I rush out of library and to my big brother's classroom. I ought to know he wouldn't be there, tonight is the full moon. He probably doesn't want to reduce the room to shreds. I run down the corridor and into Madam Promphrey's wing. I see Remy, looking woozy and drinking a blue/silvery potion. "Wolfsbane?" I ask curiously. He nods, and I grab his hand. "Do you need anything? Are you hurting? Do you want muggle painkillers, because I have some in my dorm room...." I ask anxiously. "I'm gonna lose my job with you at Hogwarts!" Madam Pomphrey exclaimed. "Sorry..." I say, rubbing my head sheepishly. I look at Remy with a sympathetic look, and he says, "Look, Pippy, I need to tell you something. Be nice to Professor Snape. He might not be nice to you, but he is brewing this potion. Just try, for me." He said, pleadingly. "SNAPE?!?!?! WHY SNAPE!?!?!? THE WORST, CRUMBIEST TEACHER IN ALL OF BLASTED HOGWARTS! MERLIN'S HEART SHAPE UNDERPANTS! WHY? JUST WHY?" I yell, my head exploding with my thoughts,while not caring to prevent them from coming out of mouth. "Miss Lupin, I think you need a calming drought. Here, take this." she says, handing me a small vial. I down it quickly, and suddenly feel a wave of calm swarm over me. "Just do it for me, I will explain after the full moon passes." he says, his face filled with concern. "Okay," I say, walking back to the library to say goodnight to the girls. I spot them, being ushered out by the librarian. Ruth sees me and pulls Cassy over. She hands me a stack of books. "These are checked out to us. I have to go back to my dorm, before they figure out I was breaking curfew. "We are breaking curfew?" I ask. "Yeah, the librarian told us to get back before they catch us." she said, and we bid goodbyes. "So, why did you leave?" Cassy asked me when we got back to the dorm. "Oh, it was nothing. My big brother is sick, that is all. What did you find when I was gone?" I ask, running my fingers over a book. "Oh, we found out that divination is complete rubbish; but if you feel the need to neglect it, it will come true. Always keep it in mind." she said, before curling up in her blanket, and drifting off to sleep. The lights go out, and I whisper, "Lumos," A small light appears. I grab a book and start to read. No matter how many calming droughts you give me, you will never take ALL of the anxiousness out of me. Never. The first day was already so eventful that I didn't think about the consequence of staying up late to help Harry; lack of sleep.