How Do You Choose Between What is Right and What is Easy?

Harry & Hermione cheat on Ginny & Ron together. One night, Ginny catches them in the act, & she has only one person to turn to - Draco Malfoy, who she has been friends with since the beginning of the year. Draco has an idea - give Potter a taste of his own medicine & see how he likes the feeling of being betrayed by someone he trusts. Ginny agrees. The next day, Ginny reveals to Harry what she was doing the night before, & with whom. They argue about it & Harry's affair, & Ron overhears. He confronts Harry, then Hermione. Ginny leaves the common room & the traitorous Gryffindors behind. Everything quiets down & seems to come to some semblance of normalcy - until Hermione & Ginny both find out they're pregnant.

Draco walks Ginny back to Gryffindor Tower after they have finished their detention, and on the way they decide to strike up a friendship. However, they have to keep it a secret, lest Draco feel the wrath of the 'Dream Team'.

Harry becomes secretive, and Ginny is certain he is cheating. The only person she can talk to is her secret friend, Draco, in the middle of the night.

Ginny comes back to the Gryffindor common room after spending time talking to Draco in the Room of Requirement. What she finds there almost pushes her over the edge. She leaves the common room at a run, only to be folded into the arms of her best friend once again.

After Ginny tells Draco about Harry and Hermione, Draco tells her that he has the perfect plan for getting back at Potter, and he really thinks it will work. But will Ginny go for it?

Draco and Ginny have the most amazing experience together, and Draco confesses something to Ginny that she's not really sure how to take.

It's Saturday, December 16th, time for Ginny to have that "conversation" with Harry. But will she be able to get out of the room?

Early that Saturday morning, Ginny tells Harry she's done with him, and tells him about her night out with Draco.

Harry has just slapped Ginny because she told him about what had transpired between her and Draco Malfoy. They begin to argue, and Harry's secret relationship with Hermione is brought up. Ron overhears, and confronts Harry (and Hermione when she shows up). Ginny leaves the common room and the traitorous Gryffindors behind.

Ginny leaves the common room, not really sure of where she's going, but needing more than anything to get away. Completely forgetting about meeting Draco in the Entrance Hall, she decides to go outside and take a walk around the lake in order to collect her thoughts. It's raining outside, so she comes in from her walk soaking wet, and passes Draco in the Entrance Hall. He's with some of his Slytherin friends, and he tosses her something in passing.

Ginny takes refuge in the library to read Draco's words.

Ginny goes to the owlery to send her letter to Draco, and they meet later in the Room of Requirement. What Ginny asks him could change the entire coarse of their relationship. But will it be for the good, or will it be for the bad?

Ginny has just told Draco that she wants to come live in Slytherin house with him, so the formulate a plan to get her in there without any of the teachers finding out. And one person you wouldn't expect agrees to help.

About half-an-hour after the Slytherin common room "confrontation," the group is headed to the Gryffindor common room. What goes down hwen they get there is something no one will soon forget.

Harry does great harm to Ginny.

Ginny wakes up in the hospital wing, bruised and battered, with only one person at her side. And it isn't Draco.

Ginny wakes up after another three days of sleep. She is alone in the hospital wing, still lying in the same bed. From the other side fo the curtains, which are still closed around her bed, she can hear Professors Dumbledore and McGonagall speaking in low tones to each other. What she hears makes her anything but happy and calm.

When Ginny hears what they are saying outside of her curtain, she starts to cry, allerting the three that she's awake. Draco wakes up.

Ginny has to figure out some way to tell Draco that she's pregnant with twins, but only one of them are his. Ron goes to Dumbledore's office, and demands to know what happened to his sister. And he's not leaving until he's told.

Ron eavesdrops on the conversation going on inside Dumbledore's office, before being admitted himself. He is finally told what really happened to his sister.

Arthur, Molly, Bill, Charlie, Percy, Fred, and George go to visit Ginny in the hospital wing, while Lucius and Narcissa are visiting Draco. Ginny talks to her eldest brother about her future.

Going back, we get to see what happens when Draco's parents arrive at the hospital wing.

Ginny is about to continue her conversation with Bill, when Draco enters the curtain. The three of them have a very good conversation about what's going to happen with Draco, Ginny, and the twins, in regards to Voldemort and his Death Eaters.

Draco and Ginny come up with names.

Molly Weasley tells her daughter to do the unspeakable. If she doesn't, Molly will no longer consider Ginny as her daughter.

Finally, Hermione comes back into the picture. In a pretty interesting way.

Hermione talks to Ron about the night of Ginny's rape - and the part she played in it.

Hermione goes to the hospital wing to have Madam Pomfrey check out her "illness" and gets startling results.

Madam Pomfrey gets some more of the potion from Snape, and uses Hermione's blood to get the results - which are nothing anyone suspects.

Hermione confronts Madam Pomfrey about the results, hoping desperately that she doesn't have to believe what they mean.