He slowly walks onto the wide platform of 9 3/4, waiting for his friends when suddenly a shock runs through his body. As if he was struck by lightning energy coursed through his veins, he felt a pair of eyes staring straight through him as he turned...
A/n from the future. I am so grateful for receiving over 300 reads! It means a lot to me that this book has come this far because none of my previous books (that are gone now because I got rid of my past account) had gotten past 200 so thank you so much for reading this!
Just a little note for you guys who like this book this is just a look into the future, but if you want, you have my permission to adopt this book and continue it. Just let me know so that I can see how you finished it. If you do adopt this book, just ignore most everything that I say in this epilogue.
(This is placed a few years after everyone graduated Hogwarts. Pansy ended up dating another random girl from Hogwarts, Ron and Blaise are engaged and Harry and Draco are dating.)
Draco's POV
"I have no idea what I'm supposed to do Blaise. I mean. I know I'm going to do it, but how do it?" I said pacing back and forth.
"Do what? You still haven't explained that to me." Blaise said immensely confused.
"Propose to Harry of course what else?" I said as if it was the most obvious thing in the world. It all clicked in Blaise's mind.
"Ah. You're finally excepting my advice after a whole year?" Blaise said grinning.
"Well, I'm sorry that I didn't want to get engaged when I was twenty years old."
"You should be. Ron and I are almost done planning our wedding. If you had proposed a year ago like I'd suggested at the time, you wouldn't be worrying about it."
"Maybe but that's the past and you can't change it. Also, stop being a pain in the ass. I came to you for a reason, don't make me leave." I said, still pacing. Blaise was not being very helpful.
"Okay, okay. Where you'd go on your first date with him?" Blaise asked and I knew the answer right away.
"Our first date was at the Black Lake, midnight, on March 18." I said immediately.
"Well, there you have it. March 18 is a couple weeks away and you can take him to the Black Lake and propose to him there."
"You're a genius Blaise."
"I try."
"I can't believe I didn't think of it before."
"Well now that we have that down. I am taking you ring shopping." Blaise said and left the room before I could say anything.
- - - - -
True to his word, Blaise did take me ring shopping. After three literal hours of looking, I finally found the perfect one. It had a silver band with an emerald placed on the top.
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"Blaise it's perfect!" I said once I'd found it.
"I'm not much of a ring guy but even I have to admit that it's a stunning ring. If I'm being honest, I'm kind of jealous of Harry now." I laughed.
"Don't tell Ron you said that."
"Don't worry. He won't be hearing anything about today. Once we're done here, I have to set up an area for Ron and I. Today is our anniversary and I want to make it special, so I booked the top of the Eiffel Tower for a moonlit date." Blaise said.
"Ron definitely got lucky."
"Oh, he definitely did. And he better be grateful. I've planned this night for months."
"Knowing Ron, as long as you have his favorite foods, you should be fine." We both laughed at that, and I went to buy the ring.
"How much?" I asked the cashier.
"Oh, I see that you've got one new releases. Who's the lucky guy?" I looked at her in shock.
"How'd you know it was a guy?" I asked incredibly dumbfounded.
"It's the way you present yourself. I saw earlier when you were looking at the other rings. You didn't even have to look at the description to know what type of metals were in it and I've never met a straight guy that could do that." I blushed.
"I was raised with a good education."
"I can tell. Anyways. That ring is worth 5,000 galleons." I pulled out a sack from the inside of my coat and placed it on the counter. She looked inside to count the galleons before locking it safely in the back.
"Here you go. I hope he says yes!" She waved us goodbye.
"I hope he does too."
680 Words
Yes, this is the end of the book. While I didn't write much in this book, I really hope that you enjoyed what I did write. And even though I didn't receive comments on this book, it still means a lot to me that you guys took time to read this story. I hope that you will check out my other book (The Heir) and that you will enjoy it. I'm going to try to make it longer than this book but if it isn't than that's just how the book ended up. As I stated at the beginning of this epilogue, if you want you can adopt this book. All I ask is that you let me know if you are adopting it and that you share it with me so that I can see how someone else completed this story.
Farewell readers. It has been a pleasure writing for you.
