Гарри Поттер и Принц-полукровка
Felix Felicis
HarryturnedawayfromRon,whodidnotlooklikehewouldbesurfacingsoon,justastheportraitholewasclosing.Withasinkingfeeling,hethoughthesawamaneofbushybrownhairwhippingoutofsight.
Hedartedforward,sidesteppedRomildaVaneagain,andpushedopentheportraitoftheFatLady.Thecorridoroutside,seemedtobedeserted.
"Hermione?"
Hefoundherinthefirstunlockedclassroomhetried.Shewassittingontheteacher’sdesk,aloneexceptforasmallringoftwitteringyellowbirdscirclingherhead,whichshehadclearlyjustconjuredoutofmidair.Harrycouldnothelpadmiringherspell-workatatimelikethis.
"Oh,hello,Harry,"shesaidinabrittlevoice."Iwasjustpracticing."
"Yeah...they’re—er—reallygood..."saidHarry.
Hehadnoideawhattosaytoher.HewasjustwonderingwhethertherewasanychancethatshehadnotnoticedRon,thatshehadmerelylefttheroombecausethepartywasalittletoorowdy,whenshesaid,inanunnaturallyhigh-pitchedvoice,"Ronseemstobeenjoyingthecelebrations."
"Er...doeshe?"saidHarry.
"Don’tpretendyoudidn’tseehim,"saidHermione."Hewasn’texactlyhidingit,was—?"
Thedoorbehindthemburstopen.ToHarry’shorror,Roncamein,laughing,pullingLavenderbythehand.
"Oh,"hesaid,drawingupshortatthesightofHarryandHermione.
"Oops!"saidLavender,andshebackedoutoftheroom,giggling.Thedoorswungshutbehindher.
Therewasahorrible,swelling,billowingsilence
