"Even though we never said it to each other
we knew."
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In this story, We see the point of view of a Weasley Girl, her name is Alice Abigail Weasley, she has 6 brothers and 1 sister. She also experiences a romantic relationship with the 'chose...
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{Alice}
Today was it. The third task. The final task before this awful tournament is over with. I assumed because it's the last task, it's also going to be the hardest. Harry had been a nervous wreck these past few days coming up with hundreds of scenarios of what was to come. Cedric put on a calm front but I could tell he was scared as well. Speaking of Cedric I need to go wish him good luck.
I walked down to where the tournament was being held to find where the champions were. In a clearing, I found four little tents. Each had the name of one of the champions on the front.
I walked into Cedrics to see him sitting on a cot with his head in his hands.
"You ok?" I asked.
"Yeah, yeah, I'm fine." He said getting up.
He looked like he hadn't slept in weeks.
"You sure?"
"Just a tad nervous is all."
"You'll do great," I said with a smile. ''Zach's throwing a rager in the Hufflepuff common room for when you win"
His expression brightened. One of the first things I learned about Cedric was that he loves a party.
"Come here," I said as I opened my arms for a hug.
Cedric wrapped his arms around me, in a tight hug. After a moment we pulled away and said our goodbyes.
I couldn't help but think something was ending, but I didn't know what. Probably just the Tournament.
I saw Cho slip into Cedric's tent after me and I smiled. I'm glad they got together. They're good together.
I walked into Harry's tent next.
"Hey, Alice." He said.
"Hi. You ready?"
"Nope, but what choice do I have?"
Poor Harry. He shouldn't have had to compete in this.
"At least it's over after this."
"Yeah." He stayed silent for a moment then smirked before asking "You know what would make me feel better?"
I already knew what he was going to say but I pretended not to.
"Do tell," I said as I walked closer.
"I think you know." He tapped his cheek.
I placed a kiss on his cheek and pulled him into a hug. "Good luck," I said against his shoulder before I pulled away and walked out of the tent.
