James Potter and the Half Blood Hallway

Nineteen

That night, in Percy's (Jackson) dreams, he saw war at Hogwarts. The place looked older, so he knew it must have been the battle that happened nineteen years ago. Not to mention that fact that there was a young version of Harry Potter, Hermione Granger ( Who was now Hermione Weasley) and Ron Weasley. Harry had left. The other two, along with the rest of the Weasley family were hovered over a dead body lying on the floor among many other dead bodies. It was a red head, just like the rest of the Weasleys. Percy had heard stories about him from Neville. He was Fred, George's twin.

And in that moment he saw George's world crash down before him. Percy couldn't imagine what it would be like to lose Tyson, never mind a twin that he had done everything with since the day he was born.

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The following night the Potters and Malfoys stayed at the Weasleys' place - the Burrow. How there was enough room for them all was a mystery.

The day had had been stressful. Hugo and Lily often inturupted the adluts, complaining of bordem, hunger, thirst, and even more bordem. Finally, Hermione managed to keep them busy for a long while by telling them to go clear the garden gnomes. They talked of how they were to find the house elves seeing as they had yet to return from where ever they had taken the books. Percy (Weasley) had suggested they just more copied of the books, but when they had checked the muggle libarary there were no more copies at the ready.

So, they turned back to Harry's vision. Again, neither of them could come up with a logical enough explanation as to what it meant. (That is if anything could sound logical in their case. They were, after all, wizards and witches.) They gave up and decided a brake would be necessary when Hugo and Lily came strolling back into the house looking exhausted.

"Can we watch you play Quidditch?" Lily had asked. The parents had agreed and brought the brooms out. It had been a long time since Harry felt so relieved. It was as if he were just learning to fly for the first time again.

It was voted that Harry and Ginny were the captions. On Harry's team Percy, Bill, and Teddy were the chasers, Ron was keeper, George and Draco were the beaters. Harry was the seeker.
On the girls team Ginny, Audrey, and Hermione were the chasers, Fleur was keeper, and Astoria and Angelina were the beaters, and Cho Chang was the seeker. (She had come straight away when they realized they were short a couple players.)

Hugo stood cheering for the guys team while Lily cheered on the girls. Harry and Cho flew higher than the rest, Lily and Hugo tilting their heads back to watch, searching for the golden snitch. Ginny tossed the Quaffle passed Ron, as George hit a Buldger toward her. Astoria just managed to hit it back to the boys' side of the lawn before it got anywhere near Ginny.
Teddy hit a Quaffle past Fleur, though Audrey, Hermione, and Ginny game back. They scored fifty more points before Harry finally caught sight of the snitch.
He dived down, but at that very moment, Cho saw it too. They were racing, head to head, coming so near the ground their feet just ever so slightly grazed the grass.

Harry reached out slowly, carefully, and wrapped his fingers around the snitch. He landed immediately after, for if not he would have toppled over. Cho landed soon after. Then came the other guys, and Hugo running over, cheering and whooping. The girls landed, arms folded over their chests, but they were grinning at their idiot husbands as they pranced around, slapping each others backs telling each other "Good job, mate!" and "Nice flying!"
Ginny laughed as Harry picked Hugo up and ran around the lawn whooping. Lily ran over.

"Do me!" she yelled. "I want to fly too!" Harry gently scoped his daughter onto his other shoulder before continuing to run around whooping. The children screeched and laughed with joy.