Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits

Ginny came up behind them. The four friends walked downstairs together, Ginny and Hermione
comparing the jewelry they had gotten.
The four friends arrived in the dinning room to loud conversation and large smiles. Almost everybody
in the room was wearing a Weasley sweater. Fleur had a powder blue one, and Mrs. Weasley had even
made a yellow one for Teddy. The four sat down at the table and started piling food on their plates;
Mrs. Weasley seemed to have gotten up early and cooked breakfast for every one.
Once Ron sat down he saw Kreacher sitting at the table, eating with everybody else. Kreacher didn't
look like he had any new cloths. Ron looked over to his fiancé, "Hermione, did you give Kreacher
anything?"
"Yes," said Hermione, looking over to Kreacher also, "I gave him a quilt for his bed."
"Oh…Ok," said Ron, glad that Hermione hadn't tried to give Kreacher cloths. He knew she wasn't over
S.P.E.W. but he hoped she had stopped trying to free house elves who didn't want to be free. And like
Dumbledore had said, Kreacher knew too much to be set free. Although, considering how loyal he had
become to Harry, Kreacher probably wouldn't be much of a security risk.
As Harry sat down he turned to Andromeda, "Thank you for the Dark Arts things," he said
appreciatively.
Andromeda smiled, "You're quite welcome," she said, "They belonged to my daughter, I thought you
might like them, she told me you wanted to be an Auror."
Harry could see the sadness that tinged Andromeda's smile as she mentioned her daughter. "I'm
honored that you'd give them to me, I'll take very good care of them."
Andromeda smiled again as Teddy made a noise, "no, use them, I don't want them to sit as a…
monument to my daughter."
Harry just nodded, then he waved his wand and a stuffed wolf appeared in his hand. He gave the wolf
to Teddy who made an appreciative noise before hugging the wolf to himself. Andromeda laughed
lightly and nodded at Harry, calming Harry down a bit. He had been afraid that the wolf would be taken
as inappropriate, but it seemed that it had been well received, by both child and grandmother.
The rest of the day went by smoothly. The family retired to the living room where they sat by the fire
place and talked about various topics from school to politics. Harry was jokingly yelled at by Mrs.
Weasley at one point because of his present to Mr. Weasley, but was soon forgiven.
After lunch Harry and Ginny took Teddy outside to play in the still falling snow. The two of them
ended up having a small snowball fight above Teddy's head. They were carful not to hit, step on, or
otherwise harm Teddy, and he seemed to enjoy watching the two of them fling cold balls of snow at
each other.
As the morning turned to afternoon, the light outside started to fade, and the hour got late, everybody
started to decide that sleep was a good idea. The next day everybody in the house would be packing up
and leaving for the Burrow, where the wedding was taking place.
By 9 o'clock dinner had been eaten and everybody was tired, large quantities of food will do that to
people. Even though the day had been spent lounging around the house everybody was exhausted. By
10 o'clock everybody was up in their rooms asleep.
The next day everybody in the house packed up and went to the Burrow, except Andromeda and Teddy,
who went back to their own home.