C E N T R E O F A T T E N T I O N "Not very wise of them to think like that."
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AURORA AWOKE UP TO Llewelyn curled up in a ball next to her. Suddenly all of her problems went away, and a spark of happiness arose in her chest. When Aurora needed comfort at her worst times, Llewelyn was always there. Llewelyn -strange, yet caring, was always there for her, for this past year.
The Happiness nearly stayed when suddenly she remembered the events from yesterday. Dread and fear ran through her body. Why did it have to be me? She thought to herself, as she lay flat on her back, staring at the ceiling with an emotionless face.
She wondered if Ron believed them. She hoped. That little bit of hope stuck with her, as she sat up, grabbed a piece of paper from her side table, and wrote her father a letter. She told him of the events of yesterday, and that she thought that it was all a set-up —somebody wants her and Harry dead. She asked him for advice, what spells she should learn, and what tactics would be good to use. She needed every bit of help needed.
Newt had been waiting at her window, when she got up and changed. It was like he sensed her troubles. She gave him the letter and the bird quickly took it before Aurora could tell him where to take it. Shrugging it off as the bird flew out of sight, she still found everyone else asleep.
Llewelyn was still on her sleeping, but as she looked for Crookshanks, she was gone. Hermione normally doesn't let her out of night. Maybe he snuck out, Aurora thought to herself.
Thankfully, it was Sunday, so Aurora had no classes. She could wallow in self pity all day without having to do school work.
Heading down to the Great Hall, Aurora found eyes looking at her in all directions. People whispered to each other as they walked by her. Aurora kept her chin up high, and glared at anyone who talked to loudly about her being the fifth tri-wizard champion.
She saw the twins sitting alone, talking in hush voices. Deciding that she had no one else to sit with, Aurora made her way over to the twins. They didn't see her until the last moment, letting slip of what they were scheming.
"— we have all of the paperwork done. Just need to get more money— oh hi Aurora. Didn't see you there." Fred said, his eyes widening as he noticed Aurora.
"Hi Weasley 1 and 2. What are you two scheming?" She asked the twins curiously as she grabbed some toast.
The twins looked at each other as if they were speaking to each other without saying anything. Aurora then realised that's what she and Atlas could do. It had to be a twin thing.
"Promise not to tell anyone?" George asked.
"I pinky promise." Aurora said, holding out her pinky.
The twins shook her pinky and grins formed on their faces.
