Quote Where is Wood? said Harry, suddenly realizing...

Harry was in a state of panic as he looked around for his friend Wood. The realization that he was nowhere to be found hit him like a ton of bricks, causing his heart to race with worry.

Frantically, he turned to Fred for answers, hoping for some reassurance that everything was okay. But Fred's response only added to Harry's anxiety, as he mentioned that Wood was still in the showers.

The words "trying to drown himself" echoed in Harry's mind, sending shivers down his spine. The thought of his friend in distress was unbearable, and he knew he had to act fast to help him.

As he rushed towards the showers, a sense of determination washed over Harry. He knew he had to be there for Wood, to offer support and comfort in his time of need.

Upon reaching the showers, Harry found Wood sitting alone, his head in his hands. The look of despair on his face broke Harry's heart, but he knew he had to stay strong for his friend.

With gentle words and a reassuring presence, Harry was able to pull Wood out of his dark thoughts. Together, they talked through his struggles and found a way to overcome them.

Through this experience, Harry learned the importance of being there for others in their time of need. He realized that sometimes, all it takes is a listening ear and a caring heart to make a difference in someone's life.

As they walked out of the showers, Harry felt a sense of gratitude for the bond he shared with Wood. Their friendship had been tested, but it had only grown stronger in the face of adversity.

And as they rejoined their friends, Harry knew that they would always have each other's backs, no matter what challenges came their way. For true friendship, like theirs, was a bond that could weather any storm.