Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits

"Alright, if that's the case, I guess its ok," said Amanda, still a bit reluctant. She waved her wand and a
file appeared in front of her, it wasn't quite as thick as the three that she had had before. Opening it she
read, "Teddy Lupin has the money from both of his parent's accounts, which amounts to about 20000
gallons…"
Harry didn't let her finish, "Transfer twenty thousand from my account to his."
Amanda looked surprised, but nodded and scribbled something down on a piece of parchment in the
folder.
Looking at Ginny he was tempted to transfer the same amount to her account, but knew she would be
offended, as would be the rest of the Weasley family if he tried it with their accounts.
"Bill, you'll have those charities ready by Christmas?" Harry asked as he and Ginny stood.
"Sure, if that's when you want them by," Bill said as he too stood. He shook Amanda's hand and
followed Harry out of the door. They walked into the lobby of Gringotts and then out into the sunlight
of Diagon Ally.
"I'm surprised the goblin's let me keep my inheritance," said Harry as soon as they were out side.
"Why?" asked Bill
"Well, the break in," said Harry, looking at Bill as if he'd lost his mind.
"Oh, right, I keep forgetting you didn't grow up in the Wizarding world. Goblin's, while very greedy,
are very...trust worthy when it comes to money. They don't steal anything unless they think it's theirs,
and even then only if they already have an agreement to get it back. They're beings of their words, and
if they have a contract they honor it, the only problem is they expect everybody else to do the same,
and to do it in the goblin way, hence some of the worst misunderstandings in Wizarding history."
"Right," said Harry, kind of hoping Bill wouldn't go on to explain some of those misunderstandings.
"Thanks for the help Bill; we'll see you at Christmas."
"Bye, you two have fun today," said Bill as he started back up the stairs to Gringotts. Once he had
disappeared inside Harry and Ginny set out to do their neglected Christmas shopping.
They walked down the Ally for a few minutes in silence, looking in the shop windows. Finally Ginny
had had enough and said, "We're going to have to talk about it eventually."
"Talk about what?" asked Harry, hoping to avoid the subject.
"The money," said Ginny, not to be deterred, "You just became the richest Wizard on the face of the
earth, there is no way that that doesn't mean anything to you."
After a few tense moments of silence, in which Ginny thought she might have offended Harry, he
spoke. "It does mean something," he said. "It bothers me."
"What does," asked Ginny.
"The way I got the money," said Harry, "and the amount. I knew Sirius was rich, but I didn't know he
was that rich. It kind of makes me wonder what I'm supposed to do with that much money."
"Well you've made a good start, donating some of it," Ginny said as she squeezed hand.
"Yeah, but even that wont put a huge dent in it," Harry sighed, "and once I graduate, I'll be earning my
own money, and that will only be a few drops in the pond. I don't want this; people had to die for me to
get this money."
"Harry, you don't have to use it," said Ginny, "if you want to earn your own money, than do it. There's