Obliviated Love

Chapter 4-Admirers?

Harry's POV

Malfoy and his friends were having what seems like a really interesting conversation while I was left alone sitting on this Slytherin table. "Malfoy" I said but he ignored me. Does he not hear me? I called him louder but he again ignore me. "MALFOY!" i shouted a bit loud and he sighed then said "What Potter? I'm trying my hardest to ignore your presence but seems like it's not happening now. What?" He asked me again. "I'm bored, let's go back to the room." i said. 

"I'm not bored and I want to talk to my friends so no, I'd prefer to stay here." Ugh he's so selfish. "Malfoy can't you think about someone else some times?" I asked and he shrugged. "Malfoys don't-"

"Oh you with your Malfoy things, you should write a book about list of things Malfoys don't do" I rolled my eyes and shockingly, Parkinson and Zabini laughed. "Trust me, we've heard a lot of things that Malfoys don't do. You got a point there, Potter." Zabini told and I grinned. I think it's the first time we're having civil conversation, and it's quiet nice. I wouldn't mind being civil with them. "Hey! You both should be on my side!" Malfoy frowned but his two friends just keep giggling. 

A girl came toward our direction, or more like to Malfoy then she greeted them all before turning her attention back to Malfoy. "Hey Draco, would you like to hang out together tomorrow? After class?" she asked with hopeful face. I don't really know her but I know that she's younger than us. "Oh sorry Astoria, I got plans." Malfoy said and her face drop. "Oh okay then, well goodbye. I've got homeworks to do."

Once she was out of our sight, Parkinson spoke, "If I remember correctly, this is like your third time rejcting her. Come on Draco, just go on with her then if she's not your type dump her. But she's annoying though.". Malfoy took a bite of his apple then said, "I'm not interested. But maybe I'll try, then dump her.". What a git. Zabini smirked and went back to eating. 

I'm dying from boredom right now and annoyed by the fact that Malfoy won't go to the room. I made my choice and stand up then stood away from the table, dragging Malfoy along with me but still not moving from his seat. "Ugh Potter! Sit down, I'm talking with my friends!" I scoffed and kept pulling him. "Just go Draco, he's clearly bored now." said Parkinson and I mentally thanked her. Malfoy groaned and finally he got up. 

When we were out of the hall, we ran into Ginny who didn't let this chance go to talk to me. Not again! This is so annoying lately. Last week she too convince me to go out with her again, which I rejected. "Harry! I haven't seen you in a while! So, do you want to go to Hogsmeade with me next week? Maybe we could try again and fix everything, please?" she pleaded me, and it's not working. "Ginny, I can't. I told you, and I'm not changing my mind okay?" Just like the girl called 'Astoria' just now, her face dropped. Beside me, I saw Malfoy rolling his eyes. I don't blame him though. "But Har-"

"Hey Weaselbee, can you just let it go now? I'm not staying here to hear you pleading Potter to get back with you. So pathetic." Malfoy snapped, and I'm quiet glad to be honest. Ginny glare at him and without warning, she kissed me. Shocked, I pulled away quickly and she looked hurt. "Ginny please! You can't do this to me, we're done, and that's it. I'm sorry I don't love you anymore, but this is too much Ginny. Please stop it. I still love you, but not more as a sister." i told her, and she looked ready to cry. "Merlin, Potter. You made her cry. Good, now let's go." Malfoy dragged me away from Ginny and I quickly mumbled "Sorry Ginny" and we left.

"She's always that annoying huh?" Malfoy asked and I sighed. "Ever since we broke up, she's been like that. So yes, kind of." I answered truthfully. I don't even know why I'm telling Malfoy this but it's kind of feel a bit better to finally tell someone, even if it's your enemy. "I don't get it why girls even like you Potter." I rolled my eyes and said, "I guess it's just because of my fame. I would be better off without the 'fans', really."