Some Things Are Easier Said Then Done

Lyssa sighed, leaning back on the wall nearest to her. She really did not want to be goind through this, but she had absolutely no choice in the matter it seemed.

"It'll work out in the end Lyss," Cassie said looking sideways at her freind who seemed worn out and irked to be here.

"Hope so," Lyssa replied. "I just want to go back to school already. Telling anyone about this was a stupid idea."

Cassie didn't say anything in reply to that, she didn't really having anything to say. She was glad Lyssa had told her, did she classify in the telling anyone? Cassie frowned.

The healer guy came back a few minutes later with a much less icky looking potion in hand. Lyssa still eyed it skeptically.

"I still don't think potions ae going to succeed anything," cassie said. "You'e not a heale," the heale said stiffly. "You don't know how these things wok."

Lyssa took the potion as the healer held it out to her. She looked at it for a moment, then smelled it a little. Deciding it wouldnt' be too bad, she gingerly took a sip of it, making a face at the taste. It wasn't as bad as the other probably would have been but it was still nasty.

Casssie watched Lyssa drink the potion anxiously, she wondered if it would work. And if it didn't work, what it would do. She hoped it wasn't something stpid because Lyssa would be less inclined to do whatever if next.

(I know I was meant to decide whats going to happen but I just looked at the due days for my homework/assignemtns and I'm stuffed. *goes off to do them*)

Lyssa kept the look on her face, as she thrust out whatever was left in the container at the healer guy. "That was utterly disgusting," she said, still making the face.

Cassie frowned as Lysol thrust the potion back. "Howa will we know if it's working or not?" she a shed the healer.

"We'll just have to wait and see," the healer replied. "And if it hasn't worked by the time it wears off then we'll have to try something else."

"How are we meant to know if it works or not?" Cassie asked. "Because t's not lke her personalty changes every few minutes is it? Her personality might not change the whole time and you could think it's working when really nothing has happened."

"Well, you know, being around here will probably set it off if it hasn't worked," Lyssa said. "I can't stand hospitals." Then she yawned a little, even though it was early afternoon on a Saturday. At a look from her about it, the healer said, "Slight side affect of the potion."

Cassie rolled her eyes slightly at the healer, she as finding him rather ridicolous.

Lyssa sighed. "Lovely, so if this one happens to work then I'm got to feel sleepy all the time," she muttered, somewhat sarcastically.

Cassie giggled in spite of herself. "The side effect will wear off," The Healer told her.

"For some odd reason," Lyssa said. "I don't find myself trusting your word."

"Either do I," Cassie added and the healer ignored them leaving the room saing he would be back later to check of them.

Lyssa sighed and flopped down into one of the many chairs that seemed to be scattered around the room. "This is ridiculous," she muttered. "This is all just going to end up being a waste of time."

"Hope not." Cassie replied with a bored yawn.

"It already is a waste of time. I have better things to do doing with my life than sitting around here waiting for some stupid useless potion to work."

"It'd not working," Cassie noted mindly. "Either not working or semi not working. Cause that's half Malfoy-y there. Kinda." She frowned slightly.

Lyssa frowned at Cassie. "Is it really?" she asked. The two adults in the room seemed to have been forgotten, so Lyssa looked at them. "If you need to professor, you can go back to the school."

McGonagall looked slightly hesitent but Narcissa said that she could look after both the girls. She nodded and after stating that she would probably check back in later left the room to go back to Hogwarts and do boring teacher stuff.

Lyssa stayed in a half-Malfoy attitude for a while, until the potion started to wear off. While sitting in a chair, she looked at Cassie and her mum who was still there. "I thought this was meant to make it less, not more."