Harry and Hermione are the closest of friends, far too close to suit Ginny Weasley. While they may be just friends now, Ginny doesn't want them becoming more that friend later. So she's devised a plan to make sure that they will never want to.
Harry had spent his entire afternoon aggressively pursuing Hermione, and she was very confused. She had no idea what had come over him, or why he was suddenly so attracted to her. She had always hoped that some day he would fall for her, but she wasn’t really prepared for today to be that day.
While wandering around the castle, the Trio stumbles upon The Mirror of Erised. It is decided that they will each take a turn standing before it. While Hermione reluctantly agrees to have a look, she was not at all prepared for what The Mirror was about to show her.
On a blistering hot day in London, Harry stood in the kitchen of the flat he shares with his two best friends, ice cube in hand, staring at an unsuspecting Hermione. He knew he shouldn’t, but he just couldn’t help himself. What happened next was something that neither one on them expected.
Are Harry and Hermione more than friends? Harry said no, but his actions say different. Ron would like to find out. He wants to ask Hermione about it, but he doesn't know how. That is until Snape has them make a polyjuice potion in class and Ron gets an idea.