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Timeless Pet

Summary:

An accident involving a broken time turner gets Hermione stuck back in the 1940s. In order to live out a normal life, all she has to do is give up her memories. Can the stubborn young Gryffindor make that sacrifice? Will she find a way to stop a young Dark Lord?

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Disclaimer: This story is based on characters and situations created and owned by J.K. Rowling, various publishers including but not limited to Bloomsbury Books, Scholastic Books and Raincoast Books, and Warner Bros. Inc. No money is being made and no copyright or trademark infringement is intended.

A/N: This story was written for the Tomione Forum Secret Santa 2014 as a gift to TwistedTale.

Chapter Text

Timeless Pet

Prologue: Happy Christmas

Hermione entered the 3rd year boy’s dorm holding her ill-tempered ginger cat tightly under one arm and a large bag under the other.  It made her smile to see her two best friends already looking through the gifts at the ends of their beds.

“Don’t bring him in here!”  Ron said as he quickly snapped Scabbers from the mess of his bed and thrust him into his pajama pocket.

Instead of listening Hermione dropped Crookshanks onto Seamus’s bed and stared wide eyed at the new broom in Harry’s hands.  He had gotten a Firebolt from somewhere and it seemed like quite an impressive present.

“Oh, Harry!  Who sent you that?”

“No idea, there wasn’t a card or anything with it.”  Harry said as if it was no big deal getting an expensive gift from an anonymous source.  Hermione blinked and frowned, as she looked at the broom in a new light.

“What’s the matter with you?” Asked Ron.

“I don’t know,” Hermione started slowly shaking her head, “But it’s a bit odd, isn’t it?  I mean, this is supposed to be quite a good broom, isn’t it?”  She asked looking at the boys for confirmation.

Ron sighed annoyingly.  “It’s the best broom there is, Hermione.”

“So it must’ve been really expensive…” She tried to lead her friends in the same direction her thoughts were going.

“Probably cost more than all the Slytherins’ brooms put together.”  Ron said with gleeful look in his eyes.

“Well…”  Hermione started getting a bit fed up with hour dense the two were being.  “Who’d send Harry something as expensive as that, and not even tell him who had sent it?”

“Who cares?”  Ron asked like she was a crazy person.  “Listen, Harry, can I have a go on it?  Can I?”

“I don’t think anyone should ride that broom just yet!”  Hermione said exasperated with them.

Both Harry and Ron looked at her dumbly.

“What d’you think Harry’s going to do with it, sweep the floor?”  Ron asked.

Before Hermione could answer the stupid question though Crookshanks sprang from Seamus’s bed toward Ron’s chest.

The redhead’s eyes went wide as to tried to protect the rat from the rampaging feline.  Once he had pushed the cat off his chest, he started to pick up packages to throw at the cat.

“RON STOP!”  Hermione yelled as both cat and rat circled the room as one chased the other.

“GET. HIM. OUT. OF. HERE!” Ron yelled back picking up a round package from the bag Hermione had brought in with her.

Hermione felt like she was watching in slow motion as Ron tossed the enchanted snow globe towards her familiar.  Not knowing what else to do she ran to put herself between her friend and her cat.

Hermione was never the most coordinated of witches, and even less so in only a dressing gown.  Reaching out to grasp the globe, she tripped on the hem of her dress, and went colliding right into its path.

Everything really went to hell as the snow globe shattered against her chest.  The room around her looked as if it was being ripped apart; her friends looked down at her with confused faces before they too were gone.

For a moment she was in complete darkness, as if she was nowhere at all, then the next she was in a very cold snowdrift.  Hermione felt the pain in her chest at where the globe had hit her and found the time turner with flicks of sand drifting away into the air.

Her eyes widened as she looked around, wondering where or more importantly when she had ended up.