Chapter 7

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Harry pov:

The ministry came just in time and was able to drag Lucius Malfoy out of the door, Draco  dropped the gun on the couch and fell to the floor holding his left thigh. Aunt Petunia and I ran to Draco and looked over him seeing his wound on his thigh, we bandaged his wound and called Severus who came and said that Lucius wouldn't go to trail because Voldemort got him out of trouble with the help of Dumbles. Minerva appeared and said that she will help in any way to keep Draco safe from his father and will change his last name to Black.

We sat on the couch and talked with Minerva about Lucius, Voldemort and Dumbledore. Minerva hates Dumbledore and Voldemort, she is left with the Headmasters job. She hates everything about them and that Draco had to deal with him and his two friends. Draco had fallen asleep to allow his body to heal the wounds on his thighs and anywhere else, Minerva couldn't believe that Draco suffered as bad as he did.

Minerva pov:

I couldn't believe that Draco could shoot someone and then save himself with the same weapon, I don't even remember him knowing how to shoot a weapon. Harry had Draco in his room resting with Dobby checking on him every once and a while to be sure he doesn't disappear again. Severus still smells like gunpowder and so does his whole class that Weasley was in, I had to give the kids a week or two off to air out the castle.

Harry had helped me with the barriers around Hogwarts to keep Dumbledore put and protect the students better than what it did. Harry was also not happy about Lucius and all that was happening, Severus had told Harry what Dumbles planned and laughed saying he was so stupid to even think I would help him. Harry is angry and protective that is a good quality to have when a war is going to happen soon and Hogwarts will probably be dragged into it.


A: I know this is short but I didn't have a lot to put into this chapter but the next one will probably be long.

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