Hermione's P.O.V
"No, no, no. You're lying!" Hermione yelled, in desperation, but she knew, deep down Draco was right. She could feel she had bad blood, and Draco looked dead serious. At least she had an answer. At least she had a reason because, there's a reason for everything, right? The only question remaining is, should she tell Harry and Ron? Of course the scum Malfoy told her not to, she thought about that as Ron and Harry stared at her.
"What did he talk to you about Hermione, for crying out loud!" Harry yelled at her.
"Geez Harry, you don't have to be that rude about it! Anyways it's none of your businesses anyway!" Hermione snapped back at him. "I'm still thinking about whether I tell you or not!"
"Okay Hermione, okay! Seriously, we get it, right Ron?"
"Hmm?" Said Ron dreamily.
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Draco's P.O.V
Back on the platform
"Hello, father."
"Did you tell her?"
"Yes, father."
"Good. Let's get going then."
Draco Malfoy had always respected and feared his father. Partly because he was a death eater. He had always dreaded the moment You-Know-Who came back. He never fully accepted that it would happen even though he would. He did as a matter of fact. He's going to be a Death Eater soon, and he didn't like it.
"At least Hermione didn't believe me," he thought. That was always an upside. He didn't want Hermione to know the real truth.
Hi guys! Sorry the chapter was so short! Don't have that much inspiration right now. I hope you liked the chapter! Don't forget to comment and vote! Thanks, Chloe
Question of the Day #3:
What would you believe if Draco told you were a child of a Death Eater, or worse?
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