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At first glance, 16-year-old Ginny Weasley seems almost perfect. She has good grades, great friends, a starting position on the house team, and a blossoming romance. She's also got more homework than she can handle, uncountable half-truthes to juggle, and malicious old problems that refuse to rest easy, making her life a volatile accident waiting to happen. And, even better, the spark that could set it all off is controlled by none other than her old worst enemy.

At first glance, 16-year-old Ginny Weasley seems almost perfect. She has good grades, great friends, a starting position on the house team, and a blossoming romance. She's also got more homework than she can handle, uncountable half-truths to juggle, and malicious old problems that refuse to rest easy, making her life a volatile accident waiting to happen. And, even better, the spark that could set it all off is controlled by none other than her old worst enemy.

At first glance, 16-year-old Ginny Weasley seems almost perfect. She has good grades, great friends, a starting position on the house team, and a blossoming romance. She's also got more homework than she can handle, uncountable half-truths to juggle, and malicious old problems that refuse to rest easy, making her life a volatile accident waiting to happen. And, even better, the spark that could set it all off is controlled by none other than her old worst enemy.

In which there is a Talk with Hermione, Divination class, and much ado about marsupials.

Potions go wrong, Ginny sticks her head out of a window, and the Shrieking Shack isn't just a haunted house.

Three appearances by Draco Malfoy, two fights, and one Quidditch practice from Hell make Ginny's Monday interesting.

Ginny had kissed Malfoy. She had kissed Draco Malfoy purposefully and willingly. That would have been bad enough, but she’d liked kissing him. There were so many things wrong with this that she didn’t even know where to start thinking about it.

Ginny goes to a particularly educational Charms class.

At first glance, 16-year-old Ginny Weasley seems almost perfect. She has good grades, great friends, a starting position on the house team, and a blossoming romance. She's also got more homework than she can handle, uncountable half-truthes to juggle, and malicious old problems that refuse to rest easy, making her life a volatile accident waiting to happen. And, even better, the spark that could set it all off is controlled by none other than her old worst enemy. This chapter: Things begin to fall apart.

At first glance, 16-year-old Ginny Weasley seems almost perfect. She has good grades, great friends, a starting position on the house team, and a blossoming romance. She's also got more homework than she can handle, uncountable half-truthes to juggle, and malicious old problems that refuse to rest easy, making her life a volatile accident waiting to happen. And, even better, the spark that could set it all off is controlled by none other than her old worst enemy. This chapter: Things fall apart.

Ginny Weasley's life is about to fall apart, and it's all because of her worst enemy. This chapter: Dumbledore explains it all.