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Percy Weasley's heart sank as the Sorting Hat declared him a member of Slytherin house. As gasps filled the Great Hall, he saw the disappointment and betrayal on his family's faces. The weight of their disappointment tugged at his heart, knowing that being sorted into Slytherin would mark him as an outsider. The Weasleys, known for their deep-rooted Gryffindor pride, could not hide their shock and disapproval. Percy's worst fear had come true – his own family had disowned him for the house he had been sorted into.
The sense of rejection cut Percy deeper than he had ever imagined. How could his own family, the ones who had showered him with love and support for years, turn their backs on him just because of the house he had been sorted into? The sting of their disappointment gnawed at him, making him question his own worth.
As he walked towards the Slytherin common room, Percy couldn't help but wonder if the Weasleys had ever truly loved him at all. He pushed away the tears pricking at his eyes, refusing to let his emotions get the better of him. Percy's heart ached with the weight of his family's rejection. Every step he took towards the Slytherin common room felt like a painful reminder of the love he had lost. The memories of laughter, warmth, and support he had shared with his family now seemed like distant echoes, replaced by the cold indifference of strangers. It was as if his very identity had been ripped away, leaving him feeling hollow and alone. The thought of never being a part of that warm and loving family again was unbearable, sending waves of sadness crashing over him as he entered the dark and unfamiliar embrace of the Slytherin house
The halls of Hogwarts echoed with whispers and stares as news of Percy Weasley's sorting into Slytherin house spread like wildfire. It seemed as if the entire school was watching his every move, their eyes filled with judgment and surprise. Percy could feel the weight of their stares, each one a painful reminder of the rejection he had faced from his own family. As he walked alone, ostracized from the one place he had always called home, Percy's heart ached with a deep and bitter loneliness. He had never felt so alone, so estranged from everything he had known and loved