Harry woke up the next day, ready to try the new spells on Hermione (Story)

Note: This story has a slower burn, if u want to get to the sex straight away skip a few chapters ahead.

Harry woke up feeling refreshed and eager to try out the book he had received the day before. He quickly dressed and ran downstairs to the common room, where he found Ginny and Neville already seated at the table, sipping on their morning coffee.

"Good morning!" Harry called cheerily. "How did you both sleep?"

Ginny yawned and shook her head. "Neville here has been helping me study," she told Harry, gesturing to Neville, who was staring intently into his cup.

"Ah, I see you're both up early then," Harry observed.

Neville nodded, taking another sip from his mug. "Considering I only slept about three hours," he muttered, "I'm feeling pretty exhausted."

It was clear that Neville was worn out, whether from a lack of sleep or from studying all night. Either way, Harry couldn't help but feel a little bit sorry for him.

Suddenly, an idea occurred to Harry. He turned back to Ginny and Neville and said, "You know what, I've actually been working on some potions to help people stay awake. I think they might be able to help you both."

"Really? That sounds wonderful," Neville said, his spirits lifting at the prospect. "If you ever need someone to test them out, Ginny and I would be happy to give them a try."

Ginny nodded in agreement, a pleased look on her face. "Thank you, Harry," she said. "We really appreciate it."

Harry smiled, happy that his idea had been well received. He said his goodbyes once more and continued on his way to the Great Hall.

Harry arrived at the Great Hall just before breakfast was due to begin. He took a seat near Ron and Hermione, who both greeted him warmly.

"Good morning, Harry!" Ron exclaimed cheerfully. "Hello, Harry," Hermione added in a friendly tone.

"Is something the matter, Harry?" Ron asked, his face suddenly full of curiosity. "Percy's been looking for you non stop, you know."

"For me?" Harry replied, puzzled. "Why would he want to talk with me?"

"I don't know, ?" Ron shrugged.

"all we know is that he wanted to talk to you urgently, apparently about something important, right away," Hermione explained.

"Oh, okay," Harry shrugged. "Let's hope its nothing bad.

As Harry sat down at the Gryffindor table, he noticed Percy Weasley waving frantically at him from the end of the table. Percy seemed to be in high spirits today, and Harry watched as the red-haired Weasley rushed over to him, his hair standing on end with excitement.

"Hello there, Harry!" Percy said brightly. "Where have you been this morning?"

Harry frowned slightly. "I overslept and had a chat with Ginny and Neville," he answered vaguely.

"Good, good," Percy said, not really paying attention to Harry's question. "Listen, Harry, you have been given some new privileges, and the headmaster wanted me to personally inform you about them."

Harry stared at Percy in disbelief. He had no idea what privileges he was talking about, and he was eager to find out more. "What do you mean, by privileges?" he asked.

Percy paused briefly before answering, "Because of who you are, Harry. The headmaster has, after much consideration, decided that you are in a unique situation and therefore he feels obliged to grant you these extra privileges. For example, you are now allowed to access any area of the castle that you wish, whether it be the Owlery, the Forbidden Forest, or any other location. You also have the privilege of perfect attendance in your classes, which means that you will not be marked absent for any reason."

Harry was stunned by this news. He had never been given such privileges before, and he couldn't believe that the headmaster would grant them to him now. "Why would the Dumberdore do this for me?" he asked, still trying to wrap his head around the situation.

Percy shrugged. "I'm not entirely sure, Harry. You'll have to speak to the headmaster about that. But I can tell you that these privileges are not to be taken lightly. You must use them wisely and responsibly, or risk losing them."

Harry nodded, still feeling confused and unsure about the whole situation.

Ron stared at Harry with astonishment and jealousy. "That doesn't sound fair to me," he said accusingly.

"No, it isn't, mate," Harry agreed.

"But Harry's situation isn't like anyone else's either," Hermione added.

"Hermione is right, Ron," Percy said firmly. "This is because of what happened the last terms. You'll never get into trouble unnecessarily again. The headmaster has granted you these privileges as a way of helping you out."

"I guess that makes sense," Harry sighed. "But still, it seems unfair that I should have these privileges when no one else does."

Percy patted Harry reassuringly on the shoulder and said, "Don't worry about that, Harry. The privileges apply to anyone with you at the time, so your friends will also benefit from them."

Harry felt a wave of relief wash over him. "Thanks, Percy," he said sincerely.

"Wow, Harry, that means we can practice Quidditch all day!" Ron exclaimed happily. "I'll definitely be able to make the team now!"

"Yes, and we can brew potions from the teacher section of the library!" Hermione added excitedly.

"Right," Harry grinned. But first, let's eat breakfast."

After eating breakfast, the trio walked together toward the entrance hall, excited for the adventures that lay ahead.

"So, Harry," Hermione began conversationally.

"Yes, Hermione?"

"Do you want to head off to the library straight away?"

"Oh, come on, Hermione," Ron protested jealously. "He'd much rather practice Quidditch."

Harry's mind raced as he considered his options. He was eager to take advantage of his new privileges, but he wasn't sure where to start. He knew that he would have to make some careful decisions in order to make the most of his newfound freedom.