In the book Order of the Phoenix  when Harry Kisses Cho and then is telling Ron and Hermione about it, Hermione isn't bothered by it.......or is she??

 

Through the book it seems Hermione is all for H/C.  She even tells Harry that Cho was looking at him in the Hog's Head.  But it seems a bit too suspicious of why Hermione is so interested in Harry's love life!!! Hermione watches cho a lot from afar and does a lot of thinking about her emotional state......She also interrupts Harry and Cho during a DA meeting, telling Harry to look at his watch, which means she was obviously watching them for a while!!!! Does she interrupt them on purpose???

 

Also when Harry is telling Ron and Hermione about the kiss with Cho, its only cause Hermione prompts him to do it.......And when she's talking to him about it, its in a "business like" and "brisk" and "impatient" manner..... (Mia note:  Haha!  I wondered about that!  I'm glad Erin thought to put that in here.) Why would JK have her like that if Hermione just liked Harry as a friend???? And she also describes Hermione to be wearing a "slight frown" when she's waiting to find out if they kissed or not.......why??

 

And, if she didn't like Harry, then she would tell Cho there's no need to be jealous of her......but she doesn't!!!! And it's Hermione who lets Harry know that Cho has a new boyfriend near the end of the book, and Harry isn't bothered by it!!! Which shows us that it was just a school boy crush but his heart belongs to some one else.....(HERMIONE!!) I think throughout OoTP, JK is trying to trick people into thinking Hermione is fine with H/C, so that means she mustn't like Harry, but if you look at the details closer, you can see the hints she's leaving which suggest that Hermione does like him and its only time till she lets him know or will in time, start to like Harry!!!!!

 

Now you cant say that that's all made up!!!! It's all JKR's work, but R/H fans just cant seem to understand it!!! Just face it, Harry and Hermione are meant for each other and its only a matter of time before they confess.

 -Erzer