Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits

Chapter 21
The next morning Mrs. Weasley rushed the two couples out of the house. They used the flue network to
get to WWW, and as Harry stepped out of the back room, where the fire place was located, he found
that the shop was completely packed.
George was wondering around, talking to customers and helping people. Angelina was behind the
counter, working the register, and three other witches in purple robes were wandering around
restocking the shelves. These witches had there work cut out for them, each time they stocked a shelf it
would empty in only a few minutes.
Mrs. Weasley waved to her son over the crowd of customers; he spotted them and was soon by their
side. "Hello all," he said, "What can I do for you?"
"Oh, nothing," said Mrs. Weasley, "we just thought that we would stop by to say hello. We're on our
way to get these three," she jerked her thumb over her shoulder at Harry, Ron and Hermione, "there
school supplies."
"Oh, that reminds me," said George as he pulled a small money bag out of his pocket. "Bill told me to
give this to you Harry."
Harry took the bag and thanked George. As they walked out of the shop Mrs. Weasley waved at
Angelina, who smiled and waved back. "She and George are really getting serious," Mrs. Weasley said
once they got out side. It was a beautiful summer day and Diagon Ally was in stark contrast to what it
had been last time Harry was there. The streets were now full of young witches and wizards getting
supplies for the upcoming year. Looking around Harry saw that many of the stores that had closed
during the last year were now either reopen, or had a new store in their place.
As they walked up the streets to Flourish and Blott's Harry saw that Olivander's was reopen, and that
there was a small line of eager young children and nervous looking adults out side the shop. Harry saw
tiny professor Flitwick talking to a few of the parents.
"McGonagall said that they were going to bring the Muggle born first years here in groups," said Mrs.
Weasley as she too noticed the line of children and parents. "Said something about it being safer and a
bit less nerve wracking."
Harry just nodded; he could see that people in the crowd of the ally were starting to recognize him, Ron
and Hermione. "Uh oh," he muttered under his breath to Ginny, Ron and Hermione, "we're about to be
bum rushed by a large group of fans."
The group started to move towards Mrs. Weasley, Ron, Hermione, Harry and Ginny, and soon it got
hard to move as the group closed in around them.
As the group of admirers pressed in closer Harry drew out his wand, not an easy feat in the tightly
packed crowed, and pointed it straight up. He silently sent a loud band with gold sparks in to the air.
Everybody around him ducked, and was silent. "All of you," shouted Harry in an authoritative voice, "I
want to be left alone. The next person that tries to get my autograph will be in St. Mungo's for a week."
He glared at all the people that were slowly starting to rise. He saw a bit of fear on their faces, but a
few of the faces showed a bit of respect.
Soon the crowed had dispersed, although there were some people that were pacing the five of them at a
distance, and the small group of 5 was able to move again. "Wow Harry," said Hermione, "That's not
the way I would have expected you to deal with a situation like that."
"Are you disapproving, or telling me that I did a good job?" asked Harry, a bit harsher than he wanted