Ginny's POV

The next few days, Eliana didn't leave our dormitory, not even to eat. Chris was expelled though, which everyone was overjoyed to hear about. Harry would visit our dormitory every morning before he left for class, trying to convince Ellie to leave her bed, but she refused every time. When I left the common room for class I saw Draco waiting. "She isn't coming to class today," I said.

"Why, she's been out all week and I'm worried. Professor Snape isn't in a good mood, and it's ruining our classes." He said.

I sighed and answered, "She's depressed after... you know what."

"Why... the hell did you not tell me earlier? I DESERVE TO KNOW. I'M HER BEST FRIEND TOO." He shouted.

"Shut up," I answered.

"Let me into your dormitory, it's empty by now." He said. I refused but he was so persistent that I gave in. I smuggled Draco into Gryffindor Tower and led him up the stairs into my dormitory, where Eliana was.

Eliana's POV

I saw the door open and Draco and Ginny walked in. Draco ran to me and hugged me. "Draco, how did you get in?" He pointed to Ginny.

"Ellie, you can't keep going like this. It's not good for you. Come out of bed." I shook my head. "Please." I still refused, I looked awful anyway. "At least eat something." He pulled an apple out of his pocket and tried giving it to me, but I didn't take it.

"Draco, I want to say sorry. I'm sorry I didn't believe you, I almost cost us our friendship over a stupid boy."

He pulled me into a hug, "I forgave you right after I had gotten upset. It's fine."

"Chris, he said all these things about me. Like annoying, ugly, etc. Is it true? Am I like that?" I asked.

Draco and Ginny pulled me into a hug. "You are perfect just the way you are." They say, I nodded. Just then the door opened and Professor McGonagall walked in.

She looked around confused, looking at Draco, Ginny, me, and back at Draco. We all paused. "How, did you get in and why are you not at class?" Ginny and Draco explained everything while I sat there quietly. Professor McGonagall sat down next to me. "You can't keep going like this, it's not good for you. Your teachers excused you from work, but you can't stay in your bed like this. I'll let you stay in your bed for the rest of the week, but have you been eating." I shook my head. Her face paled, "You have to eat something." I shook my head in reluctance. Professor McGonagall pulled the two aside and spoke to them. They soon left the room, leaving me alone.