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All is fair in the game called love	By : Sasunarufan13 Category: Harry Potter > Slash - Male/Male > Harry/Draco Views: 29071 -:- Recommendations : 2 -:- Currently Reading : 8
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Chapter List
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Author's note: And here I am with the next chapter!

Thanks to the following reviewers: Madamdragon; Sharebear; unneeded (Remus was always the calm one of them all LOL)

I hope you'll like this chapter!

Warning: a bit OOC

Chapter 12: Contemplating revenge

A few days after Dumbledore's visit, Remus and Sirius were searching for appropriate spells for their revenge. Remus did most of the searching because Sirius wasn't fond of books and he spent most afternoons teaching Harry how to drive the motorcycle. The first few times Remus had joined them, together with Draco (who refused to leave Harry out of his sight), but after being reassured Sirius could handle the teaching, he had spent his time in the library. Draco, on the other hand, couldn't be swayed to stay in the house for a few hours and insisted on going every time. Remus almost wished Harry had denied Draco's offer of friendship, but every time he saw Harry's face lightening up, he had to admit Draco's company was apparently good for his cub. Sadly, he couldn't say that of Ron and Hermione.

Since Harry's birthday, things were… strained. Hermione was copying Mrs. Weasley and was constantly criticizing Harry. She didn't like his closeness to Draco and she didn't like it when Harry drove on the motorcycle. She found it too dangerous and wanted Harry to do something more useful with his time, like doing his homework. Unfortunately for her, Harry had completed his homework weeks ago. When he mentioned that fact to her, she pursued her lips together, but didn't comment. Since that moment, her mouth tightened every time Harry disappeared to his motorcycle lessons.

Ron, for his part, looked as if he didn't know whose side to choose. If he chose for Harry, he would get Hermione mad, but he was also of the opinion Harry spent too much time with Draco. It seemed Ron was afraid he was losing Harry to Draco. So in order to not call Hermione's wrath over him and to keep Harry happy, he said nothing. Nowadays, Ron and Hermione spent their time together, while Harry amused himself with Draco.

Remus would find it a shame if their friendship ended because Ron and Hermione couldn't understand Harry's decision to have a friendship with Draco. Remus supposed things would get better when school started again, seeingg as they would be living in the dorms and Draco lived in another dorm.

He looked up when the door opened and sighed when he saw who it was.

"Good afternoon, Ginny." He greeted her.

"Hello sir. Do you know where Harry is? I can't find him anywhere." Ginny pouted.

"He has driving lessons with Sirius. He won't be here for a couple of hours." Remus answered. Actually, they would be back in just an hour, but Ginny didn't need to know that. It wasn't nice, but he didn't want Ginny near Harry. She always had a predator like gleam in her eyes when she saw him and that irked Remus. He didn't know why he wanted Ginny as far as possible away from Harry, but he just had this feeling.

"Oh, that's a shame. Wait, where's Malfoy then?" Her brown eyes narrowed and they flashed jealously.

"Draco," Remus said, stressing the name, "has accompanied Harry and Sirius to their lesson."

"Why can he go? That's not fair." Ginny whined and pouted.

Remus cringed slightly at the whine. Having the super hearing of a wolf wasn't always a joy. "It's just driving lessons, Ginny, nothing interesting."

"And Harry is okay with Malfoy tailing along?" Ginny asked stunned.

"Oh yes. He was happy that Draco accompanies him. It's great they're such good friends now, isn't it?" Remus asked innocently.

Ginny gritted her teeth. "Well, tell me when Harry arrives, okay?"

"Of course." Remus smiled. Ginny closed the door and he heard her going upstairs. He smirked. "Not a chance in hell." He muttered.

"Since when does a goody – goody Gryffindor like you curse? Against another Gryffindor, I might add." Suddenly Snape spoke and he appeared from behind a bookcase.

"Since when do you care?" Remus asked amused.

"Since I noticed that Miss Weasley isn't popular by you and the mutt." Snape answered and glanced at the books, spread out on the table. "I know you want to keep that girl away from Potter, but cursing her? Isn't that going a little too far? We still have to deal with Molly Weasley. I don't care if you curse that girl, but do it inconspicuously."

"How tempting it sounds to teach Ginny a little lesson, I can't." Remus grumbled.

"Still angry about what she tried to do on her birthday?" Snape inquired and sat down.

"She tried to slip Harry a love potion. I know we can't prove it was her, but I just have a feeling she can't be trusted near Harry. She's just lucky I couldn't prove it." Remus growled.

"Where are you going to spend the full moon? It's in a few days." Snape remarked casually, deciding it was too dangerous to keep talking about that Weasley girl.

"Sirius has provided me a room upstairs. He'll be the only one who can open and lock the door." Remus answered; surprised with the way Snape was acting.

"And it will be safe?" Snape inquired, raising an eyebrow.

"I won't be able to go out of the room. Nobody will get hurt." Remus answered tensing. He didn't like to think of how violent he got when he transformed. Hopefully, Moony would be much calmer when he got his revenge.

"Don't forget to drink your potion. Now, who are you going to curse?" Snape asked and crossed his legs.

"Why do you want to know?"

"I asked a question first, Lupin."

Remus hesitated. Snape may have helped them with Harry, but he was still… well, Snape. For a lack of a better word.

"I won't bite, Lupin." Snape said dryly.

"It's just…" Remus shook his head. "It doesn't matter if I tell you or not, because it's not like you're going to help me."

"Heaven forbid I help you." Snape smirked. "Now I'm intrigued. It's not every day a Gryffindor wants to curse somebody. Tell me."

"Sirius and I are going to curse the Dursleys." Remus muttered, trying to reign in his anger. Moony growled.

"And for what reason? Besides the obvious." Snape raised an eyebrow. Now, this conversation was getting interesting.

"They sent Dumbledore a letter, stating they miss Harry and they want to see him." Remus growled. His amber eyes changed into gold and he crumpled the paper in his fist. "Dumbledore ordered us to let Harry stay with the Dursleys for a week."

"And you complied, why?" Snape had a feeling that if they let the brat go to those Muggles, things would get worse. He still had to figure out how he would get Harry to open up and talk and if he went back… Severus grimaced. If someone had told his a year ago, he would care a bit (a bit, because this was still Potter and he wouldn't get soft!) about Potter, he would have cursed that person to hell.

"Because he threatened to take Harry away from us! Something along the lines that Sirius would be deemed as a bad guardian." Remus said angrily.

Snape blinked. For Dumbledore to resolve to obvious threatening, he would have to be a bit desperate. Did he know he was losing his control over the boy or was he just taking precautions?

"So, Sirius and I figured that if we cursed those Muggles, they wouldn't dare to send Dumbledore letters again. We let Dumbledore believe Harry will visit them, but of course we won't let him." Remus explained.

"Does Potter know about this?"

"Of course not. He would panic for nothing."

"And how will you get away when you're going to curse those Muggles? Even that brat will notice that you'll be gone; he's not that oblivious." Snape scoffed.

"I figured Draco and you could distract him for a few hours." Remus said hopefully. Draco wouldn't be a problem; he would gladly distract Harry, but he alone wasn't enough.

"I can't." Snape shook his head.

"I understand that you and Harry don't get along, but can't you do this for just a few hours? It's not like it's going to kill you. You don't even have to talk much to Harry; Draco will do that." Remus tried to convince the Potions Master. Convince, not beg. He was still a Marauder, after all, and Marauders didn't beg.

"It's not like that. I can't distract him, because I'm joining in in the revenge." Snape said, his black eyes unreadable.

"What?" Remus stared dumbfounded. His brain couldn't comprehend the fact that Snape offered his… help?

"Are you deaf? I said I'm joining in in the revenge." Snape snapped. "If you're going to get revenge on those lowlifes, you need the Slytherin type of revenge."

Intrigued, Remus leaned forward. "What type of revenge are you talking about?"

"That depends. Is it acceptable if they die a terrible and painful death?" Snape inquired.

For a moment, Remus was tempted to say yes, but he figured that would be too merciful.

"I'm all for the painful suffering, but we can't let them die. That would be too easy. No, if you know spells to let them suffer, please, feel free to tell." Remus said eagerly.

"I know some books, but I have to ask Lucius for that, because he has those books. Or are you against informing him of your revenge?" Snape asked.

"Oh no. Unless he's going to stop us, he can know about it." Remus assured him.

"Moony, we're back!" Sirius came bouncing in the room, with Harry and Draco following.

"How did the lesson go?" Remus asked smiling and with a wave of his wand, he vanished the books. No need to let Harry know what they were planning to do to his relatives.

"Brilliant! I don't need lessons anymore!" Harry beamed.

"I still think you need to drive slower." Draco said annoyed.

Harry rolled his eyes. "I hardly go faster than when I fly. It's not as if driving a motorcycle is more dangerous than flying. Quit worrying."

Draco scowled.

"Well, I think this call for a celebration. Why don't we go to a restaurant?" Remus suggested and stood up.

"Sounds good to me." Sirius grinned and stretched. Being outside all afternoons to teach Harry how to drive, had giving him a nice tan. With his hair in a decent cut and his fitting clothes, he almost looked completely like he was when he was younger and Remus found himself slightly blushing when he looked at Sirius' bare tanned stomach.

"Can Draco come too?" Harry asked.

"Don't see why not." Sirius shrugged.

"Severus, are you coming with us too?" Remus asked.

"I may tolerate you Gryffindors more than a few months ago, but that doesn't mean that I am foolish enough to go to a restaurant with you." Snape scoffed.

"Come on, sir, with you glaring at the waitress, we may get a discount." Harry grinned, but then gulped when he realized what he had said.

But instead of threatening the boy with bodily harm for daring to insult a teacher, Snape only smirked. "If you want a discount on your food, brat, just use your status as a hero. You may even get the dinner for free. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to speak with Lucius." With that said, he left the room, leaving behind the other occupants very baffled.

"Think I can get away with insulting him when we're back at school?" Harry asked, breaking the silence.

"I think you were lucky that Sev was in a good mood. Now, come on. I'm hungry. Let's go celebrating the fact that you can now drive to your own death." Draco replied, grabbed Harry's wrist and led him out of the room.

"How many times do I have to tell you that – oh, hey, Sapphire – that I'm not going to die driving! It's perfectly safe." Harry said irritated. "Hello Garin."

"It's scary how much Draco sometimes acts like Lilyflower. Think she's using his body to check on Harry?" Sirius asked grinning.

Remus shook his head. "You're impossible sometimes. Let's go find out how long it will take to convince the restaurant to let Harry's pets in, shall we?"

"With our charms, it'll be arranged in just a few seconds." Sirius chuckled and steered Remus out of the room with his arm around Remus' shoulders, not noticing the blush Remus sported when coming in contact with Sirius.

A few days later, Remus and Sirius were sitting in the garden, watching over Draco and Harry, who were laying on a blanket on the grass, reading their books, with Harry's pets cuddled to them.

Remus felt a presence behind him and turned around to see Snape and Lucius standing in the shadows, each with an old book in their hands.

"Do you have a moment?" Lucius asked.

"Of course." Remus nodded and pulled Sirius along with him. They stepped further into the shadows, making sure nobody could hear them.

"Severus has explained your desire for revenge to me and I want to join too." Lucius said calmly.

What was it with Slytherins and revenge? They are so eager, it's no wonder nobody trusts them, Remus thought.

"Why?" Sirius asked confused.

"Because I want to know why those lowlifes wrote a letter, when they were so eager to see him leave. And it'll be fun to see them suffering." Lucius smirked.

"And you wonder why people are suspicious when they meet you." Sirius muttered.

Remus elbowed him. "Did you find some spells?"

"Of course. I made sure it was suited for them." Lucius smirked. "Though I have to warn you: these spells are of a dark nature. Nothing too dark." He hurried to say when he saw the alarmed look in Remus' eyes. "They will not kill them; it will just make them suffer."

"Can we see it?" Sirius held out his hands, eager to find out what kind of spells the Slytherins had chosen.

Snape nodded and he and Lucius handed over the books to the former Gryffindors.

Grey and amber eyes widened and gleamed when they read the effects of the spells. Both men smirked viciously.

Snape, eyeing the smirks, said, "I take it you like our choice of spells?"

"Oh yes, this will do." Sirius smirked and his eyes burned murderously.

"When do you want to curse the Muggles?" Snape asked.

"Tomorrow." Remus answered immediately.

"Very well. I suggest we make a visit at six p.m. That way, we're sure they will be home." Lucius suggested.

"Sounds like a plan to me." Sirius nodded.

"How many days until the full moon?" Lucius inquired politely.

"It's in three days, why?" Remus asked curiously.

"In case you want to bite their heads off. That way I know we have to hold you back. Wouldn't want their blood to leave stains, you see. It's so hard to get blood stains out of your clothes." Lucius replied light – hearted.

Remus chuckled and shook his head.

The following evening at five thirty p.m., the four men stood in the hallway, ready to curse the people who dared to call themselves Harry's family.

"Does everyone know the spells?" Lucius asked.

The other three men nodded. Remus would curse Petunia, Sirius would curse Vernon and Snape would take care of Dudley, seeing as he wasn't that innocent either. Lucius wouldn't take actively part of the revenge, but he would make sure that the Ministry wouldn't be alerted at the sign of magic in that house.

"Where are you guys going?" The voice of Harry suddenly asked.

The men jumped lightly and turned around to see Harry standing on the stairs, confused. "It's nearly six." He continued, wanting an explanation.

"We have some… Order business to do, pup. It won't take long." Sirius promised.

Harry narrowed his eyes. "You're not going after Death Eaters, are you?"

"No, cub, we simply have to check something." Remus replied.

"And you need to do this with all four of you." Harry raised an eyebrow sceptically.

Of all the times he needs to be observant, he decides to be it now, Sirius inwardly groaned.

"Not exactly. We have different things to check." Remus lied quickly. He hated lying to his cub, but in this case it was necessary. He couldn't possible tell Harry that they were planning to curse his family, now could they?

"Will it be dangerous?" Harry asked uncertainly.

"No, Potter. It won't be dangerous, so you don't need to rush into things because you want to 'save' us." Snape scoffed.

Harry glared. "Wait until you're in danger and I'm the only one who can save you. See if I do."

"I suspect I'll be the one to save your ungrateful ass, seeing as you'll bring us into more danger with your saving." Snape retorted.

Harry opened his mouth to retort back, but was interrupted by Remus.

"Harry, we'll be perfectly safe. Nothing's going to happen." Remus soothed him. "Why don't you find Draco or Ron and Hermione? We'll be back soon, I promise."

"Fine." Harry huffed and stormed back up the stairs.

The men winced when they heard the BANG of the door when Harry slammed it shut.

"He may look like Prongs, but he has obviously Lily's temper." Sirius grimaced.

"Let's just hope he has calmed down when we're back." Remus sighed.

The four men went outside and Apparated to an alley near Privet Drive.

"Ready?" Lucius asked.

After the affirmative response, they began the walk to Privet Drive four. Before they rang the doorbell, Lucius whispered, "Abscondeo magica."

A light blue light shot out his wand and seemed to crash into something. For a few seconds, the wards around the house shimmered when it absorbed the spell, but then returned to normal.

After a nod from Lucius, Remus rang the doorbell. A few seconds later, they heard heavy footsteps coming to the door.

"I don't care what you sell, we're not buying…" Vernon Dursley narrowed his pig eyes when he recognized the four men standing on his porch. "Oh, it's you."

"May we come in?" Lucius asked politely.

"If you must." Vernon grunted and gestured towards the living room, checking if anyone outside had seen them.

It took all of Sirius' willpower to not strangle that fat bastard to death. One look at Remus let him know that the man was sharing the same desire.

Petunia's mouth dropped when she saw the men and she hugged Dudley protectively to her side. The crisps Dudley was shoveling into his mouth fell on his shirt when he noticed the strange people and Snape sneered.

"Have you brought that boy with you?" Vernon asked, his eyes glinting and he tried to look around the men as if he expected to see his nephew standing there.

"Before we answer that, we want to know why you sent that letter to the Headmaster, in which you claimed to miss him." Snape asked, fingering his wand in his pocket.

"He's family." Vernon answered curtly.

"That's a strange word coming from you, Dursley. A few weeks ago, you were happy to see Harry go. Do you honestly think we would believe you when you said you miss him? Unlike you, we do possess brains." Sirius sneered.

"Now wait a minute! You're in my house and you will show respect!" Vernon said furiously.

In a few steps, Remus stood before Vernon with his wand pointing at his throat. "If you think I show respect to someone who abuses children, you think wrong." Remus growled.

Petunia screamed and wanted to grab Vernon, when she was stopped by a wand raised at her face. "Don't even think about it." Sirius hissed.

"Severus, why don't you check his mind? I don't have the patience to deal with that." Lucius suggested sighing.

"You owe me." Snape muttered, but went to stand next to Remus. "Legilimens." Immediately, Snape ducked into the memories, shifting between them to see which would be useful. He stopped at a memory of fifteen years ago. Baby Potter was laying in his blanket on the table, watching his uncle reading a letter which had been stuck in the blanket.

Snape read the letter. It was from Dumbledore. He explained the reasons why Harry had to stay there: his parents dead, the bloodwards, the protection he would gain… The last couple of lines of the letter caught his attention. Dumbledore promised the Dursleys a monthly payment of 6000 pounds to use for Harry's care.

The memory Vernon said to his wife, "Petunia, I've decided we keep that brat."

"But why, Vernon? I don't want that freak to hurt our Dudley." Petunia frowned.

"I know, but if we keep that thing, we get 6000 pounds each month! Imagine what we can do with that money!" Vernon's eyes glinted with greed.

Disgusted, Snape pulled himself back from Vernon's memories.

"And?" Lucius raised an eyebrow.

"They receive each month 6000 pounds to take care of Potter, although it's obvious they spend it on other things." Snape answered, disgust clearly leaking through his voice.

"Well, I'm not sure about you, but I have had enough." Sirius growled and raised his wand at Vernon.

"For once I agree with you, mutt." Snape said coolly and pointed his wand at Dudley.

"Let's do this." Remus said grimly.

"Wait, what are you doing…" Vernon's panicked shout was cut off when Sirius yelled, "Transporta Harry Potter esuritionis!"

A dark purple light shot out of his wand and disappeared into Vernon's stomach whose stomach suddenly constricted. With a groan, Vernon clutched his stomach and doubled forward.

Taking this as a cue, Remus yelled, "Senti Harry Potter solitudinis!" A black light enveloped Petunia's heart and she gasped.

Lastly, it was Snape's turn and he calmly said, "Experi Harry Potter doloris." A red light, dark as blood, reached Dudley and penetrated his mind. Dudley blinked stupidly, not grasping the grave situation.

"Because we're such polite gentlemen, we will tell you what the effects of these curses are." Lucius smirked. "You," he pointed with his cane towards Vernon, "will feel the hunger Harry felt under your care. How much you'll eat, it will never be enough. You will feel hunger all the time. You," now he pointed at Petunia, "will experience the loneliness Harry felt all those years. Every day you will have moments where the loneliness will hit you with full force. Don't expect to feel happy. And lastly, your son will feel all the pain he inflicted on Harry. I hope for his sake Harry never broke something, because then he will feel like hell."

The faces of the Dursleys went white and they didn't seem able to respond.

"Don't ever dare to send the Headmaster a letter again or you will find yourselves in extremely cruciating pain." Remus growled. He and Sirius stormed out of the room.

"Don't worry, the curses will disappear when you feel truly regret. Until then: good luck." Snape smirked darkly.

The four men were just back in the alley, when Dudley began screaming in agony, feeling all of Harry's pain all at once.

When the four men were back at Grimmauld Place, they were greeted by a smiling Harry, who then went to the kitchen with his pets following him.

Sirius gaped. "I thought he was angry with us."

"He was." Draco's voice answered behind them on the stairs. "I just gave him the chance to vent his frustration. Then I helped him beating Weasley with chess. That cheered him up." Draco walked towards them. "But if you ever manage to upset him like that again, I'll make sure you won't dare to go to sleep." He said in a dangerous voice.

"What?" Sirius looked confused.

"Harry thought you were doing something dangerous and he was immensely worried. Next time you go away, be so kind to give a better explanation." Draco growled and then disappeared into the kitchen.

"Well, we know now for sure he won't hurt Harry." Remus smiled weakly.

"I can't believe that impertinent brat had the nerve to threaten us." Snape muttered.

Lucius just shook his head. He wasn't surprised at the show of Draco's protectiveness. After all, Malfoys were known for fiercely protecting those they considered family. And the way those two boys were going, Harry could practically be considered family.

The following day, Remus was found in the library, with a begging Harry.

"Please, Remus." Harry widened his eyes a bit to achieve the puppy look.

Remus laughed. "But Harry, I already know you can drive."

"Yes, but there is a difference between knowing and seeing it for yourself." Harry retorted. "Please, I just want to show it to you. Besides, if you see for yourself how safe I drive, maybe Draco will finally believe me."

Smiling, Remus shook his head. "I knew you had an ulterior motive. Fine, I will accompany you."

"Thank you!" Harry beamed and hugged Remus quickly. "Come on, Sirius said we can go now."

Remus chuckled and followed Harry downstairs. There, Sirius stood waiting for them.

"Where is Draco?" Harry asked when he didn't see the blond.

"He had to accompany his father. He told me – well, ordered to be precise – to tell you he was sorry he couldn't come too and that you better stay alive or there will be hell to pay." Sirius recited it from memory.

A small pang of disappointment rang through Harry, but he shrugged it off. He didn't need Draco all the time with him, just so he could amuse himself, right?

"Oh, well, let's go anyway." Harry said.

The two men nodded. "All right, let's head to Abbey Road." Sirius smiled and walked outside with Harry and Remus following him.

Neither one noticed the pair of brown eyes watching them leave, nor did they hear soft footsteps following them.

Sirius, Remus and Harry arrived at the deserted road and Harry climbed on the motorcycle, after having safety spells casted on him; the wizard equivalent of a jacket and a helmet.

Sirius and Remus seated themselves on the bench in the shadows of the trees. With a wide grin, Harry started the motorcycle and drove in wide circles on Abbey Road. It wasn't as great as flying, but it came close enough for Harry and he enjoyed his ride immensely.

"He's good, isn't he?" Remus remarked, smiling at seeing Harry's excited face.

"Of course he is. I was his teacher; what did you expect?" Sirius replied arrogantly.

Remus smacked his thigh. "Arrogant ass."

"But you love me all the same." Sirius stuck his tongue out and grinned.

"I still wonder why." Remus mumbled.

"Hey!" Sirius exclaimed insulted.

Before Remus could retort, his sensitive nose caught the smell of sickenly sweet flowers and when he quickly turned around to see who it was, he saw Ginny Weasley standing next to a tree with the Pygmy Puff she got for her birthday in her hands.

"Ginny, what are you doing here?" Remus asked baffled.

She smiled brightly. "I wanted to see Harry driving the motorcycle. He looks good on it, doesn't he?" She sighed happily.

Sirius rolled his eyes.

Remus rubbed his temples. It was only two days until the full moon and like always, he was tired. He really didn't want to deal with the Weasley girl now. "Ginny, listen…"

"Oh no!" She gasped and to Remus' and Sirius' terror, they saw the Pygmy Puff jumping out of her hands and running towards Harry's path.

Harry had just taken a turn, when he suddenly saw something furry appear on his path.

"Shit!" He cursed and in order to avoid squashing the thing, he had to swerve to his right. However, he didn't have full control over the motorcycle, crashed and flew a couple of meters through the air, before hitting his head on a rock.

"Goddamnit!" Remus cursed and ran towards Harry, hoping he was all right.

Ginny gulped in fear when she met the furious gaze of Sirius.

"Grab that fucking thing and get the fuck back, before I strangle you!" He hissed and rushed towards his godson.

With trembling legs, Ginny picked up her pet and ran to the house.

"My head hurts." Harry moaned and struggled to sit up.

"No, Harry, lay still. We have to take care of the wound." Remus said worried and softly pushed his handkerchief to the bleeding cut on Harry's forehead where he had hit the rock.

Harry hissed when he felt the pressure and closed his eyes.

"I take you back, Harry." Sirius said worried, for once not smiling. Gently, he took Harry in his arms and shifted his head so that Harry could comfortably rest his head on his shoulder, while Remus followed with the motorcycle.

Sirius laid Harry on his bed and Remus firecalled Snape, who was at Hogwarts. As a Potions Master, Snape knew about healing.

Upon hearing what happened, Snape came immediately through the Floo, carrying a bag.

Snape checked Harry's forehead. "If I'm not saving you, I have to fix you up. How did this happen? You're not even at school yet." He scolded and cleaned the wound.

Harry winced at the sting. "I don't know what happened. It all went too fast."

"Ginny decided to come too and she let her Pygmy Puff loose." Remus growled. "How could she be so stupid?"

"That's Weasley for you." Snape muttered and mumbled a healing spell. Immediately, the cut healed and Snape gave Harry a potion. "Here, drink this. It will cure you concussion."

"Thanks." Harry muttered tired and gulped the potion down, grimacing all the way.

The men looked at the door when they heard the knock.

"Is everything all right with Harry?" Ginny asked nervously.

"Yes, but no thank to you!" Sirius growled viciously.

Ginny bit on her lip. "I'm really sorry. I didn't think…"

"That's right: you didn't!" Sirius hissed.

Remus grabbed Ginny's arm and pulled her outside.

"Professor, you have to believe me when I say I'm sorry." Ginny begged.

"That might be, but Harry still got injured. He was lucky it wasn't so bad. Miss Weasley, I don't remember I or Sirius gave you permission to follow us." Remus said coldly. He was having a struggle with Moony, who demanded to get out to tear the girl apart who had dared to hurt his cub.

"But I figured since Malfoy always came, I could…" Ginny began to protest.

"Draco got permission and he didn't bring animals with him that could endanger Harry." Remus said impatiently. "I suggest you stay away from us for the next days."

"But…"

"Listen, it takes all my strength right now to keep Moony away from you. All he wants to do right now, is tear you apart, limb for limb because you hurt our cub. Stay away from us, before Moony gets his chance." Remus said, his voice cold as ice.

Ginny burst out in tears and ran away.

Remus breathed in and out deeply to calm himself. He knew he would have to deal with Molly soon, but for now he just wanted to check on his cub.

He passed Snape and he nodded curtly.

Remus sat next to Harry who had fallen asleep. Sirius looked at him and gave his hand a soft squeeze. Remus smiled softly.

Later that night, Draco discovered what had happened to Harry and although Harry had completely healed, (without leaving a scar for which Harry was grateful for – he didn't need another scar on his forehead; one was enough) he still had been sent in a fit of worry, which later had made place for fury when he discovered Ginny was responsible for the accident.

Even though Harry tried to stop him, Draco went in search for that 'ginger bitch' and held a screaming match against her.

It had taken three men (Snape, Lucius and Remus – although the latter was rather reluctant to do so) to drag him away from Ginny; leaving the girl crying – again.

Even with his father's reprimand, Draco went to sleep satisfied. Harry was fine and he had had the chance to vent his frustrations against the Weasley girl.

Even better, in a few weeks, they would return to Hogwarts where Harry would undoubtedly be put in Slytherin due to the ritual. And then he could finally begin with making Harry his.

Yes, life could not get better.

AN2: I don't know if the Latin spells are correct, for which I apologize. Please leave your thoughts behind in a review!

See you all next Tuesday!

Love and cuddles

Melissa
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All is fair in the game called love