Cassie and Lyssa Alternitive ending x4 for Alternitive ending 4 (Jeez)

I shrugged again, not opening my eyes. "I'll take that as your way of asking and answer. Then I'm taking another nap. Anyway…. It's…better now, despite how short a time it's been. I suppose it'll still take a while for me to…get back to normal, because as you've noticed I'm tired out of my mind, and more than a little…lack of energy, strength, stuff like that. Comes from being stuck in a cell all day ya know…?" I looked over at her.

"Well I dont really know but I can imagine, after a year and abit of not really doing much it would be tyering to do things that had once seemed easy, do you want to go rest again? Cause you look as if you're going to fall asleep on my couch which while it is comfortable I dont know how comfortable it will be to sleep on, bit small too..." I frowned slightly as she yawned again. "Come on we can talk later,"

"I'm fine," I muttered, fighting a yawn. "I just woke up not too much ago anyway. Just before Draco got here actually and that hasn't been all that long…" I looked over at him, as he had been quiet for a while.

"Maybe you should rest?" Draco suggested with a slightly worried voice. "Lyssa you are yawning like mad," To prove my point she yawned again. "We're not going anywhere, well at least im not and I doubt Draco is cause well I dont think anything is more important then his sister's welfare right now,"

"Guys," I muttered, glaring at them tiredly, "I'm fine. I don't need to rest. Really." Internally I was cursing them for teaming up on me and for being right. Then I yawned again, scowling. "Fine," I finally agreed, "today has thoroughly exhausted me, ok? But honestly I'd much rather spend more time talking and stuff now, than sleeping or anything of the sort. Plus," I continued motion towards a clock hanging in the room with my head, "it's about dinner time, and I'm hungry, so food then sleep?"

Cassie yawned slightly and got up. "Ok Dinner, I'll go make something." She got up and walked out of the sitting room and into the kitchen. "Pasta," She muttered as it was easy to make and didn't take long. Putting the stuff on the stove she set the table and waited for the stuff to cook. "Dinner," She called placing the plates on the tabke.

While Cassie went to fix dinner I sat up on the couch to avoid falling asleep on it. Rubbing my hand tiredly across my eyes I looked over at Draco, who was quiet again. He shrugged at me. Too tired to argue I looked around the room -for lack of energy to do anything else- until Cassie called that dinner was ready.

Draco and Lyssa entered the room and each took a seat, Cassie smiled breifly at them before starting to eat, she hadn't really ate much before Lyssa had come and after the initail shock she wasn't exactly hungry. She ate most of the pasta and put her bowl in the sink. "Do you two want anything to drink?" She asked.

I picked around at the pasta tiredly, eating it slowly. When Cassie asked if Draco or I wanted anything to drink I shook my head saying, "No, I'm fine," at the same time Draco did. After I ate about half of my food, I stifled a yawn and said, "I think I should sleep now..."

"Good thinking," Cassie said, "I'll either be in here or the kitchen if you need me," I looked over at Draco. "I'll probably stay a little longer then head off but I can be back tomorrow," He said and smiled at his sister. Lyssa noddedand walked of to the spare room. "Thank Merlin for McGonagal..." I said getting myself a glass of water. "Yeah," Draco agreed.

I walked to the spare room, noticing that before I guess I had just fallen asleep on top of the cover. I pulled it back, yawning hugely, getting the feeling of just how tired I was. I lay down, but was too tired to move and pull the pulled-back cover over me, so once again, I fell asleep on top of the cover.

I sighed and got up from the table and turned the tap on to fill up the sink, frowning as all the plates started to move themselves under the water then jump onto the rack sparkling clean, I turned around and gave Draco a "You are such an idiot" look, he smirked and put his wand back into his pocket.

I would have slept peacefully apart from the fact that I kept being jolted awake from memories that would be better left hidden in the back of my mind, which was where I had pushed them the minute, the second I found out I was getting out set on putting it all behind me forever, but as they say: your mind is most vulnerable when you sleep.

Draco stayed abit longer then went home, soon after I retiered to bed, flicking the light off I pulled the blanket over me and rolled to my side which was my most preferable way to sleep, it took me a little while to get to sleep because I wasn't really tired but I had nothing else to do. Finally drowsing off I slept a dreamless sleep and woke up grogily the next morning.

I had finally gotten into a relatively restful sleep for a while when I felt someone touching my shoulder, startling me awake. I opened my eyes to see Cassie standing there, looking shocked that I had woken up so easily since I had always been a heavy sleeper, then I looked at the clock, my eyes going wide. It was one in the afternoon! Had I really slept that long?

I woke up the next morning and cheaked on Lyssa who looked peaceful, looked being the keyword there, who knew what was going through her mind. Diciding not to desturb her I entered the kitchen and started to make my breakfast, at around Ten Draco called to ask how Lyssa was. "Good I think, she's not up yet would you like me to wake her?" He shook his head. "I wasn't really coming to visit was on my way to work but thought I'd drop in to see how she was," I nodded and shut the door after he left. The day was quiet and I read for most of it, putting my book down I looked at the click. One pm, it seemed earlier then that...I wondered why Lyssa wasn't up yet and dicided to go wake her. "As much as I hate to disturb you, prehaps you should get up now?" I said when she opened her eyes.

I blinked sleepily, rubbing my hand across my eyes in a way to wake myself up more, sitting up on the bed slightly. "Ugh, sleep hangover," I muttered closing my eyes back, wincing at the headache. "Lovely way to start the day..."

"Yeah they aren;t exactly fun," I muttered walking over to the window and opening the curtains. "Draco dropped by early to see how you were but he had to go to work he may drop in again later I'm not sure, if you want something to eat I'll be in the kitchen kay?"

I nodded at her, turning over on my stomach and burying my face into the pillow. My head hurt, and the light coming from the window wasn't helping. Plus, I wasn't quite ready to get up just yet. I really just felt like laying around.

Going into the kitchen I heard the doorbell ring and went to get it, it wouldn't be Draco as he would probably still be at work. "Oh hey McGonagall," I said opening the door to her. "SHouldn't you be at Hogwarts?" "Yes but as I don't need to teach anymore being the headmistresses I don't need to be in any classes so thereforth I don't need to be at school right at this moment,"

After laying in bed for a bit longer, waiting until my headache was gone, rather than actually do anything about it, I finally got up and walked out of the room. As I neared the sitting room I heard people talking inside, and deduced that's where Cassie was so I walked in.

"Is Miss Malfoy alright?" Mcgonagall asked. "I just woke her up," I saidleading her into the sitting room, "She slept for ages, she was up then Draco visited then she slept again and yeah..." I shrugged and took a seat on the sofa, it was slightly weird to have your former Transfiguration teacher sitting in your sitting room.

I raised an eyebrow upon seeing Professor McGonagall. "Good mor- afternoon," I said to them, when they both noticed me still standing in the doorway. I ran my fingers through my hair just a bit and then walked in the room, sitting on the opposite end of the couch from Cassie, as I much preferred couches to chairs.

"Afternoon," I said smiling slightly. "Want anything to eat Lyss?" I asked her. "Do you want a drink professor?" I asked while I was offering. "No thanks," She declined, I nodded and pushed my hair out of my eyes and tucked it behind my ear.

I shook my head, curling up on the couch. "I'm good for now," I said. Pushing some hair from my face I looked at McGonagall. "Why exactly are you here, professor? I figured you'd be back up at the school right about now."