly, hoping they could hear it.

His eyes darted around the room, trying to find a nice quiet place to sit and study. There was an empty seat by...oh no, not him. Andrew was an older fellow in his house, and Charlie couldn't sit there. People like Andrew didn't talk to people like him. Besides, people kept coming up to him. No, that wouldn't do.
He hugged his books to his chest, taking a few more steps. A group of seventh years were huddled together by the entry, and Charlie had to squeeze past them.
A foot stuck out, right in his path, and before he could stop himself he was sprawled across the carpet.
His face turned red as his hair. Oh no... Everyone's eyes were on him.
Andrew heard a loud noise and turned to face a young Hufflepuff on the floor, trying to pick up his books. He stood up, wanting to avoid some really creepy looks behind book selves and reached him.
He picked up some of the books, and stood up.
"You okay there?" asked Andrew, with a gentle smile.
He picked up some of the books, and stood up.
"You okay there?" asked Andrew, with a gentle smile.

"I-I'm fine. Th-thanks." He swallowed, hating his stutter. He didn't make to move to reach for his books, just stared.
((What year is Charlie in?))
Andrew laughed. "Well, come on.. Follow me." Andrew turned his back and headed for his table.
The young guy was a red as pepper and Andrew wanted him to feel comfortable. What was wrong with some company after all?
Andrew laughed. "Well, come on.. Follow me." Andrew turned his back and headed for his table.
The young guy was a red as pepper and Andrew wanted him to feel comfortable. What was wrong with some company after all?

"O-oh, no thank you. I-I should just b-be going." Wait. He had his books. And he couldn't turn down a sixth year, could he? He'd better follow.
Slowly, Charlie took a few steps in Andrew's direction, trying to ignore the glare of the 7th year who tripped him.
"I'm Charlie," he ducked his head, blushing even more profusely.
"Hi Charlie. I'm Andrew." he said, smiling widely. It was so nice meeting people. Well, until they showed ugly colors.
"So.. I think I've seen you around in Hufflepuff. Are you a first year?"
Andrew spotted that people didn't approach him now that he was with Charlie. How shallow could they be; there was nothing wrong with a 6th year and ... well, a first or a second year to be chatting.
"So.. I think I've seen you around in Hufflepuff. Are you a first year?"
Andrew spotted that people didn't approach him now that he was with Charlie. How shallow could they be; there was nothing wrong with a 6th year and ... well, a first or a second year to be chatting.

He grimaced. Charlie hated meeting people. It was always the same thing. Introductions, polite smiles and small talk--until the other person got bored with him. He just wasn't a very interesting person. And he was scared of everything. But Andrew didn't have to know that.
"Oh you are so lucky!" said Andrew, leaning back his chair and playing with it back and forth.
"Being a second year is the best."
"Being a second year is the best."

Did he really just say that? That being a second year is the best? The only thing worse than being a second year was being a first year, in Charlie's experience.
"Well, no you don't." said Andrew frowned. "Being a second year, you still discover things. You discover parts of you that you didn't know, more about the world of magic. MOre about you capabilities."
Andrew sighed.
"You make friends, you laugh. You have study of course, but not everything depends on it." he said, shuffling his papers trying to make some room.
"Being a sixth year... everything is hard."
Andrew sighed.
"You make friends, you laugh. You have study of course, but not everything depends on it." he said, shuffling his papers trying to make some room.
"Being a sixth year... everything is hard."

He swallowed, adam's apple bobbing. "I don't make that many friends."
He looked away. He wished he hadn't said any of that.
Andrew sighed.
"I'm an average student. I don't succeed in magic that much either. And I also don't have many friends."
"I'm sure you're talented Charlie. You just haven't found what you're good at yet."
Charlie reminded him of what he was like, except that was when he won that Quidditch game for Hufflepuff and everyone started talking to him and automatically making him their friend.
"I'm an average student. I don't succeed in magic that much either. And I also don't have many friends."
"I'm sure you're talented Charlie. You just haven't found what you're good at yet."
Charlie reminded him of what he was like, except that was when he won that Quidditch game for Hufflepuff and everyone started talking to him and automatically making him their friend.

Still, the older boy's words did give him a spark of hope. Maybe someday, Charlie would be like that. He wouldn't be so scared anymore, and everyone would want to talk to him, want to be like him.
It was his turn to sigh. His life would never be like that. He couldn't even approach Hagrid's Hut without his whole body trembling.
"Um, c-can I have my books?" He asked nervously. Andrew still hadn't relinquished them.
Andrew saw that his words didn't land on Charlie. He also viewed him as a popular kid who had everything, someone to be envied for.
But Andrew always viewed himself as someone usual and average, as he had nothing special to be admired of.
"Oh, I'm sorry" said Andrew. "Here you go."
Andrew gave the books back, his smile a little depressed.
But Andrew always viewed himself as someone usual and average, as he had nothing special to be admired of.
"Oh, I'm sorry" said Andrew. "Here you go."
Andrew gave the books back, his smile a little depressed.

"Thanks for, um, helping me." It took everything in him not to stutter that sentence.
Andrew saw the others looking weird at them so he decided to help Charlie out a bit. Andrew himself didn't even care about what others thought of him, but Charlie sought for acceptance.
"Thanks for helping me Charlie, I couldn't even think of a better way to write my Transfiguration paper! You're incredible!" he said loudly. Too loud for the library.
"Catch up with you later to tell you how it went." said Andrew, winking at Charlie.
"Thanks for helping me Charlie, I couldn't even think of a better way to write my Transfiguration paper! You're incredible!" he said loudly. Too loud for the library.
"Catch up with you later to tell you how it went." said Andrew, winking at Charlie.

He tried to smile, but an expression of shock was frozen on his face. He did know what had just happened. And he wasn't sure whether to like it or be scared of it.
"Y-you're welcome," he managed. "Yeah. S-see you later."
At this, they parted ways.
Charlie liked Andrew. They would probably never speak to each other again, but that was okay. Because for one brief moment, Charlie had felt...accepted.
Andrew nodded. He had done something good today.
((Thanks for Rping!! ^^ It was cute and different!))
((Thanks for Rping!! ^^ It was cute and different!))