The next morning my arm felt horrible, but I knew I couldn’t let this little thing bother me. I unwrapped my bandage to reveal my burnt skin and raw arm. I cleaned it the way Charlie had taught me and wrapped it back up again with a clean bandage. As I continued to get ready I noticed the texture of my hair felt dry, and in some places you could see it was completely fried. 

“Aw great!” I rolled my eyes as I began to braid my hair.

As soon as I was done I headed out the door. The fresh air hit me and it felt wonderful. Hopefully today I wouldn’t get hurt.

Charlie was waiting for me near where we first met. He had that cute smile on his face as he watched the baby dragons.

“Hey Charlie!” I smiled at him.

“Hey Isabella! How’s the arm?” He asked pointing at it.

“It’s alright, and you can call me Izzy.” 

“Alright Izzy! Well, you ready to start the day?” He led me out of the building but in another direction than yesterday.

“Where are we going?” I asked.

“You said you wanted to study the Dragons in their environment, right? Well I’m taking you somewhere where you can easily see them without getting hurt again!”

We walked up a rocky mountain. The walk wasn’t too bad until I slipped and scraped my knee. I hid it from Charlie how much it actually hurt and continued on our way. When we got to the top Charlie put a huge smile on his face.

“Look down.” He told me.

I glanced down and my jaw dropped to the floor. From the top you could see everything! You could see dragons nesting, protecting their area, feeding, taking care of their young! It was absolutely amazing!!!

“Do you like it?” He asked shyly.

“I love it! This view is amazing!” I was completely amazed by how everything looked. 

“You can stay up here as long as you want. If you need anything just let me know.” Charlie smiled at me and headed down the mountain.

As soon as he left I pulled out a pen and paper and began writing down everything I saw. While observing I noticed a small Swedish Shortsnout pacing up and down. She looked hot and bothered. I decided it would be best to let Charlie know. I left my back pack and note pad there and went to find Charlie. I didn’t have to go very far, he was coming up the mountain towards me.

“Is everything alright?” He asked.

“Um, I’m not sure. Can you come look at something?” 

“Yeah.” Now his face looked a little worried.

As I showed him the Shortsnout he got a curious look on his face. 

“Is she going to be alright?” I asked curiously.

“Yeah she’s alright, but she doesn’t seem irritated doesn’t she?” He raised one eyebrow. “I think I’ll go down there and she whats up.”

Before I knew it he disapparated and was next to the Dragon. He looked her thoroughly to make sure everything was alright. When he opened her mouth he noticed something and began to laugh. He pulled something out and apparated back to me.

“What was it?” He was still laughing.

“She had a rock stuck in her teeth.” He showed me the rock and it was pretty big.

“That would bother me too if that was stuck in my teeth!” I let out a little laugh and looked down at her. She was laying on her belly looking much better.

I looked back at Charlie and he was staring at me. His eyes were just a gorgeous green and I knew I’ve seen them before!

“I know I’ve seen you before Charlie, but I just can’t put my finger on it!” I blurted out.

“When you started Hogwarts I was in my sixth year.” He smiled at me.

“You remembered that?” I questioned.

“Yeah.” He blushed. “I would see you walking around a lot, but never talked to you.”

I smiled up at him and wondered why he was blushing so hard.

“When you walked in the building for the first time I immediately recognized you.” He said. “Your eyes are still as beautiful as I remember.”

I must have been blushing because he looked away and cleared his throat.

“Sorry if that sounded strange.” He blushed.

“It didn’t sound strange at all.”

“Well it’s been a long day you should probably get some rest. I’ll see you tomorrow?”

“Of course.”

He walked away with a smile on his face. How could I not remember him from Hogwarts? He seemed to remember me perfectly.