Vivian:

I didn’t find him at his house, so I tried the Hog’s Head, and sure enough he was there. I found him talking to a girl with big brown eyes. She was asking him to take her home with him. He pushed her away.

“I can’t,” he told her simply.

“And why not?” she seemed offended.

“Because I’m in love with another girl,” he said turning around and seeing me.

“Hey,” he blushed.

“I love you,” I blurted out.

“What?” he seemed surprised.

“I love you,” I said more slowly as I put my arms around his neck.

“I knew it,” he smirked as his hands snaked around my waste.

“What shall we do now?” I asked sarcastically as he kissed me.

I heard a wolf call, and we pulled apart to see Blaise beaming at us. I looked back at Draco who was smiling down at me. He pulled me in for another kiss.

“I guess we should go finish that dinner I made us,” he said as he raised his eyebrows.

“Be there or be square!” I apperated first.

“I’m going to get you!” was the first thing he yelled when he arrived outside his house.

I ran down the hill from him. He caught me from behind faster than I thought he would, and we both tumbled down the hill and into the pond at the bottom. He then rolled on top of me and was kissing me.

We made love for the second time in that pond.

I seemed to have fallen down the rabbit hole, but have made it back to the real world. I guess that was what Blaise was telling us all along. Reality is better than fantasy. Well, most times.

“I told you I was going to save you,” Draco told me as we walked back up to the house.

I stopped walking and put my arms around his neck, “It’s my turn to save you,” I then kissed him like I had never kissed him before.