The World Revolves Around The Moon (Fred and George)

HAYLOFT - MOTHER MOTHER

It started with the hayloft, a-creakin,

Well, it just started in the hay.

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"Are you excited for the new school year, Minerva?"

"I'm always excited, Albus."

"Anyone interesting coming up this year?"

"We are getting 2 more Weasleys. Bill, Charlie and Percy are such pleasures in class, should be nice."

"I do believe I saw a Lupin on the list, did I?"

"That'd be correct, and a daughter of house Black."

"Sirius and Remus's kids?"

"Indeed, raised together from what I've been told. Thought I finally had those boys out of my hair, and then we've got Potter coming in what, 2 years?"

"That'd be correct. I have a feeling we'll be in for a very interesting few years, wouldn't you agree?"

"Of course I agree, children of the Marauders are bound to be trouble."

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"You've got everything?" Remus spoke as he jogged up to the platform.

Eris nodded at him and smiled, "see you on the other side, Moony!" She took her cart in her hands and charged at the brick wall, not a glint of fear in her eyes. Eris Black was exactly like her father, Remus didn't know if it was a blessing or a curse.

But Atlas was just like him, so he thought it was a blessing in a very, very good disguise, "Dad?" The little girl looked up to him.

"Yes sweetie?" He bent down to her level. She pulled on her short, curly brown hair, he knew she was nervous, "you have nothing to be scared of."

"I know..." she sighed, unable to meet his eyes, "what if they don't like me?"

"You have Eris, you'll never be alone at Hogwarts," he assured her, pulling her into a tight hug, "You can write to me as often as you want, how's that sound?"

She smiled at him, he could see a few holes in it from where she lost her baby teeth, "better."

"I love you, sweetheart," he let her go to the platform, directing her as she began. Atlas charged at the wall, and flinched when she made contact but nothing happened. She opened her eyes and she was on a bustling, busy platform.

"Atty!" Eris called out, she wasn't far from Atlas, she knew she didn't like being alone, "common," she stated when she got closer, "we don't want to miss the train!" Atlas pushed her cart along and followed Eris, who already seemed to know what to do. The girls put their belongings where they were instructed to and scrambled to find a compartment.

"In here!" Eris called out, opening the door to an empty compartment. It looked like it was made for 4, but Atlas and Eris gladly took the two bench seats to themselves.

"Are you nervous?" Atlas asked her friend, turning her head to the side and looking at Eris, who was mesmerized by the view.

"No, are you?" Eris questioned, turning to look at Atlas. Eris had already put her robes on, and her long, black hair fell sleekly over her shoulders.

"I mean, not really," Atlas smiled, "just promise you won't leave me?" Atlas asked, extending her pinky to her honorary sister.

"Of course, Moony," Eris couldn't help but laugh at the nickname.