Hermione is having trouble walking after she and Draco spend a night together.

It was a cold, wintery night in Hogwarts and Hermione was feeling particularly lonely. Despite the fact that she and Draco had been seeing each other for some time now, they were still hiding their relationship from everyone else in the school, including their closest friends Harry and Ron.

As they snuggled up together in front of the warm fire in the Slytherin common room, Hermione couldn't help but feel a deep sense of sadness. She longed for the days when they could be open with their love for each other.

"Are you alright, Hermione?" Draco asked, squeezing her hand.

"I'm just tired," she responded, a slight blush creeping up her cheeks. "I think I'll head back to my room now."

"Alright," Draco replied, frowning slightly. "I'll walk you back."

As they made their way through the silent hallways, Hermione's body began to ache with desire. She had been waiting for this moment for so long, and now that she was finally here with Draco, she couldn't resist.

They made love that night, their passion fueling the heat in the room. But the next morning, as Hermione tried to make her way to her classes, she found that she was having trouble walking properly.

Harry immediately knew what had happened when he saw her. "Finally, eh?" he smirked, nudging Ron.

Ron's face twisted in disgust. "I don't even want to know," he muttered.

Meanwhile, Professor Snape had lost a bet to Professor McGonagall and had been forced to wear a tutu to his next class. As Hermione shuffled awkwardly past him, he scowled, his dark eyes filled with loathing.

"Is there something wrong, Miss Granger?" he sneered, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "Or are you always this clumsy?"

But Hermione didn't care about Snape's snide remarks. She was too busy basking in the glow of her newfound love. Even if they had to keep their romance hidden, she knew that she and Draco were meant to be together. And nothing, not even the disapproving glares of their peers, could stop them.