The Harper household has always been a strict one, one with firm words and sharp eyes. Yet like every other story, there's always one person who can burn it down with a single flick of their wrist. In this fanfic of Harry Potter, that person is Cass...
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"Love the pajamas Perce." Cassandra complimented with a smile, making the twins, Ron and Harry snigger, as Percy blushed profusely. He swallowed a bite his slice of toast and nodded awkwardly at her.
"Why thank you, Cas-Cassandra." He cleared his throat as the girl carried on with her breakfast, frowning slightly at the other boys reaction. She leaned over to George.
"Did I do it again?" She asked with confusion. The boy grinned and nodded, smiling at the exasperation displayed on Cassies face. She muttered to herself, glancing back down at the table. "I just complimented him, I'm being friendly, not flirty."
"Hello." Cassie glanced up, hearing Harry's voice and grinned when she seen it was directed at Ginny, the youngest Weasley. The girl froze and stared at him with wide eyes, then slowly backed away. Suddenly, she turned and ran back up the stairs, with a face as red as her hair.
Harry looked crestfallen and he glanced around for help, seeing Cassie hit the twins on either side of her, as they laughed at the young girl, but he could see her lips twitch up slightly. "W-what did I do?" He questioned.
"Ginny," Ron sighed, "she's been talking about you all Summer." He paused, not seeing the look Cass was giving him, to shut him up. "Bit annoying really." Cassie scoffed and rolled her eyes.
"Oh really," she grinned, "how's Hermione?" She teased, having hear rants about the girl, for the majority of her time at the Burrow. Ron blushed and sneered playfully at her.
"How's Zephyr?" He asked, not phasing Cassie at all.
"Didn't I tell you yesterday? Oh that's right, you were to busy writing letters to Hermione to talk to me." Cass smirked, the corners of Ron's lips twitched up, but he narrowed his eyes at her.
Fred grinned down at Cassie lovingly. Molly spotted him and cooed at the pair, then grinned, catching her husbands eye through the window. "Morning Weasleys." He greeted, the family, including Cass, automatically replied.
"Morning."
While Mr Weasley spoke about work that day, Fred smiled softly, thinking of how Cassie didn't think anything of responding to Weasley. He dazed at the girl, thinking of the future, even if he was only going into fourth year.
When he zoned back in, he wished he had stayed in his daydream, hearing Molly's words. "Your sons, and Cassie, flew that enchanted car of yours to Surrey and back, last night."
Arthur perked up and glanced at Cass with wide excited eyes. He and Cass had been doing more work on the car, throughout the past few weeks together, both very into the world of muggles. "Did you really?" He asked, Cass nodded enthusiastically. "How'd it go?"
Molly turned around and scowled him, making the children around the table laugh under their breaths. He instantly tried to correct himself. "I mean, that was very wrong guys, very wrong indeed." Arthur then turned to Harry, with a face full of curiosity.
