The sun had set over an hour ago and Hermione was pacing nervously while absentmindedly fiddling with the TV remote to give her hand something to do. Usually she would use her wand for this but, as she didn't currently know where in the world it was or even if it was in this world, the remote control would have to do.
Ginny's eyes followed the other girl's form. She was sure was going to wear a hole in the carpet at any minute now. Huffing, she jumped off of the bed startling the brunette. "That's it! I can't take it anymore! Calm down, everything is fine."
"But-" Hermione started but the other girl cut her off, holding up her hand in a 'stopping' motion.
"No, you checked everything and everyone one out. Nothing will go wrong. Just relax and soon we'll be back home."
Hermione didn't stop her fidgeting, though her feet were now rooted to the ground. "You can't know that. Something might've happened since today and I should be out there making sure-"
"No, nothing is going wrong. Now sit down you're making me nervous." She walked over to her friend and grabbed her back, her arms pulling her unresisting form to the bed where she made them both sit.
Hermione sighed, "It just tonight's the final night of the movie. I want to make sure things go right."
Ginny rubbed the other girls' arms with her palms in a comforting gesture. "And they will. Nothing is going wrong."
The redhead's words were more confident sounding than Hermione was sure either one of them felt.
"We haven't seen them since the night before last," she told the younger witch.
"That's a good thing," Ginny voices nonchalantly as she let herself fall backwards onto the bed while closing her eyes.
Hermione didn't disagree, though she didn't agree either. Instead, she asked a question that had been bugging her since Ginny convinced her to stay in and wait out their supposed last few hours in this world. "What about Paul...?" Hermione needed to know where Ginny was standing on this issue. It was something that needed to be talked about before the night ended.
Ginny opened her eyes and stared up at the ceiling. It was such a boring color. Even the pattern was dull. Honestly, she didn't want to think about the monster masquerading around as a hot guy but she couldn't not answer if she was going to keep the other witch at the hotel riding this out with her.
"If for some reason the spell doesn't end tonight then, and only then, will I do it. I'll sleep with that... with him," she paused and threw her arm over her eyes to block out the plain dreary ceiling. It was really a depressing ceiling. She missed colors. The Burrow was colorful.
Ginny continued since, knowing Hermione, her explanation wasn't enough for the other movie-traveler, "Hopefully we got the whole intent thing wrong. I didn't actually give voice to the intent either. At least not aloud so... yeah. It might just be voiced intent is what I'm trying to say."
Hermione didn't want to point out what could go wrong if Ginny waited to fulfill her possible solo portion of the spell until after the film ended but given how against the idea she was Hermione wasn't going to push it.
Even with her own strange compulsion to see David, she wouldn't know how she'd react to having to get that close to him. So Ginny's hesitance was understandable.
Hermione just hoped that her drunken mental intent hadn't been taken into account. If everything went well they should know the answer to that soon enough.
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Hermione and the Lost Boys (Harry Potter/Lost Boys Crossover)
RomanceAfter the war and her short-lived romance with Ron has sizzled out Hermione decided to rent a small flat by herself and one night she invited Ginny over to watch one of her favorite old movies 'The Lost Boys' and it turns out that witches, alcohol...