Two weeks had passed since Draco and Harry got into a fight. Two weeks since Harry, George, and Fred were banned from Quidditch.

Harry hadn't spoken to Sara since then, and his friends all openly glared at her, including the Twins. They were the only Weasleys who treated her like a normal person, not like a Malfoy, or a Death Eater.

Now they wouldn't even look at her unless it was to glare at her.

She hated the fact that Harry was angry at her too. She hadn't spoken to Draco since the fight either. He wandered off with his goons and Pansy while Blaise and Theo stuck with her.

Lessons had ended and now she wandered around the empty halls in hopes of avoiding everyone.

Her luck, it seemed, had run out. The Weasley Twins ran around the corner and halted in their steps once they saw her.

"Sara?" Fred asked.

Sara rolled her eyes and frowned at the pair. "What? Come to antagonise me too?" She scowled.

"No, Sara we just want to talk," George confessed.

Sara sighed and crossed her arms, "Then talk."

"We wanted to know why you took Malfoy's side," Fred explained.

She shook her head, "I didn't take his side," she paused, "I heard the last bit of what he said but I didn't realise what he had said until after Harry pointed it out. I saw you and Harry attack him and I had to see if he was alright. I haven't spoken to him since then, not until he apologises."

"Oh," they mumbled.

Fred reaches a hand behind him and scratched his neck, "Thanks for telling us," he offered an awkward smile.

Sara smiled too, "Can we still be friends?" She asked.

"Of course!" George exclaimed, a huge grin covering his face.

Sara laughed with them, her mood far better than it had been these past two weeks.

Sara didn't have many friends, she didn't need more than her three best friends. With Draco and herself not speaking, Blaise and Theo were stuck in the middle.

She knew the two of them had no problem sticking with her instead of Draco, but she could tell they missed the four of them hanging out together.

It was exciting to have two new friends. She was happy.

The trio continued walking around the halls, making their way to the Great Hall for dinner.

They laughed the whole way there. Sara had never laughed more than she did that day.

The three waltzed into the Great Hall, their entrance followed by whispers.

Sara turned to her two friends, "I'll see you tomorrow."

"See you," They chorused and continued walking towards the Gryffindor table where Harry's friends glared at her.

She shook her head and turned towards the Slytherin table. She spotted Blaise and went to go sit across from him.

"Where's Theo and..." she stopped. Draco.

Blaise cleared his throat, "Theo's in the library. He didn't finish the essay for Snape."

"Ooh, he's going to be there for hours then," she said.

"What's up with you and the Weasleys?"

There's the question she knew he's ask. She giggled, "I'm allowed to have friends, Blaise."

"But Weasleys?" He furrowed his eyebrows.

"I know I don't exactly get along with baby Weasley and female Weasley but the twins are a lot kinder."

Blaise was about to reply but she stopped him, "and it'll piss of the small Weasleys," she smirked.

Blaine chuckled, "Of course." He should've known. Sara never just did something for the hell of it. Everything she did was calculated and precise.

He supposed that's what set her apart from her brother, or even Draco.

Harry jumped into things head first, with no thought whatsoever, other than his intuition.

Draco, however, did what he wanted when he wanted. Sometimes it was thought out but never as careful as Sara would plan something.

"Blaise?" Sara called.

He looked up and noticed that everyone was getting up and leaving.

Sara shook her head with a chuckle and kept walking. She met him at the door and together they walked back to the common room.

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