CHAPTER FIFTY-TWO

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"So, you never answered me, do you want to come with me to England? If we stay a little longer than needed, I can show you some of Wizarding Britain."

"You'll show me the secrets of your world?"

"Of course I would."

"Isn't it against the law?"

"Not really, we're married. Not by human law, but in the eyes of magic and Heaven, which means I no longer have to remain cautious about what I've been telling you."

"You've been leaving things out?" He questioned with a raised eyebrow.

She shrugged. "Only the things that are sworn to secrecy to remain from muggles, and they've had no significance to the things you've asked or seen. But now I don't have to hold anything back from you, seeing as we're married. McGonagall's been on my back lately, she wants me to guest lecture at Hogwarts since I haven't been back in two years. I'm sure if I ask her she'll give you permission to come with me, that way I can show you the ins and outs of how a school for witches and wizards works and you can see that we aren't evil. Oh, and I can finally introduce you to ghosts that don't want to kill you."

He laughed at her. "Well, only if they don't want to kill me, it'll be nice having a break from having to defend myself from one thing or another."

"Is that a yes?"

"It is," he laughed at her smile, and then she frowned, biting her lip.

"What is it?" He pushed her hair behind her ear and out of her face.

"There's no possible way I can keep you a secret."

"A secret from who exactly?"

"Everyone, Dean, I wasn't kidding when I said I have seven brothers, a sister and a sister-in-law for every brother, plus there's Mr. and Mrs. Weasley. Then there's Draco and Luna, and the press and public..."

"So don't keep me a secret," he shrugged.

Her eyes snapped to him. "You want to meet them?" She said surprised.

"Not really," he admitted, feeling uncomfortable just talking about it. "But they're your family and sooner or later, they're going to find out that I exist. Harry already knows about us, so he can be a buffer is anything were to go wrong, and I always have my weapons with me."

She rolled her eyes. "You'll need those for Ronald, he gets very jealous when he sees that I have a new boyfriend and his levels of being a dickhead only rise. The others will likely be surprised that you're a muggle and I've kept your existence a secret from them, but once they get over it, they'll interrogate you as if it were the Spanish Inquisition." He snorted at her. "I'm being serious, not even I will be able to save you from that fate."

"If I should meet them, then I'll deal with it."

"Your funeral," she muttered.

"They can't be that bad."

"They are. Bill's a curse breaker and the job basically describes itself, Charlie's a dragon tamer, again, self explanatory. Percy works for The Ministry of Magic under Kingsley, George has his own growing chain of magical joke shops, so he's the worst of the lot of them, and you should never under any circumstances, take anything from him, ever!" He snorted at her. "Ron's an auror and a dickhead," she said and his snort turned into a chuckle. "And Ginny's a professional Quidditch player. You already know what Harry and Draco do, and Luna, well, she's a bit odd, but she has a heart of gold."

"Odd?" He questioned with a raised eyebrow.

"Odd," she nodded. "It's the simplest way to describe her."

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