Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits

were here just before the battle. Now he seems really quite happy, it's a drastic change."
"Oh, I didn't get much of a chance to meet him when George, Fred and I came through, he did seem a
bit mad, but we thought it was just because there were so many people trudging though his room."
Harry just shrugged, "I'm not sure," then he looked down at his empty plate and said, "I'm starving lets
eat." Ginny smiled and nodded. They both looked at their menus briefly and ordered. "Fried Chicken,"
Harry said at his plate, it appeared instantly.
"Chicken Cesar Salad," said Ginny to her plate.
They both took carful bites of their meals, and both were pleasantly surprised to find the food quite
good. They both dug in and were soon finished.
"That was really good," said Harry as he sat back in his chair and took a sip of water, "Do you think he
has house elves?" he asked.
"No, mum said that he charmed all the dishes and stuff to do the cooking for him. She sounded quite
amazed by it actually."
At this point Aberfoth came over and said, "Would you two like desert, you get one free as its Mr.
Potter's birthday."
Harry shook his head, he was tired and he wanted to get home. "No, thank you though."
"Of course," Aberfoth smiled, "here's your bill then," he waved his wand and a small piece of
parchment appeared. As he turned to walk away Aberfoth said, "Thank you for coming, I'll see you two
when the school year starts."
Harry said thank you and reached out to take the bill, but Ginny was faster. "Harry, no, I'm paying for
tonight."
"Gin, I can't let you do that, it doesn't feel right to let you pay for me."
"Harry, I don't care," said Ginny firmly, "I'm paying, and you can't stop me."
Harry was about to protest when he saw the fiery determination in Ginny's eyes. He knew he wouldn't
be able to stop her; she had decided to do this and wasn't going to back down.
Harry nodded, but he was still interested to see just how much she would be spending; he got the
impression that this place wasn't exactly cheep. "I know Gin, but I just wanted to know how much
dinner was."
"Why?" she asked
"Well…I…don't want you spending too much on me," He said. It was a shallow excuse, but it was true.
"Well I'm not going to tell you how much I spent today," Ginny said as she put a small money bag on
the table and slipped the check under it.
Harry looked at her for a second and smiled, "alright," he said, "That's fine, as long as I'm aloud to do
the same on your birthday."
Ginny smiled back at him, "who said it only has to be on my birthday," she said as she took his hand
and led him to the door. They waved to Aberfoth as they left.
Once they were outside Harry turned to Ginny and asked, "Where to now?"
"Home," Ginny yawned, "there's one more piece of your present there."
Harry smiled and pulled her close, then he Apparated back to the Burrow. They arrived just outside the