Draco's P.O.V
Waking up, I rolled over and squinted my eyes against the bright sunlight streaming through my windows.
Stumbling out of bed, I threw my black curtains over the morning shine.
Hate summer.
I rubbed my eyes and groaned.
It has been a week into my summer already and I bloody didn't do anything.
There was nothing to do.
Glancing over at the pictures on my nightstand, I frowned.
Oh, that's right.
That's why I hated summer so fugging much.
It reminded me of the best thing I used to have.
"Draco, breakfast" My mother's voice yelled up to me.
Grabbing a shirt from my drawer, I pulled it on over my head and walked downstairs.
"Morning darling, how'd ya sleep" My mother asked, cheerful as ever.
"Crappy" I replied, in a dull tone.
Eating the eggs she made me, our house elf took my empty plate when i was finished.
"Thanks, Ralphin" I said, smiling down at the small creature.
"My pleasure Master Draco."
I planned on taking a trip to Finland in a month or too and taking Ralphin with me.
He was an experienced traveler and I enjoyed listening to him tell me about his journeys.
You could say he was my only friend.
"So Ralphin, what's the news around town?" I asked, leaning against the counter.
"Ah Master Draco, this morning I was up in the tower checking the grounds and I noticed someone bought the Linopyl's mansion." Ralphin explained.
The Linopyl's were old family friends of ours who died 2 years ago.
The mansion was put up for sale but the price was always too high, no one could come close to owning it.
Thank god someone moved into that mansion on the left.
If not it would have most likely been Voldemort's new headquarters.
"They have one of the prettiest pureblooded witches Ive layed my old elf eyes on, about your age." Ralphin stated, elbowing me in the calf.
Maybe my summer wasn't going to be so bad after all.
"You can tell she is very special Master Draco." Ralphin winked at me.
"Maybe I'll go check it out" I stated shrugging my shoulders.
Heading out of the kitchen door, I made my way up to the tower.
Looking out into the bright morning sky, I inhaled the warm smell of summer and exhailed with a smile.
Turning toward the left, I looked out upon the Linopyl's old backyard.
With a few trees in my way, my view was obscured from the lovely girl on the lawn.
Seeing a big black animal race around the treeline, I heard someone call out for it.
Appearing in my line of sight, I saw the most beautiful girl in London.
Watching her try and play fetch with the big dog she ended up chasing it more then throwing the stick.
"Poor thing, she feels so much saddness." Ralphin murmmered, appearing beside me.
Ralphin is one of a few special elfs who can read people's feelings and tell why they feel what they feel.
It was always hard trying to hide my emotions from him growing up.
"For?" I asked, trying to sound uninterested.
"Lost. She doesn't know who she is. It scares her. I feel the dull sting of heartbreak." Ralphin stated.
Looking out at the beauty in front of me, she layed down in the grass and closed her eyes; letting the sun kiss her skin.
"Ralphin, what's the best way of getting back someone you hurt?"
