Loki and Hermione: I Had to See You

Epilogue

"Rose, Hugo, we have to go!" Hermione called. "We have to go to Heimdall so you can get to Hogwarts!" 

Hermione and Loki's children, both going to Hogwarts for their first year, ran through the hall, bags in hand. They had bags with the undetectable extension charm, because trunks were too small for the extra books they were taking. It was 19 years after the war. Hermione had received an immortality serum, so she could live with Loki forever. However their children weren't immortal yet, once they graduated they'd receive the serum .

"Hermione, they'll be fine. It's only 10:30. The train leaves in half an hour," said Loki.

"I know, but they should be early so they can get a good compartment."

They took two horses to Heimdall, who teleported them to platform 9 3/4. They said their goodbyes, and the two children boarded the trains.

"They'll be fine," Loki told Hermione.

"I know they will," she replied, looking for Harry, Ginny, Al, James, and Lily. Loki and Hermione walked up to the family.

"How've you been, Harry?" she asked.

"Never better," he replied.

"And you, Ginny?"

"Quite well."

"That's good. Have you seen Ron and Lavender?"

"They're just getting on the platform," said James.

Sure enough, Ron, Lavender, and their daughter Laura were walking towards them. "Hey, Mione," said Ron. "Hey Loki. How are you guys?"

"Very good, Ron. And you?" asked Hermione.

"Alright."

The Potter and Weasley children said goodbye, and boarded the train, finding Rose and Hugo, who were sitting with Scorpius Malfoy. 

"I'm glad our families were able to sort things out with the Malfoys," Ginny said.

"Me too," replied Lavender.

"I'm still not sure," said Ron.

"Ron, that was 19 years ago. Let it go," said Ginny.

"It's your brother, Gin. He's never going to let it go," said Loki.

"Probably."

The train started moving, and they all waved, bidding their children goodbye. 

Everyone was happy. And all was well.