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CadyMarieHawthorne
The Muggle-Born Slytherin
Just the outcast looking for her place.
Just the outcast looking for her place.
Cady Marie Hawthorne, had been sitting in the common room of the Slytherin dormitories. She never really liked it here. It was underwater, and very gloomy. Plus she never felt like she belonged, because she didn't. Cady was a muggle born, and a Slytherin, which was very unlikely, if you were sorted into Slytherin. But the sorting hat never lies. So here Cady was, hated by everyone in the school. Here mousemates, and all the other houses in Hogwarts, because Slytherins were despised by all. Cady didn't like being a Slytherin. She would have much rather been a Gryffindor, or Ravenclaw. She was courageous, and smart. Both qualities of those houses. But she had always been sneaking, and she had a mean streak for a while.
The raven-haired beauty with grey-blue eyes looked up at the fire across from her. It was never warm and inviting. A sound caught her attention as a group of her fellow Slytherins walked into the room. In walked Ms. High-and-Mighty herself, Pansy Parkinson. Cady turned her attention back to her potions homework. Snape had given the sixth years a three page assignment, on how to make remedies for certain poisons, and it was excruciating. Snape, along with her fellow Slytherins, hated her as well. "Well if it isn't the mud-blood." Pansy drawled. And her goons laughed. Cady scowled. She turned back to her paper, and tried her best to ignore Pansy and her croans.
Dipping her quill back into her ink, she made a move to go back to writing her essay, when Pansy came up to her, followed by Blaise Zabini, and a few other Slytherin girls. "What we're not good enough to talk to? When you're the mudblood." The other girl sneered. Cady cringed. She didn't like being called mudblood, and other terms like it. Especially from someone like Pansy. "Don't you have someone else to go and bother?" She replied snidely. The girl had a tongue and wit about her. She didn't take things like this from people. There was another reason no one in Slytherin liked her, because she stood up for herself. Pansy and her followers looked astonished, and then the look was wiped right off Pansy's face, as the girl retaliated. "Not when there's a lowly mudblood like yourself."
That was it. That was all Cady could take of this evil girl. Grabbing her books, quill, and ink, she made a beeline across the common room. She could only take so much before she couldn't handle it anymore. Cady needed to be alone, somewhere where she could breathe, and be at peace. She reached the door to the dungeons, and moved the heavy door open. Her hair was falling in her face, and tears were brimming her eyes. She was too flustered and wanted to get out of there as fast as she could she didn't notice the person standing in front of her. Barreling along, Cady ran straight into the person, and knocked them down. "Oh Merlin's pants. I'm so sorry." She said. Cady looked up to see exactly who it was she had crashed into, and was now laying upon. Cady's face turned a bright red as she stared at the white-blonde haired boy who was Draco Malfoy.

















