A Weasley at the Greengrass estate
Ginny had tried to contact Blaise Zabini several times over the past few days, without any luck. It had been several days since their run-in with the werewolf from Les Loupes Justes. Several days since Zabini had been bitten, and had run off before she could get him the help he so desperately needed. Had run off after suffering a werewolf bite that should have been lethal. For almost a full day, Ginny had blamed herself for what had happened, had felt that she was somehow responsible for Zabini's fate. But after playing the events in her head over and over again, she had come to the conclusion that none of it had been her fault. They had simply been at the same place at the same time, and if she had not been there, Zabini might still have been attacked. If anything, she had saved him from dying; she had, after all, apparated him away from a blood-thirsty werewolf. And therefore, she felt like she deserved to know what the hell had happened.
The invitation the Summer Solstice party at the Greengrass house was something she normally would have scoffed at before tossing it in the garbage. But now, it could not have come at a more convenient time, even with the accompanying note that made it all too clear that, even though she had received an invitation, Ginny was not welcome at the event. Not that she cared. This was her best chance of cornering Zabini without him being able to avoid her. So that was why she could be found walking up towards the Greengrass estate that night, Not wanting to purchase a new dress for a party she didn't even want to go to, she was wearing a dark green dress she had gotten for the Harpies gala at the beginning of the season, She had however, splurged on a mask, which is something she didn't just have lying around in her closet, unlike the Slytherins attending tonight. Not that the mask would do her much good, which became obvious to her when she entered the garden. Her red hair (which was styled to fall over her shoulders in soft curls) stood out like a sore thumb. Looking around the garden, Ginny was already regretting coming here. She barely recognized anyone, and the people she did recognize, she despised. She grabbed a flute of champagne from a floating tray, sipping slowly as her eyes darted over the crowd, trying to spot Zabini amongst them.








