Forever

Chapter 2- DADA

All of us students lined up, holding our wands.
"Everybody repeat after me: 'Riddikulus'." Lupin said.
"Riddikulus!" We all repeated.
"This class is ridiculous." Malfoy complained.
I shot him a look, "Shut it or I'll shove it, Malfoy."
Neville went first, making Professor Snape wear his grandmother's clothes. The class laughed.
"I want you to picture the thing you fear the very most, and turn it into something funny. Next," Lupin smiled, "Ron."
Ron stood at the front, attempting to look bold. When a Black-Widow formed before our eyes, his face plastered the word, 'Scared'.
He held his wand up, "Riddikulus."
The gigantic spider had suddenly received roller-skates, falling when it was trying to stand.
Ron moved out of the way, high-fiving Harry. Lupin continued, "Parvati."
The Boggart turned into a huge snake.
      "Hey," I chuckled, "reminds me of someone I know." I looked over at Malfoy who was glaring at me.
      "Riddikulus!" Parvati cast the spell.
      The snake turned into a big clown, rocking back and forth.
      "How is that any less creepy?" I whispered to myself.
      "Y/n!" Professor Lupin called my name and my heart jumped to my throat.
      I stepped forward, gripping my wand tightly. I watched the Boggart switch into a walking doll.
      I breathed in deeply as the doll's beady eyes stared into mine.
      "Riddikulus!" I waved my wand.
      The doll turned into a brown teddy-bear.
      "Very good." Lupin said.
      I turned around and walked away.
      "Dolls, huh?" Malfoy teased.
      I took my wand and slid it across my throat, "Watch it."
      I stopped and watched Harry. The Boggart turned into a dementor, and Lupin ran in front of Harry, yelling at the fear.
      I examined the Boggart as it changed from a dementor to the moon in the clouds.
      Lupin waved his wand, "Riddikulus!" It changed into a yellow balloon, flying all over the room.
      Lupin opened the wardrobe and trapped the Boggart inside.
      "Uh, sorry about that," he took a deep breath, "that's enough for today."
      Everybody awed in disappointment. I went to my books and picked them up.
      "Bye, Professor!" I called as I left the classroom.
      "Goodbye!" He called after me.