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

"Cool cause I didn't exactly want to move anyway," I curled my feet up under the rest of me, I smiled as McGonagall retold her not having to be at Hogwarts right at this moment speach. "And I wanted to see how you were doing," I pushed my hair out of my eyes and yawned slightly even though I wasn't really tiered.

I gave Cassie an amused glare, shaking my head at her. Then I listened to McGonagall for a second. I made a small noise when she stopped, as a means of response, since I hadn't actually listened to her all that much.

I grinned wickedly, and had so stiffle a laugh as Lyssa made an noise of agreement which didn't work with what the Professor has said. "I see your listening skills havn't improved much Miss Malfoy," She said smiling slightly. "I dont see what you're smiling about Miss Evans," She added. "I dont think your listening improved at all in the seven years at Hogwarts,"

I frowned at McGonagall. "My listening skills are just fine thank you very much, unless it's when I've just woken up, as it is now. But Cassie on the other hand..." I smiled and very nearly laughed at the look on Cassie's face when I said that. "And look there professor, I was listening when you said my listening skills were lacking."

"Lucky then," She said with a smile. I frowned slightly. "I can listen perfectly well when I want too, I just usaully dont want too," She grinned. "And sometime's it's actally easier to zone out then to listen to what you and other teachers have to say," Cassie stuck her arm into the air stretching it.

McGonagall stayed for a short while longer before leaving. After she was gone I looked at Cassie, "I'm hungry now I think...." I said, just as there was a knock on the door. "Jeez..." I muttered, looking in that direction.

I sighed and went to answer the door. "Help yourself to anything in the kitchen," I opened the door and winced when I saw it was Harry. "Harry now really is not the best time," He frowned. "Why not?" "Just cause, can you come back another time?" "No," "Fine," I muttered annoying, "Just don't say I didn't warn you," "Warn me about what?"

I nodded at Cassie and walked into the kitchen, looking around for something I would like, since I hadn't a clue where she kept certain things. I heard her talking to who ever was at the door. After locating something I would eat, I walked back to where the door was. "Cassie who's here...?" I asked, trailing off a bit.

I sighed and shut the door behind Harry. "Stupid Stuborn Gryffindor," "Why don't you want me here?" "Not that it's that you probaby won't like my company?" "Malfoy?" He asked suspiciously. "In a way yeah," He opened his mouth to say soemthing else. "Cassie whose here...?" Lyssa asked coming into the hallway. Harry and Lyssa both froze looking at each other. "What the hell isshe doing here?" Harry asked starting to boil. "She's living here for the time being," I muttered glowering at him.

"Um..." I muttered, looking at Harry cautiously, since he looked pissed. "What she said..." I ran my hand through my hair unsure of what would happen next (which exactly what I'm thinking, cause I can't think of anything right now).

Harry frowned at me and ignoring Lyssa turned back to me. "What's she doing out of Askaban? She tried to take over the world remember?" "Harry," I snarled at him. "If your not going to be polite. GET OUT," I pointed to the door menasingly. "Or I'll drag you out myself," I glared at him my eyes sparkling with fury. "But-" "How would you like it if Ron got thrown into Askaban got released then someone came picking on them?" I glowered and reopened the front door. "Thank's for visiting please don't come back,"

My eyes went wide at the harshness of Harry's words for a moment before I frowned, fists clenching. While Cassie was angry with him, I quietly stepped back, out of their line of sight. I walked to the sitting room and sat back on the couch, curling up on it, resting my head on one of the pillows. A moment later Cassie walked in.

Glaring at Harry I slammed the door behind him after he walked back through it, fumming I went into the sitting room, "Jesus Christ," I scowled sitting down on one of the chairs. "Stupid annoying..ugh," I frowned. "Are you ok?" I asked slightly calmer to Lyssa. "Note to self: Look through eyehole before opening door might keep unwanted guests out,"

I looked at her. "I'm not entirely sure if I am or not...I mean, I guess I sort of...expected something like to happen with people, but I didn't expect for it to...bother me this much," I muttered, hiding my face down into the pillow.

"I can do hit him on the head if you want?" I said smiling softly. "Or hex him into oblivian not fussed really," I sighed. "They'll get over it...aventually...lets just hope I don't get an angry stamepede at my door that wouldn't be fun,"

"Hrm..." I muttered turning back to look at her. "Don't do anything stupid. Especially not if it involves Harry fucking Potter." I went back to having my face in the pillow. "Sorry for causing you all this trouble with people, now and any in the future."

"I dont care," I said, "I'd prefer to have you back then to not have trouble," I sighed. "But Harry is known to over egzaggerate..." I frowned. "Git, I don't care if he killed Tom he's still a git."

I looked at her, shaking my head. "You're insane," I said. "You do realize that don't you?" I sat up rubbing my hand over my eye, feeling something by it, only to pull it back realizing it was wet. I was crying? I looked at the couch cushion to avoid looking at Cassie. I hated people seeing me cry.

"Course I'm insane being normal isnt fun is it?" I smiled but then frowned as I saw she was crying. "Don't worry about it, it'll pass, Im sure Draco will help me hex anyone who disagrees," I heard the doorbell rang and sighed. "I'm going to go see who it is," Walking to the door I peered through the eyehole. Hermione. I frowned then dicided on opening the door she wouldn't do any harm. "Hey," I said still frowning slightly. "Hello Cassie, erm. Sorry about Harry," I growled softly. "Someone needs to hit him. Hard. How are you?" "I'm good, can I see Lyssa?" "If you must,"

I nodded at Cassie as she went to see who was at the door this time. While she was gone I wiped any tears remaining from my eyes. I really should have expected things like that to happen, and honestly I shouldn't let them bug me as much as they were. I looked over at the doorway when Cassie came back to see that Hermione was with her. "Hey 'Mione..." I muttered looking away.

"Hermione came to say hi..." I muttered sitting down on a chair. "Are you alright?" Hermione asked tentitivly sitting down on the other chair. "Don't mind Harry he gets a bit...well you know." She shrugged. "At times, he'll get over it."

"Not completely," I answered her. "But eventually I think, about everything. And yeah...I know how Harry is. He's known for overreacted, and for holding grudges and things like there's no tomorrow." I gave her a small shrug. "But he's not going to be the only one, and..." I frowned. "I just want things to go back to normal, like they were before the whole mess...." I wiped my hand over my eyes again, feeling as though I were about to cry again, and next I knew they were both hugging me.

"Things take time to get back to normal," I muttered with a frown. "But they'll get there, one day," I turned to Hermione. "Was it only you and Ron with Harry when he told you," She shook her head. "Ginny too but no-one else," I nodded. "Good," But didn't elaborate furthur.

I made a face. "I'm surprised those two haven't tried breaking down the front door yet if they know, with as bad tempers they have and all that," I muttered sourly leaning back on the couch, and looking off in a random direction. "And I really hope I didn't just jinx the chance of them not showing up."

"Ginny isnt that bad..." I muttered then heard a dingdong and an impatient knock. "Yeah I think you just jinxed it." I sighed and got up hearing someone knock impatiently on the door again. "Jeez can't you wait," I yelled. I walked to the door and looked through the eyehole. "Ron," I heard Ginny say. "She isn't going to get here any faster the more you knock, she'll probably just leave the door shut, come on lets go back and give them some space," "Good thinking," I said dryly swinging the door open. "I'm giving you the warning I gave Harry Ron," I said darkly. "Be nice or get out and don't come back."