It's hard to fight when the fight aint fair.

"And just what do we have here?" Lucius drawled.

"I came to visit my freind," Cassie said watching him warily. She didn't like Lucius.

"And just when did you get permission to enter Malfoy family land?" Lucius asked.

"I didn't think you'd want to be bothered," Cassie said. "I wasn't going to visit for too long, just making sure that Lyssa was alright. She hadn't answered my letters."

Lucius studied Cassie for a moment. "You have a minute to get off of my property before I use force."

"I havn't finished talking yet," Cassie replied. Having never really grasped the concept of actually doing as adults tell her to do.

Lucius raised an eyebrow. "Do not talk back to me in my house."

"I wouldn't be needing to talk to you at al if you hadn't interupted my conversation with Lyssa."

Lucius didn't grant her with a response. Instead, he swished (not flicked) his wand and did the spell that makes people walk.

"What the frick?" Cassie exclaimed as she started walking. She tried to stop heself but that didn't really work, it only succeded in hurting her legs as they tried to stop when being forced to move.

Lucius ignored Cassie's outburst and her struggling, walking from the room with a flourish (though he has nothing on Snape flourishes). Lyssa stood there, silent. She was still walking on eggshells, and she had no doubt that ticking Lucius off could put her back in harm's way. He would certainly have no problems with it.

Cassie swore rather loudly, still attempting to struggle against the spell. This was why she didn't like magic, because it forced people to do things. They didn't even get a choice about it.

Lucius led Cassie completely off the property. "If I catch you here again without my express permission there will be consequences."

Cassie glared at him. And then realised that her broom was still in Lyssa's bedroom, which was the only chance she got to get home. Because walking it would take her quite a while. "Mr. Malfoy," She said before he walked off. "My broom?"

Lucius gave Cassie a nonchalant shrug. "You should have thought about that before trespassing."

Cassie growled at him. "I can't bleeding walk home. That would take like a week." Added with the fact that Cassie had no idea how to get home. Flying was easy case It was mostly a straight line.

"That is not my problem," Lucius replied, turning and walking back into the wards.

Cassie scowled, she couldn't go and get her broom cause she did not want to face whatever consequences Lucius had been talking about. But she bloody well couldn't walk home. She didn't have any money to train back if she found a Muggle village.

Lyssa was about to lay back down when she noticed the broom Cassie had flown in on. "Bah," she muttered to herself, going over to it. She picked it up and started the trek to where she hoped Cassie still was. Although, opening closed doors while carrying something was hard if you only had use of one hand.

Cassie scowled at the Manor, though she noticed Lyssa a way off coming towards her and holding the broom. "Thanks," Cassie said taking it off her. She looked at Lyssa. "Write to me this time, kay."

"I will if I can keep myself out of anymore trouble," Lyssa responded.

Cassie flew home, finding a very worried and angry Sam.

THE END.

*bang*

^It ended with a bang