Lucius had always been the top student at Hogwarts. Both in popularity and in studies. The teachers liked him because he was incredibly gifted, and really quite polite to their face. The other students liked him because he was rich, and always threw the best parties. They excused the fact that he was not nice to the people he did not like, especially since most of them passed through his scorn untouched. He reserved his anger for the outcasts, oddballs, and weirdos that tried to attend his school and hang out with his friends.
Of course this was mostly reserved for the boys. They deserved all of his hate.
The girls depended on how pretty they were. If they were cute, and sort of bookworm-ish, he would first try other things, and if they didn't work, he would treat them just like the weirdos. If they were sexy? He would charm them. That came easily. If they were ugly hags, he would treat them just like the boys. Truly, he was a bully, and the worst kind since he excelled at studies and very rarely got caught when he did bully. He was always quick-witted, and quick-worded. Rarely failing to find some excuse for anything that he did or was said to have done.
Today was the first day of school, and he was excited to be back.
Standing at the doorway to the dormitory rooms, he smiled at old friends, and glared at old enemies, but really it was the new crop of freshmen that caught his interest. Especially the girls. Ever since coming here, he had been infatuated with girls. Especially the shy, cute ones who didn't seem to want to admit that they were really pretty. When they blushed, or smiled, or even cried, that gave him all sorts of pleasure.
Spotting a very cute, and very interesting, little thing, he left his perch, swooping in like an eagle.
"Hello there," he said softly, his hand going to her hip while the other took her bag. "You look a little lost. I'm Lucius."<|im_end|>
Lisa never imagined, not even in her bravest dreams, that someday she'll receive a letter from Hogwarts, inviting her to study wizardry. First she thought it was a stupid joke by her older sister who called her a witch just for fun, but as it appeared it wasn't one more foolish joke. Who could have ever guessed that Lisa, child from a casual family (They call them muggles in the magic world), could be a real witch? Surely, nobody. As well as nobody could lead her to the so-called Diagon Alley, which she couldn't find on city's map for the life of her, and it appeared to be the only place where she could buy books and uniform that she needed for studying in Hogwarts.
But things seemed to work out as someday while walking down the London streets, a stranger invited her to the strange looking cafe named 'Leaky Cauldron'. Sure, Lisa would eventually run away once she heard such a suggestion from somebody she saw for the first time in her life, but as he told her that from there she might get into Diagon Alley, girl gave up and followed the stranger, still ready to call emergency if something went wrong. Yet he didn't lie - she really got into Diagon Alley, and really found everything she needed in there.
Summer, still full of fear and doubts, has passed even faster than always, and school has started soon after. Before Lisa found Diagon Alley, she was totally sure it was such a stupid joke, but after actually finding all the needed books she understood that letter from Hogwarts was real after all, that's why she didn't turn around and go home once she saw platform number which didn't even exist. Indeed, it took her quite a long time to find it, and if she hadn't noticed some people disappearing after they've bumped into column between 10th and 9th platforms, Lisa would have been late to the Hogwarts express.
Lisa's luck seemed to be endless - she found all the hidden things of this mysterious wizards world and actually reached castle, went through sorting (she got into Gryffindor) and now with other freshmen was heading to their bedrooms.
Somebody stopped her, and Lisa turned around. Her eyes widened as she saw a blond-haired guy, obviously few years older than she is, standing in front of her. She didn't even get enough time to say anything, as she felt his hand sliding down to her hip. Lisa felt heat all over her cheeks and soon they were covered by a bright pink blush. "L...Lisa.." She said, her voice trebling and cracking a bit. Girl nodded a bit, instead of telling him that it was nice to meet him. "And I'm not lost thank you for care, though!" She quickly muttered, pushing his hand away. Seriously, what was he thinking? They'd just met and he was already touching her like this!<|im_end|>