New RP 1 (Expelled) (yes, fail title, but it makes it obvious)

Cassie wondered around the grounds wishing that the school year would hurry up and end so she could get away from Hogwarts, if wasthe first time she had really wanted to get away from Hogwarts.

The next day, Lyssa got her answer. Lucius came in her room when she was reading a book she'd read several times before. "Severus has agreed to allow you back at Hogwarts, so long as you cause no disruptions and adhere to all of the rules there." Lyssa nodded at him, fighting a smile. "And do be sure to keep to your promise, Melyssa," Lucius continued as he made to leave. "You leave tomorrow morning."

Cassie decided that the next day went well, well until Professor Snape got seriously livid and gave her a week detension. But as she decided she wasn't going to go to them then it really didn't matter. snape had to get it through his thick head that she wasn't going to play by his rules nor do as he said.

The morning following the next day, Lyssa found herself up earlier than she had been in a while. She yawned and opened her eyes, noticing her school things were in her room. She smiled at them, oddly anxious to get back to school.

The next day was a sunday and Cassie was aimlessly walking aroud the grounds, she inwardly spazzed when she saw Lyssa enter the ground and wish she could have shouted as Cassie wasn't exactly close enough to run and tackle her.

Lyssa walked back on the grounds of Hogwarts alone, her stuff having already been taken to the castle. She looked around, taking in the sights that she had missed, fingering her wand which was in her pocket. It felt odd to have it back; it felt odd to be away from the Manor again. But Lyssa was glad for it. In the distance she saw someone.

Cassie growled at her inability to talk and half walked half ran over to where Lyssa was. she started to say something but stopped when she remembered again that she couldn't talk. It was getting rather frustrating. So instead Cassie hugged her.

Lyssa's eyes went wide when she noticed it was Cassie, and she suddenly wished she'd ask for her voice back as well. But she'd figured at the time that that would probably be pushing her luck. She just hugged her friend back tightly, having missed her like mad. Then the two stood there for a moment, rather awkwardly.

Cassie gestured with her head towards the school as she couldn't talk. She scowled at the inability as it did make cummincation quite difficult. Lyssa nodded and the two of them made their way up to the school.

They walked in, Lyssa smiliing softly to herself, having missed the castle. While on the way up to the Gryffindor common room, the two ran into Professor McGonagall.

The next conversation was extreamly frustrating on both parties sides, as neither girl could talk to reply to McGonagalls questions. She fianlly gave up and told the girls she'd see her in class.

Back in the common room the enxt few minutes proceded of this

When they stopped writing, Lyssa ran her hand through her hair, frowning at the window. This was definitely going to take some work to get right. She only hoped Lucius realized this and didn't expect perfection her first try.

What areyou going to do? Cassie wrote back in a messy scrawl. Cause...y'know that does kind of mean that you can't hang about me...

Lyssa looked down at the note for a moment, and then just shrugged. She was in the process of running through how a "proper" Malfoy was supposed to act in her head at the moment.

Cassie shrigged back.

Over the course of the next few days, Lyssa worked on getting her Malfoy act together, much to some people's surprise and disdain from others. Lyssa, herself, wasn't enjoying it, but if it was what she had to do to escape the Manor she would.

Cassie sighed frustrated looking into the fire. She still could not talk which was driving her mental and she really couldn't stand Lyssa acting like a Malfoy it was also driving her mental.

Things carried on well for a couple of weeks. Then one day Lyssa got a letter from Lucius. She nearly smiled reading it, but that would probably disrupt the image she'd upheld for a while now. Instead, she did as it instructed after breakfast that day, going to the headmaster's office, where Lucius was. She looked at him, hesitantly, but he didn't say anything to her. He flicked his wand instead. She looked at him confused for a moment. "Wha-?" she went to instinctively say, not expecting it to work as usual. But much to her surprise sound came out. It sounded foreign to her ears now.

Cassie's mood was slowly deteriorating, mixed with her failing classes, still not being able to talk and the fact that hanging around with Malfoy Lyss was giving her a headache she was not in a rather pleasent mood. She scowled at her toast at breakfast wondering where Lyssa was off to when she saw the girl walk off after breakast.

Lyssa left the office, noticing there was still some time of breakfast left, so she walked back to the Great Hall, in a more pleasant mood than she'd been in in ages.

Cassie pushed her toast away and got herself a drink. Outof the corner of her eye she noticed Lyssa reentering the hall.

Lyssa walked back in the hall, going over to where her brother was, since he was one of the few people Lyssa would go around that her father approved her going around.

Cassie gave up on her breakfast and exited the hall going to stand in the hallway outside of her first classroom.

Lyssa spent the rest of breakfast chatting with Draco and his Slytherin pals, before they all had to go for classes.

Cassie waited outside the Defence Against the Dark Arts classroom with a scowl, she just wanted to get out of Hogwarts, away from it all. She had no need to be at Hogwarts anywya, he eduction was failing. She kind of wished that she'd listened to her father when he wanted to pull her out, becausethen she wouldn't have been stuck here now as misrable as hell.