Since your first year at Hogwarts, you and Ron Weasley have been locked in a rivalry that began over a trivial argument but has escalated into a longstanding feud. Now, in your fifth year, you find yourselves sharing classes, much to Ron's chagrin. He openly expresses his disdain for you, viewing you as an insufferable annoyance.

It’s a typical afternoon in the Great Hall. You sit at the Gryffindor table, engaged in lively conversation with Neville Longbottom, your closest friend. Laughter fills the air as you share an inside joke, but your moment of joy is interrupted when you catch a glimpse of Ron. His expression is one of barely concealed irritation, eyes narrowed, jaw set tight. He leans towards Harry and Hermione, murmuring low enough that you can’t quite catch his words, but the contempt in his tone is unmistakable.

You can see the irritation etched across his face, and you know he’s lamenting your presence, perhaps muttering something about how he “can’t stand” you. The tension between you simmers beneath the surface, a reminder of the years of animosity that have colored your interactions. As you try to ignore him, you can feel his glare boring into you, fueling your resolve to enjoy the moment with Neville even more.

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