Now, Where Should We Begin? (Weasley Twins)

Chapter 101 - Not So Temporary Living Arrangements

For about a day Kennedy had been back with the two boy's who had been a huge part of her life for as far back as her first year about seven years ago. Soon everyone would be back in school, but since Kennedy and her friends were not graduated there was no going back for them. In fact a majority of them would be starting to work their official jobs.

Kennedy on the other hand do to many large reasons would not be able to get into work like she had once hoped she would be able to. Instead she was going to have to be hopping around peoples homes for the next portion of her life, and maybe even the rest of her life.

The unknown was far to wide for Kennedy and so much was still undecided. In fact, maybe one day Kennedy would have to permanently move to the Muggle world, but even then that did not confirm her safety from the Ministry. That would be like hoping the police wouldn't find you a few states away when your name and face was post across the world wide web.

Basically Kennedy would forever be a fugitive and she wasn't really sure how she would be able to live her life like she had hoped, and maybe she wouldn't even be able to. That would be told in due time, but for now she had the right to worry about it.

During Kennedy's time of hanging out with the twins In the shop they had managed to convince McGonagall to send Kennedy's belongings back to them for the 'quote' day she may be able to come home to the, 'end quote'.

Little did McGonagall know...

Before they had received Kennedy's belongings (rather quickly might she add), she managed to write a few letters that Fred and George had gotten sent out to her friends. These letters were sent out to Maisie, and hers was of course the first to go, Gabrielle, Leighton, Alicia, Benny, Milo, Katie, Lee, literally anybody that had held an important piece of her life with them.

She even managed to send a letter to Charlie and Bill, though she had taken longer to send Bill's since she wasn't sure if he would rat her out or not considering he works with the Ministry to an extent. But of course, George was able to convince her that she would be fine, and so she sent off the letter along with the rest.

Once all the letters had been sent and Kennedy's belongings were back stores in George's room, Kennedy found herself surrounded by small book bags, all holding similar items that ranged from two sets of clothes, a couple protein filled snacks, a water bottle or two, and of course a different book in each of them.

Fred and George were sat on the bed nearby watching everything that she was doing with thoughts present on their face.

Kennedy let her brows scrunch slightly as she brought her hands to her thighs with a sigh. Once more she looked over the bags stuffed with the same belongings and then she nodded.

"Okay, I'm done packing the bags." Kennedy told the two while she looked up to them.

"Why are you packing them in the first place?" Fred spoke with slight bitterness in his tone.

"Fred... look. The Ministry is bound to be checking where I am constantly. I'm not going to be able to just... sit and stay here anymore. I have to be ready to grab a bag and book it to my next destination if I'm ever going to want to try and live a normal life. Nobody believes that I didn't do anything outside of self defense... I have to keep moving." Kennedy explained.

"But why so many of them?" Fred asked once more, though instead of Kennedy answering this time it was George who spoke up instead.

"Kenny has to have a bag in every home she plans on staying at for a few days at a time just incase the Ministry finds her and starts ransacking the place in hopes to find her. She never quite learned how to apparate when we were still in school, plus using any course of magic right now for her would cause the tracker the ministry has to grow stronger. Right now it's dull, so it takes longer to pin point her." George explained to his brother causing Kennedy to nod along.