Title Crying Myself to Sleep Summary Hermione loves Wuthering Heights. She also loves Ron. But this is 6th year. Pairing pre- Hermione/Ron Word count 190
Wuthering Heights: ‘I love the ground under his feet, and the air over his head, and everything he touches, and every word he says.’
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Hermione loved muggle literature. She loved it almost as much as she loved... No, Hermione, you are not going to go down that road. He’s with that skank now, Lavender.
As she quickly shook her head, to clear it of Ron, she picked up one of her favorite books, Wuthering Heights. Right there, on page 56, fifth sentence or so, was the line that expressed her feelings, however contradictory people might think it was.
‘I love the ground under his feet, and the air over his head, and everything he touches, and every word he says.’
She loved him, although she didn’t want to admit it to herself. She also loved every word he said, although, he could often annoy her with them. However, most of the time his words annoyed her, it was because they were true.
Now stop thinking about how much you love him. He doesn’t care about you, he’s down in the common room, sucking her face off.
Like every single night these days, Hermione slid under her covers, placed the book under her pillow, and fell asleep crying.
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Date: 2011-09-17 11:10 pm (UTC)Summary Hermione loves Wuthering Heights. She also loves Ron. But this is 6th year.
Pairing pre- Hermione/Ron
Word count 190
Wuthering Heights: ‘I love the ground under his feet, and the air over his head, and everything he touches, and every word he says.’
*
Hermione loved muggle literature. She loved it almost as much as she loved... No, Hermione, you are not going to go down that road. He’s with that skank now, Lavender.
As she quickly shook her head, to clear it of Ron, she picked up one of her favorite books, Wuthering Heights. Right there, on page 56, fifth sentence or so, was the line that expressed her feelings, however contradictory people might think it was.
‘I love the ground under his feet, and the air over his head, and everything he touches, and every word he says.’
She loved him, although she didn’t want to admit it to herself. She also loved every word he said, although, he could often annoy her with them. However, most of the time his words annoyed her, it was because they were true.
Now stop thinking about how much you love him. He doesn’t care about you, he’s down in the common room, sucking her face off.
Like every single night these days, Hermione slid under her covers, placed the book under her pillow, and fell asleep crying.