Charlie went shopping in Diagon Alley for dress robes with Arthur and Harry. He found dress robes that he could fit into and afford himself. He was excited to get married to the woman he loved and could never let go of. He couldn't let go of the thought of her. He moved away to hopefully get over her. Rosemary was the one and only woman that he needed in his life other than his mother, sister, and all of his sister-in-laws. He was happy with his life now.
"You're about to be married, mate. You're the last one of my kids to get married?" Arthur said, putting his arm around Charlie's neck. "I know, dad. I couldn't get over Rosemary," Charlie said. "You two dated while you were attending school at Hogwarts, and you two grew up," Arthur said. "What? You two dated when you were attending school?" Harry said. "Yes, we did," Charlie said. "Her parents weren't against you or anything?" Harry said. "No, they weren't. Rosemary and I were both in Gryffindor and we were both at the top of our class and we were both in the same year," Charlie said. "I remember she came to visit one Summer. You two were inseparable," Arthur said. "We were and we will still be inseparable now that we're about to get married," Charlie said. "You two have three kids," Harry said. "Two of which are biologically mine and I'm not going to treat Minnie any differently because she's not biologically mine," Charlie said. They had lunch and went home. Molly, Rosemary, and Minnie weren't home yet.
