Harry Potter NR.1 - Sex Stories

Harry Potter NR.1

... to her one evening slowly, bit by bit. First, she realized she needed to betray his trust. But even if she did, if Snape recognized that the prophecy may still have to do with Lily, he still wouldn't refer it to the Dark Lord. There was no way she could protect Lily and James and find the horcruxes at the same time. She thought about discussing her idea with Remus but she'd never told him about Snape. She was sure that Remus was still under the impression that they were waiting for Snape to relay the prophecy to the Dark Lord. He was unaware that Ginny had convinced him to do otherwise at Malfoy Manor. So she devised the plan herself. She would leak the prophecy, part of the prophecy, herself. How exactly she would accomplish it, she wasn't sure. She was used to being able to talk to Remus and get his thoughts on her idea but for some reason she felt she couldn't tell Remus about Snape. He wouldn't trust the Slytherin, she knew that. If she told him he would leave and that terrified her. Remus had been tentative around her for weeks. She hoped he was not losing sight of what they needed to accomplish. She hoped he wasn't losing sight of how much she cared about him. They waited patiently and when Dumbledore's patronus came saying the prophecy had been made, they stopped fighting off giants. Remus believed they could soon resume their horcrux search and was eager to be active in the search once more. Ginny followed after him, looking for a fight instead of a horcrux. Much ...

... like Harry, Hermione, and Ron had done, they bounced from place to place, getting closer and closer to town frequented by Death Eaters. They listened for news about Malfoy or Lestrange, but heard nothing. Everything was kept a secret. When Ginny expressed frustration about it Remus found he was unsympathetic. He always felt frustrated lately, for the same reason. Ginny was keeping secrets from him and he knew it. It made him bitter. Ginny decided that they should go down Knockturn Alley and Remus obliged even though he disagreed with her premise. He didn't think they would get any information from walking around a creepy place. He figured they'd just end up in a fight. He said nothing, because it was probably just one of her secrets she was refusing to tell him. Slowly, they perused the shops of Knockturn Alley, listening carefully but hearing nothing until a nasally voice hit their ears. Severus Snape. "I should not think the potion too watery," he was saying. Beside him in the alley were Death Eaters Ginny recognized as Carrow and Dolohov. Perfect, she thought. The rest of the alley was empty but for them. "You'd better hope you're right Snape," Carrow was saying hrough dirty, disgusting teeth. "He'll have your head if it's not right." "I am perfectly confident in my brewing skills, thank you," Snape said snidely. Ginny walked out from the shop they were in, right into the three of them. "Oi!" Carrow called, taking out his wand automatically. Remus pulled his own wand and ...