Forever and Always: Book 1 Of Always

I'm sorry guys about the long wait. Starting high school is hard but to any newbies it can be fun if you apply yourself. I hope you guys enjoy this chapter.
Rebecca PoV
         I sat in the infirmary next to Draco.
         "You know," I started, "You have to stop saving me like this. It was sweet the first few times but now me always being in the infirmary isn't something I look forward to."
        Draco laughed, "But why? It's our thing. I take damage and you get sad, then I wake up and we have an even stronger bond."
        I raised my eyes, "You act like that's a good thing. Last year, you lost your memory from just protecting my mental sanity when in turn it messed it up a little bit. Now you go and get yourself mauled. By the way, how's your arm?"
       "Better, except that when the school informed my dad a few hours ago, he decided to do something to Hagrid and I'm not sure what."
         I gasped, "What do you mean?"
         Draco looked down, "I don't know what it is but whatever it is it can't be good. Even if it is you know he won't listen to me. The man was trying to put me in a marriage because he thought I was dating you."
        I nodded, "I just feel bad for Hagrid. This is all Pansy's fault."
      "Ginger, it's ok. I feel like right now we might get Hagrid in trouble if we do anything rash."
       I sat on the hospital bed and grabbed his hand. "I know, I just wish we could help."
       Draco looked up at the clock on the wall and looked to me, "Rebecca, divination is starting in a few minutes and you aren't close to the classroom. You better go."
      "Yeah I guess," I replied, "I'll come see you after classes."
      I smiled at Draco and left.
      I walked my way up to where I thought was divination but there was no door. Luckily, her class before came out from, of all places, the ceiling.
      Once everyone had arrived and was settled, Professor Trelawney began class.
       We started learning about predicting through tea leaves and boy, that class was one to remember.
       Since my boyfriend was dumb and per usual threw himself at danger aimed at me, he couldn't be my partner so instead I four wheeled with Spencer Hughes (Nicole's cousin) alongside Nicole and Blaise, who really needed to get together already.
       We drank our tea and were meant to give our partners our cups but Spencer couldn't quite tell what it was.
        Spencer started, "So, I think you have a cat," he flipped through the textbook, "which means you will deal with great stubborne-- wait no it might be a fox which means you will be betrayed, no that's not it."
      Trelawney could tell he wasn't exactly a seer so she came and read my cup and that is when my day took a turn for the worse.
     Trelawney started reading off many things including the only good one: the lion with a a heart inside its mouth, which meant I had a never ending love from someone unrelated to me
     Finally, she gasped, and warned, "My dear, you have the grim."
     I looked at her with my eyebrows raised, "The what?"
     She replied, "the grim, the worse omen of death. My dear this is not at all a happy cup. You are in grave danger."
     I sighed, "When am I not?"
     With that, Professor Trelawney's class had ended and I didn't much feel like seeing Draco if at any second I may be stabbed in the back at random right in front of him after he had just finished saving me. Thanks to Trelawney for all I knew Daisy Adams, a first year who follows me around for some reason, could be plotting my murder.
      Death was meant to be knocking on my door at any minute and for some reason the only think I could think of was Scorpius and the fact that I should probably go to McGonagal's class.
       I walked in as Harry walked out and he laughs, "Guess who's going to die any minute?"
      I looked down, "Me?"
      Harry raised his eyebrows, "Nope, Trelawney reckons that I have the grim now why would you die?"
      "I have the grim too."
      Harry smiled, "Don't sweat about it. She's a fake."
      I breathed in with relief and went into class.
      Mind you, if I wasn't going to die, then why was there the grim, a big black dog, in my teacup.