Weep No More

Draco Malfoy had the perfect plan against Hermione: a Shrinking Potion. Something easy to do, right? Wrong. When Draco screws up the potion, Hermione starts acting like a six-year-old, babbling about death, blood, and lost children. It's when she starts calling Draco "Father" and Pansy "Mother", that the two Slytherins decide to put together a plan to find an antidote,

Draco Malfoy had the perfect plan against Hermione: a Shrinking Potion. Something easy to do, right? Wrong. When Draco screws up the potion, Hermione starts acting like a six-year-old, babbling about death, blood, and lost children. It's when she starts calling Draco "Father" and Pansy "Mother", that the two Slytherins decide to put together a plan to find an antidote, quick. But a visit to Hog's Head finds them under the eye of Percy Weasley. When Percy's pompousness and Draco's sarcasm mix and spoil the antidote, they find themselves in a deeper problem than before.

Draco Malfoy had the perfect plan against Hermione: a Shrinking Potion. Something easy to do, right? Wrong. When Draco screws up the potion, Hermione starts acting like a six-year-old, babbling about death, blood, and lost children. It's when she starts calling Draco "Father" and Pansy "Mother", that the two Slytherins decide to put together a plan to find an antidote, quick. But a visit to Hog's Head finds them under the eye of Percy Weasley. When Percy's pompousness and Draco's sarcasm mix and spoil the antidote, they find themselves in a deeper problem than before.

Draco, Hermione, Pansy and Percy suddenly find them in an unexpected place. It's raining, the men are fighting, Hermione is still babbling and Pansy's getting fed up. But can a sign of rescue and freedom, really be a what it seems?

Southbire isn't what Hermione imagined. Well, no one's exactly trying to burn her to a stake -- yet. Besides, she's not talking like some kind of woman off her dot, is she? Actually, she is.

A deadly question had been left up in the air in the last chapter. Answer or die was the only choices our famous four had. Who shall answer? Will the answer suffice those at Southbire? Cliffhangers are resolved and Draco takes the lead in this chapter.

We learn a bit about Pansy's ancestors, see Percy and Pansy have a meal together, enjoy how Draco and Hermione attempt to make little bunnies, and, finally, get to see Weep No More move along.

It's still raining in Southbire, and our reckless four are getting worrried. Andrew seems ready to trial them, while Fiona is suspiciously nice. And when Hermione is inviting to take a look at Southbire's church, Percy has no other way but to send Draco with her. Is it going to be trouble or romance?

When Draco and Hermione arrive at the church and make a discovery. But is this discovery one step forward, or many steps back? Not to mention, that Draco confides in Hermione he's real feelings towards Pansy. Is it just a matter of time until the Four go home, or is they death approaching?

The Ministry starts getting theories on what happened to your infamous four, the game is over for Pansy, Hermione comes up with an escape plan, and new people are introduced to the fic. Chaos rules over the characters while Percy, Hermione, Draco and Pansy try to stay alive.

And so the games have begun, the four have split up, Draco ends up in his grave and Percy faces a fear. Can the stronger survive? And who's the nice stranger that Hermione has collided into? Is he really all he seems to be?

Draco's fished out of his grave, the famous four (and William) are reunited, promises are made, William proves his worth, and the end seems closer now.

Close every door to me | Hide all the world from me | Bar all the windows | And shut out the lights | Do what you want with me | Darken my daytime | And torture my night | If my life were important I | Would ask will I live or die | But I know the answer lie | Far from this world --

Pansy's trial is up, and it's not looking bright. Is Percy ready to help her? And exactly on whose side is William on?

No one can stop Pansy's burning from happening, so Draco and Hermione go to watch. William tests his loyalty again, and Percy prooves his Hogwarts personality is of use. Pansy, in the end, feels the fire.

Through the forest, over the bridge, to the witche's house they go. One stays behind, four go ahead.