NottPott Feral Den One-Shot

Dance with me?

"Fuck me, than!" Hailee screamed as Ron and her fought.
"I bet you'd like one of your Slytherin friends to do that!"
Hailee growled. "What is your problem?! So I have other friends —I had more friends than just you and Hermione before I was even acquainted with those in Slytherin!"
"That's different!" Ron bellowed. "These are Slytherins!"
"And what's wrong with Slytherin?" Hailee glared, her arms folding.
"EVERYTHING!" Ron sneered, Hailee's change going right over his head.
Hailee glared. "So everything is wrong with me? If you've forgotten Ronald let me remind you, that I too am a fucking Slytherin!"
Ron sneered. "Yeah and I thought you were different but I guess I was wrong."
Hailee scoffed, her lip curling into a snarl. "Whatever."
"Whatever."

Hermione grabbed Hailee's hand when she turned, but she ripped her hand from Hermiones.

"No, don't. I'm wrong."
"Hailee—"
Hailee shot her hands up, walking away before Hermione could even think to deny such a statement. Hermione sighed, before glaring at Ron.

"Really, Ronald?"
Ron huffed, turning his nose up as he firmly faced away from Hailee's direction. Hermione sighed, pinching her nose as Hailee disappeared from her view.

•••

Stomping down the ever-moving stairs, Hailee blindly moved further and further away from Ron.
Everyone around her stared and whispered, and Hailee hated it. She snarled when a Hufflepuff actually pointed at her. He jolted, turning his back on Hailee with his shoulders hunched and shuddering with fear.

Someone whistled, "Angry Potter?"
Theo raised an eyebrow as Malfoy smirked. He watched as Malfoy stepped into Hailee's way, possibly looking for an argument to gain everyone's attention and support.

Not that his badges hadn't done that enough. Nearly everyone was wearing a "Potter stinks badge" or something worse from trying to mess with it.

Though this day, Hailee didn't seem all that interested in what Malfoy had to say. Just as he went to open his mouth, Hailee shoved him aside.

"I don't have time for your childish antics, ferret. Move."
Malfoy visibly bristled, glaring at Hailee's back as she continued her moody stomp for no concrete destination.

With his eyes trained so hard on Hailee's retreating back, Theo didn't notice as Malfoy pulled out his wand.

"Leviosa!" The charm shot from Malfoys wand. As if he hadn't learned his lesson only two weeks before.
Everyone ducked out of the way as the blue charm zapped like lightning through the air. Hailee didn't even change course as the spell zipped passed her.

Theo watched as Hailee snarled, slipping out her own wand. She flicked her wrist and Malfoy went flying across the Hall.
Everyone's jaws dropped as Hailee disappeared behind a door. Theo snickered as Daphne sighed.

"That's why she's in the Tournament Draco. Hadn't you learned your lesson with Madeye?"
Malfoy glared, flicking his wrist, a nonverbal spell shot from the tip. Theo and Daphne jumped out of way just as the purple spell hit the ground they previously stood on. The stone sizzled, making Theo shuddered.

"That's rude." Daphne huffed, flicking her own wand to reverse the damage.
"More than rude." Theo argued. "That would've hurt."
"It was supposed to." Malfoy grinned viciously at him.
Theo scoffed. Daphne rolled her eyes.

"Who wants to do damage control?"
Theo and Malfoy blinked.
"For what?"
Daphne stared flatly at Theo. "We were charged to watch Hailee. Negative emotions won't do our relationship with her any good."
"But why do we have to do damage control? She's a fourteen year old girl —do you understand how many tantrums girls like her have?"
"Theo." Daphne glared.
"Right sorry, forgot you were one too."
She smacked his bicep. "For that you get to go after her."
He went to argue but Daphne smacked his arm again and spun him in the direction Hailee had gone. She smacked his arse.