Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits

Just then the door to the common room opened and Harry and Ginny walked in. Both Ron and
Hermione flung themselves apart, looking the part of two teens caught in the midst of passion, which is
exactly what they were.
Harry looked at his two best friends for a few seconds, Ron's ears were red, a sure sign of
embarrassment, and Hermione was suddenly very interested in a bit of lint on her clothing. Harry
laughed, "It's about time," he said as he walked over to the other couch, "you two have been teasing
each other for almost a year."
Ginny lay down next to Harry and put her head in his lap. He started to play with her hair
absentmindedly. "Well," she said, "why don't the three of you start opening some of your fan mail? It
looks like the pile got a bit bigger since this morning."
The three quickly agreed and Hermione performed another safety charm on the pile. This time only two
letters burst in to flame. Before any of them reached for the pile Harry also drew his wand, and with a
quick jab, the pile separated it self out in to three individual piles, one large and two that were only
about an eighth the size of the first.
"There we go, this way were not digging through the pile looking for our letters." Harry said as he
reached for the first letter in his pile. He opened it and found a letter inside that congratulated him on
defeating Voldemort and also asked for a signed picture. Harry read out loud, "I don't have any pictures
of myself," He said after they had finished laughing.
"Oh, that can be easily remedied," said Ginny as she sat up, "just ask Collin…Oh, yeah, you can't." she
finished, a tear coming to her eye.
Harry pulled her close to him, he kissed her on the top of the head and said, "It's ok Gin, it'll be ok." He
wasn't sure that he believed that himself, but he didn't like to see Ginny crying.
"I think I saw Dennis with a camera today," said Hermione as she moved a bit closer to Ron, "You
could ask him, I bet he'd love to help you."
"All three of us will probably need photos," said Ron, who had just finished his first letter, "this one
wants my autograph also. She also wants to know if I would fancy a date with her."
The letter flew out of Ron's hands and right in to Hermione's. She read the letter through and then, with
a quick jab of her wand, set it on fire.
Ginny burst out laughing at this, and both she and Hermione were soon rummaging through their
boyfriends' mail, looking for letters requesting dates or, in a few cases, marriage proposals. In the end
about half of each pile was eliminated. Then Ron turned on Hermione's pile, he found about half of her
letters also requested dates. These were all quickly burned. The rest of the letters were requests for
autographs, job offers, or endorsement deals.
The packages were much of the same, except these people had sent food or other gifts with their letters.
By far the most expensive gifts of all were the three Firebolt 2.0s, one sent to each of the trio, with a
request for an endorsement. The letter sent with the brooms said that the trio could keep the brooms
even if they didn't accept the endorsement deal. Harry quickly wrote back to the Firebolt Company that
they would be happy to endorse the brooms.
Hermione, who wasn't much of a flyer, said that as soon as they had finished with the endorsement she
would give her broom to Ginny. "I can barely stay on a broom moving at normal speeds," she said as
Ron stared at her, his mouth wide open in amazement, "how am I supposed to use a broom that travels
at almost 300 miles an hour. Plus she'll get more use out of it than I will."
Ginny was amazed; she'd never owned a broom that was anywhere near as good as this. She thanked