Harry Potter and What Happened After - Sahits

Chapter 2
Harry woke up the next morning, well rested and surprisingly energetic. He took a deep breath, and
smelled flowers. Suddenly he remembered what had happened the morning before, Ginny had followed
him up to the dorm room that he now used, she had gotten into bed with him, and it seemed she had
stayed.
Harry slowly opened his eyes, and was glad to see the flaming red hair of Ginny lying next to him, his
arm still around her waist. He kissed her lightly on the top of the head and she stirred, slowly her eyes
opened, they were the color of chocolate, a deep brown.
She looked at him and smiled, "Good morning Harry,"
"Good morning," said Harry as he leaned in closer.
"How long have we been asleep?" asked Ginny
"I think for almost a full day," said Harry.
"Oh, that would explain why I'm so hungry." Ginny blurted out, still not moving, and still staring in to
Harry's deep emerald eyes.
"Gin, we just spent a day together in the same bed, does this mean we're back together?" asked Harry,
his face only about six inches from hers. There was an almost indistinguishable tone of pleading in his
voice, and it gave Ginny great pleasure to know that she still inspired such feelings in him.
In answer Ginny pulled Harry closer and started to kiss him deeply. He felt her soft lips connect with
his. He felt her tongue pushing against his lips, trying to gain entrance, and he gladly parted his lips to
let her tongue in. He slid his tongue in to her mouth and explored every part of it.
About five minuets later Ginny broke off the kiss and let herself relax into Harry's embrace.
"I'll take that as a yes," said Harry as he pulled Ginny close.
"Good, because that's what I meant," Ginny said with a small smile.
"Ok," said Harry, "I just wanted to make sure. I wanted to know how to act with you around your
family."
Ginny got very quite at the mention of her family, and Harry knew why almost immediately. Her
family was now one member smaller than it had been. Fred was dead, and this had to hit Ginny hard.
Her personality had always been the most like the twins, she had always been their helper when it came
to complicated pranks. And when Harry thought about it, she would probably be the one George turned
to for the most comfort.
"Gin, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to bring that up." said Harry, his voice all of a sudden horse because he
was trying to hold back tears. Not only for Fred, but for Lupin, Tonks, Collin and everybody else that
had died because he had told McGonagall he needed time to find the diadem. Thinking of Lupin and
Tonks made him think of baby Teddy, who would now grow up with out his parents, much like Harry
himself had. The only difference in Teddy's situation would be that he would have his Grandmother and
Harry. Harry wouldn't let Teddy grow up like he had, Teddy would know his parents, maybe not as well
as most children, but he would know them. He would know they died fighting so that he could grow up
in a better world, a world free from evil.
"Harry, I know your thinking that Fred's death was your fault, that everybody who died two nights ago
died because you sent them to their deaths, but that's not true." Ginny started, her voice quavered a bit
as she spoke, but Harry could still hear the power and command behind it, it was one of the things he