Harry Potter One Shots

International Women's Day Dedicated to the women in my life

(I only have about 33 Minutes until International Women's Day ends; this will not be done in time, but this is dedicated to all the Women and strong young women who read my books. Thank you all for having such a big impact on my life. The personalities and the storyline are based on my own family, just the names swapped out to be characters from Harry Potter in this. Hermione and Ron have six kids)

(Y/n's P.O.V)

Hi, I'm Y/n Y/n Weasley. My parents are Hermione and Ron Weasley. My mother, Hermione, is a confident woman.

Mum works nine to five, helping the Wizarding World. Despite being at work all day, she ensures that my siblings and I always have food on the table and clothes on our backs. She plays with us, and we love to play with her even if we are all getting older. Despite having seven kids, she ensures she has time to spend with all of us.

I look back fondly at times when Hugo, Fred, Harry, Mum, and I would play fight through the house, bringing out the squirty bottles and throwing pillows at each other.

Travelling to the craft store to get more wool for the blankets she makes us.She goes out with Rose every week to get their nails done. She even works in a chance to go get coffee with Hugo every weekend.

She has always shown up for our achievements; when I got an award at muggle school when I was younger, she was so proud of me.

When she can't tell us apart, calling Harry, Y/n, or Me Minerva, we love to make fun of her, but that's just our way of saying we love you.

She is always ready to help us, whether it be looking after Rose's kids or driving us around. Even though Minerva and I are adults, she still accompanies us to our doctor's appointments.

I know I haven't said it enough, but thank you, Mum. I love you to the moon and back a million times, and I appreciate everything you do for us all!

Then there is Rose; Rose is the big sister everyone wants; she is the oldest of us all. She was there for Hugo, Minerva, Fred, Harry and my birth.

She always kept us all in line when we were kids, our role model. Rose had been there through all my breakups, offering me some of her breakup tips, such as piercing my ears; I'm still glad I didn't let you peirce them, but thanks for the haircut. It was really what I needed.

She often took me on her adventures; I didn't mind what we were doing as long as we spent time together. Now, I get to spend time with her amazing kids, and while it's not the same as spending time with her, I still love to look after her kids while she's busy.

Rose comes over most weekends for Sunday lunch when the whole family is together. It's my favourite time of the week, getting to have the entire family together.

Thank you for always being there for me, Rose!

Next is Minerva. She is only a couple years older than me, so we spent much time together as kids. We would stay up way after our bedtimes to play, though sometimes I took it too far. I always loved playing with you.

You taught me how to braid my hair, a technique I struggle with, but I love it when it works out.

You draw all the best drawings for our birthdays and Christmas gifts. I really cherish all of the drawings I have from you.

Being so close in age, I remember wanting to watch everything you liked. You made me read the whole Hunger Games Series before you let me watch the movie, but I didn't mind. I loved the books, and I can't imagine my first time watching them being with anyone else.

I'm so glad that even as we grow older, you, Mum and I find a way to spend time together, like with Hunger Games, The Ballard of Songbirds and Snakes.