I have no clue what to call this...(Cass and Lyss (yet again...))

"Yeah," Cassie sighed sadly. "Happy endings are nice." They talked some more and then Cassie left. In the next three years she came and went and Lyssa seemed to be getting worse as Askaban would do to a person. And it had been about eight years. Cassie sighed and entered Lyssa's room cell thingy and sat down on the ground brushing her hair out of her face.

Nowadays whenever Cassie came in Lyssa didn't even look up. She already knew who it was. Before even exchanging a greeting of any sort she asked, "Do you ever get tired of having to deal with the Ministry to get here, or even just coming here?"

"The ministry are morons but I like visiting." She yawned slightly. "Oh and Draco told me to tell you that he would have come cause he has good news but he couldn't because or some matters or another." Cassie shrugged at whatever matters they were. "Cause whats-her-face you know his wife? Just had their two kids, Scorpius -poor Kid- and Eris, they're cute." Cassie took a picture of the two children and Draco out of her pocket and gave it to Lyss.

Lyssa took the picture without a word, and looked at it. "They really are cute," she muttered. "Who would have ever thought...Draco Malfoy the father of twins."

Cassie smiled slightly. "Yeah, I don't like his wife though, she bugs me." Cassie shrugged. "You can keep the picture of you want to."

Lyssa attempted to smile at Cassie, but failed because she really wanted to cry. She had a niece and a nephew and she wasn't very likely going to meet them, and if she did they wouldn't be old enough to remember. "Thanks," she muttered to Cassie.

"Hey it's okay," Cassie said shifting closer to her freind and putting her arm around her. "I'll make sure they know you even if I have to bully Draco into letting me see them, they'll grow up with bed time tales of what Cassie and Lyssa did at school." Her eyes twinkled slightly.

Lyssa managed a weak smile this time, wiping the back of her hand across her eyes, feeling tears there. "It's not the same though," she then muttered sadly. Then she buried her head in her knees and shrugged Cassie's arm away from her.

"I know," Cassie said as Lyssa shrugged away from her. "But it's better then nothing."

"It's....it's not good enough though," Lyssa muttered with a frown.

"Course it's not but we can't all get what we want because then everything would be stuffed and...yeah" Cassie shrugged and sighed.

Lyssa just shrugged. "You have a point," she said. "I just wish...well I wish a lot of things..."

"Yeah," Cassie sighed leaning against the wall. "So do I."