One week later

I was enjoying the relaxing summer so far at the Weasleys. It was better than spending it at my family's home because I would just be bored all day. But at the Weasleys, you're never bored. There's always something going on. So far the twins pranked their dad, Ron and Harry dueled each other in the front yard to prove who was better, even Ginny and I baked cookies for the family.

Honestly I'd rather stay here my whole life with them. But I would have to go back to school for my seventh year anyway.

—•—

Early August, Bill and Fleur were getting married so Ginny, Hermione, and I were going dress shopping. Ginny was just there for support as she already went shopping with Mrs. Weasley before hand.

We went to muggle shops that were close by since all of the wizarding dress shops were a bit out of style. Besides, muggle dresses were way better than wizarding ones.

Ginny dress was white with black lace which looked very nice on her. Hermione picked out a bright red dress with ruffles at the dressline. And I picked out dark blue dress with a flower at the waist. We payed and went back to the Burrow.

The boys went suit shopping earlier, so they were ahead of schedule. Not that there was an actual schedule. When we got back from dress shopping, Ron and Harry were noisy and wanted to see the dresses we picked out. We didn't show them since we wanted them to wait till the actual wedding.

—•—

On the wedding day, we all got up, ate, and got ready. We set up the tent the wedding was going to be under with our wands. It was a fun process knowing that it would be my first wizarding wedding I'd be going to. Ginny and I set up the tables while Ron and Harry decorated with lights. Mrs. Weasley and Hermione set up the path to get inside, and we were finished. The food was set just before the wedding started.

The wedding was magical. When Fleur walked down the isle, flowers magically flared behind her. At the party, everyone was dancing while I was drinking pumpkin juice that didn't really taste the best.

"I can tell you don't enjoy the pumpkin juice," Luna said from behind me.

I turned around. She was wearing a yellow and orange dress.

"What gave it away?" I asked. But before she could answer, a blue orb stood before us. Luna just stood there.

"The ministry has fallen," the orb said. "Minister of Magic is dead. They are coming. They are coming."

Everyone scattered. Luna just stood there though.

"Luna we need to go now!" I screamed.

"No, let's stay," she said calmly.

"Luna, please. It's not safe here."

"I'll handle this," Xenophilius said. He apparated us to a dark room. My heart started to beat harshly not know where I was.

"Luna? Luna are you there?" I asked.

"Yeah, I'm here. Are you?" She asked.

"Yes, yes, of course I'm here. Where are we?" I asked.

"We're not alone," Luna said out of nowhere.

"What?" I asked.

"We are not alone in here."

"What do you mean we are not alone, Luna?"

Silence

"A dungeon," a crackly voice said.

"Who's there?" I asked pulling out my wand. A cough followed from the man.

"Ollivander," he said.

I tried to do the lumos spell but it didn't work.

"Magic is forbidden down here," someone said from the gate. He was Ron's rat before he turned human. That was all I knew though.

"Give me you're wand," he said.

"No," I answered simply.

"No?" He said, twirling his fingers.

"I'll take care of her," a deeper voice said from behind the rat.

"Malfoy?" I asked. He didn't respond.

Once the rat went away, it was just Draco and all of the people in the dungeon.

"Draco please, let us all out," I begged.

"I'm sorry Ali," he started. "The best thing I can do is bring you breakfast."

I shook my head and began to sweat.

"How dare you," I said to him.

"Ali, my family, they won't-"

"I don't want to hear it Malfoy," I said cutting him off. He snatched the wand out of my hand and left.

I wanted to be with my family. I wanted to go back in time and decline the offer to go to Hogwarts. This school ruined my life and I can't get it back.