I was awoken by Hermione shaking me. Behind her stood Ron and Harry.
'Charlotte! Charlotte! Wake up! It's Draco. Somethings happened'

My eyes widened, as my mind went straight to the astronomy tower. I knew something was wrong with Draco, and if something bad has happened maybe I could have stopped it.

I frantically asked Hermione what had happened, and she explained that no body has seen of Draco this morning, nor since last night. He was no where to be seen. I leapt out of my bed and threw on my slippers, I ran towards the astronomy tower, knowing deep down, having hope, Draco would be there.

As I reached the top of the astronomy tower, my heart felt as if it was being pushed down by a boulder. Draco wasn't there. As I checked around the whole of the castle, Draco was no where to be seen. I thought the worst, and thought something bad had happened to him. Ron asked me if I was okay, to of which I said that i'm fine, of course pretending as they couldn't know about what was going on between me and Malfoy. Or at least what I thought was going on.

As minutes turned to hours, days turned into weeks, the hope I had not so long ago of finding Draco decreased by the second. A week had passed now, and not a sign of Draco. The flashbacks in my head of the few moments me and Draco spent together caused my breathing to become heavier. I started to have
a panic attack. I ran to the lavatory and looked in the mirror, only to see my worried face glare back at me.
'Oh Draco. Please. Come home.' I whispered to myself in the mirror.

I heard footsteps approaching the lavatory, to which I then saw Hermione staring at me. She seemed worried, and she asked me what was wrong. I couldn't barely speak a word, so I just let my tears do the talking. I cried my eyes out in Hermione's arms, to which she held me so tight.
'Charlotte, go back to the dormitory' Hermione said, with a sorrow sounding voice.

I followed Hermione's orders and headed back to the dormitory. As I went in, there was a different smell in the room to usual. It smelt like a hint of citrus, and a subtle scent of cologne.

I looked up, with tears in my eyes, to which I see a tall, handsome man laying on the bed.

'Hello, Darling. Missed me?'