What has he done to Ginny?

You could say Ginny was agitated. She had tried to dye her hair bleach blonde, and it turned out to be brown. She had bought gray contacts, but they turned her eyes blue. Finally, Ginny decided to consult a beautician. The beautician would not accept her wizard money. So, Ginny had to go all the way to Gringotts bank to trade in her Galleons and Sickles for pounds. When she arrived at the bank, she walked up to the counter. Standing at the counter was an ugly green figure, with hair covering his whole face. She asked the goblin to exchange her Sickles and Galleons for English pounds. He looked at her suspiciously, but did as he was told. He brought Ginny a form, which she had to fill out. Finally, she had her English money. Ginny quickly went back to the beautician, for she was wasting precious time. She told the lady, whose name was Antoinette, what she wanted done, and Antoinette said she would do it/ But before Ginny was to change, she took a look at herself in the mirror one more time. She thought about her red hair, which made her so unique. She thought about her green eyes that complemented her red hair. Was she going to miss it once it was gone? Well, she had already made up her mind, and she wasn't going to back out. While Antoinette was dying Ginny's hair, she started talking about her new fiancée. Ginny's face turned the color of a red rose. She could feel the heat rising in her cheeks. She wanted so badly to cast a spell to mute Antoinette, but she couldn't. People in England were very cautious because they had already started to suspect that there may be real magic. Ginny just decided to tune Antoinette out by thinking about her plans.

Finally, Antoinette was finished. She spun Ginny around to look at herself in the mirror. Ginny touched her face. There were no more freckles, and her eyes were gray. But the most surprising thing of all was her hair. It was so blonde. She was amazed. Her face was still a pale white, but it was so smooth. The lady had done her nails too, and they were so long now that Ginny had a hard time buttoning up her own coat.

"This is it," Ginny thought, "This is going to be my life for the next few months." Ginny wasn't exactly sure how she felt about that. She was still in shock by how different she looked. Well, Ginny was changed, but it lost her 3 days and 93 pounds. Now, she was physically ready to go, but she still had a long way to go. Her next job was finding the Malfoy estate and looking up their family history. So Ginny went back to Diagon Alley (the first time was to go to Gringotts), this time to go to the Wizardry Library for the Learned Wizard. She barely even knew where to stat. She asked the librarian where she could find a book on the families of importance in wizardry. The librarian directed her to a large room. Obviously there were many important families. Ginny looked under M. There, near the beginning, was the Malfoy file. This file had all the information that the Malfoys permitted to be shown to the public. All it had was a map and a family tree, but that was all that Ginny needed.

After hours of looking around at the library, Ginny found where the Malfoy's lived from the map. They lived about 20 miles from where she was. She could easily get there by the next bus. The buses there were special though. They flew, just like her father's car once had before Ron had crashed it into the whomping willow. Then, she found someone that she could pose as. Ginny saw that Lucius had a sister whom he hadn't seen for 20 years. Ginny did a little research, heard a little gossip, and found out that Lucius didn't speak to his sister because he had gotten in a fight with his sister's husband. Apparently, Lucius's brother-in-law supported the good magic, while Lucius was for the dark arts.

So, that night, Ginny took her diagrams and some personal items and packed them up. She found that the nearest bus that stopped near the Malfoys left at 7:00 a.m. She set her alarm for 6, and went to bed. The next morning, she freshened up and headed for the bus. There was hardly anyone there, so Ginny took a seat near the front. An old lady walked in and started to stare at Ginny.

"What is it?" Ginny said irritated.

"Are you a Malfoy?" the old lady said. Ginny thought for a moment.

"Why yes I am." Ginny said, happy that her new look was so convincing. The old lady mumbled something under her breath, and then walked to the back. The rest of the bus trip was fairly uneventful, so we'll skip to the part where Ginny gets to Draco's house. The Malfoy estate was large to say the least. It didn't look like a haunted house, but it had a mysterious air around it. The gray stones that the house had been built on were in perfect shape. Ginny heard an explosion in the back. She followed the sound until she found a small gate, which obviously surrounded the Malfoy's spacious backyard. She peered through a crack in the gate. Inside she found Draco practicing potions. There was a green hazy smoke surrounding his workspace. Suddenly, Draco looked up. Ginny quickly moved aside. She couldn't tell if he had seen her or not. She didn't have enough time to do an invisibility spell, so she crouched down, hoping that he would not see her. She shut her eyes, and then she felt a hand on her shoulder.

"Who the bloody hell are you?"

*

Ginny looked up. Draco stared at her with an angry look in his surprisingly handsome eyes.

"I'm Gin...I'm Ginelle. Oh! Cousin Draco, I have been searching for you for such a long time." Ginny said, suddenly realizing that she sounded too much like a Susie Q rather than a Malfoy. Draco sneered at her.

"I said who are you, you imbecile? What does it mean to me if you're Ginelle? I don't bloody care dammit. You are on my property so if you don't explain yourself soon, I will personally escort you off of it and right to the police." Ginny was taken aback. He was very angry.

"Who the hell do you think I am? I called you Cousin Draco. I assumed you were smart enough to make the connection, but apparently brains don't run in the family.

"Why should I believe you're my cousin?" Draco snapped, while grabbing Ginny's wrist tightly. He had a firm grip, so Ginny couldn't wriggle out.

"Ask Uncle Lucius. My mother is Cyril and my father is Nemius. We have the same grandparents."

"Well, too bad my parents are dead, and I can't ask them," Draco said with distaste.

"I...I'm sorry," Ginny said trying to sound sincere. Inwardly she felt nothing, for she had always hated Draco's parents.

"Why are you here?" Draco said, swiftly changing the subject.

"Can't I just want to visit my dear cousin," Ginny said sarcastically. The way she said it annoyed Draco. He found that this Ginelle girl looked strangely familiar, but not in a good way.

"The Malfoy's aren't a sentimental family," replied Draco.

"Oh, well aren't you the quick one," Ginny said. "Actually I need your help."

"Hold on," Draco said, "How do I even know that you are my cousin?"

"Well, look at the resemblance," Ginny retorted. Draco secretly checked her aura for any hint of a magical disguise. She was clear.

"OK," said Draco, "What do you want?"

"I want you to help me get rid of Harry Potter."

"My pleasure," said Draco.