A Mudblood in Slytherin

Too Late For That

Third-Person PoV

"I will join you," Daisy whispered, getting up. The binding dress turned back into a regular dress to help Daisy walk to Adam. She placed her lips onto Adam. Adam was caught off guard but kissed her back with much intensity. 

"Perfect," Adam whispered back. He put his arms around Daisy and turned to the crowd of people who were beyond shocked at what Daisy just said.

"Are you insane?" Gretchen snapped from up on the cages. "Daisy, are you enchanted or something? What is wrong with you?! He just insulted you, your family and everything you are and stand for?! And you're joining him?! Did you lose your marbles?"

"Oh, shut up, Gretchen," Daisy slurred. "You know nothing. You never had to go through what I did."

"I know, Daisy! I'll never know what you've been through but this isn't you!"

"How the hell do you know me?!"

Daisy's best friend looked at the flowered-named girl with so much despise. Gretchen looked at Daisy like she doesn't know her anymore. Sylvia put her hand on Gretchen's shoulder to calm her down. Boris and Bradley who were in the same cage looked away from the disgust that was happening.

"Let's get out of here," Adam suggested. He snapped his fingers. "Risebloods, let's head out!" 

The Risebloods-which included all the new Muggle born recruits from Hogwarts-got up to their feet and followed Daisy and Adam out of the Great Hall. Gavin locked the doors that could only be open by his verbal command and they all went to a large classroom that was close to the Hall. 

"So, what's the deal, Daisy?" Adam asked, when he locked the door to the classroom.

"What do you mean?" Daisy said, sitting down on a chair.

Adam scoffed, "You just told me you hated me a couple of minutes ago and that what I believed in was shit."

"I don't think I said that," Daisy retorted.

"Yeah, but you said something of the sort." Adam stared at Daisy. "Look, I know you're saying yes to the Risebloods to gain some knowlege or to backfire at us."

The blonde haired girl sighed and walked to the wide window. Outside, she saw nothing, just the dark of the night and the thin moon. Today wasn't the day for Daisy. She thought she was going to fall in love with a boy who she thought was decent but then it got turned around. And it turns out she was an expierence since she was a baby. The Risebloods wanted her to grow up to hate Purebloods so she could lead this group.

"I just..." Daisy started. "My mom and dad love me, I know they do, but ever since they realized I was a witch, they treated me differently. They treated me like a freak, especially my dad."

"We know, Daisy. That's why we're here to set the record straight. Witches and Wizards are beautiful, especially Muggle-borns like us."

"But if it wasn't for you, I would've been a Muggle," Daisy realized with a rise in her voice and a followed gasp. She turned to Adam and pointed her finger at him. "This was all your family's fault! It's your fault that I became a witch! It was your family's fault that I got teased and bullyed. This is your fault, Adam!"

Adam stayed silent. 

Daisy continued, "It's not the Purebloods that did this to me. It wasn't anyone that did this to me. It was you!"

"You shouldn't have said that," Adam grumbled, snapping his fingers. 

Again, the treads in her dress became rope and wrapped around her body, making her immobile. Daisy, who was standing, lost her balance from the sudden bind and fell to the ground, face flat. The green haired boy walked over to her with a face of disgust. He grabbed her silk blonde hair and pulled up so he could see her face.