Aimees secret.

I walk briskly down to Hogsmeade and look around me. Seeing no one around, I smile softly and head towards a little track leading out of hogsmeade into the mountain.

I hike for 2 hours until I come across the place I'd seen the week before in the courtyard at hogwarts.

I knew Apollo would not approve of this but it needed to be done.

I pull my wand out of my pocket. I look to the ground and I dig a deep hole. My the time I've finished sweat beads my head and back.

Inside the hole, I place a book. I'd already cast an anti rot and water repellant charm on it.

'Goodbye.' I whisper.

I slowly push the dirt back onto it and I stand up.

Some secrets had to be hidden. And what was contained in that book could never be common knowledge.

I sit about 5 feet away and stare down the mountain. The sun shines but up here it's cold. A strong wind is blowing. I smile. A fitting day to do this, I think to myself. The hope of the sun shining then being destroyed by the cold of the wind. Soon the same thing will wash over hogwarts. Then, the wizarding world itself.

I smile.

(NO ONE CAN COME HERE AND DIG THE BOOK UP APART FROM ME !!!!!!! NO ONE KNOWS THIS PLACES EXISTS APART FROM AMY WHO SAW ME LOOKING AT IT. DO NOT COME UP HERE. I WILL DELETE AALL COMMENTS)

She went to the only place no one could ever find her. It took her less time to reach it than before. She sat near the edge and looked out over the view. She looked at Hogwarts and starting thinking of everything. As darkness fell her eyes began to drop and she fell asleep.

(No one can post here as no one knows where this place is apart from Amy.)

Aimee open her eyes sleepily. She felt the wind blowing past, She sat up and looked around. She shudderred as she remembered the day before. Why had it affected so? She wished she could know what was going on it. She didn't like things she didn't understand.

Aimee stood up and sighed softly. I suppose it's time to head back, she thought grimly to herself. She started to walk, avoiding where she knew the book lay. It's for the best, she thought to herself.