Famous Last Words ✰ D. Malfoy & H. Potter [3]

Epilogue

Delilah drove her brother's children to the train station.

"Why do I have to come?" Zane whined from the back of the magic van. The thirty six year old only sped up.

"Because your father is already at the school, your step mother is traveling in France, and your mother - she - " Delilah started before stopping herself. Zane was only ten. He didn't need to know what his mother was, or what she was doing.

"She's what?" Yavin asked, glaring at his Aunt. "An evil Lord? You can tell us the truth." She sighed before pulling over the van.

"Out! Everyone out! Quickly!" Delilah said, opening the van door. Sure the van looked normal but no normal van could carry twenty two people. It could carry thirty people at most.

"Hurry up Yavin!" Oscar II growled, shoving his little brother out of the car.

"No wonder why you're a Slytherin," Yavin muttered as he got off the ground.

"Are all twenty one of you here?" Delilah asked, trying to count heads.

"Yes Aunt Lila, we're all here!" Freddy groaned as they rushed towards platform nine and three quarters.

"Alright, young ones first!" The Aunt said, lightly pushing Yavin and his twin brother towards the wall. "Hurry!"

"Oh my, it's the Glassmans!" Ron said, watching as kid after kid came through the wall.

"You can tell they're Brody's, all brunets!" Hermione pointed out.

"Albus!" Yavin yelled, waving over to his friend. Albus waved back. James smirked at his Slytherin friend, Oscar.

"Delilah," Harry said, not making eye contact. Delilah nodded.

"You've kept the purple hair," Ginny whispered. She nodded once again.

"I like it."

"Get on the train kids," Hermione whispered to the kids. Slowly they all got on the train.

"Uh, so how's work?" Ron asked, trying to break the tension. Delilah tore her glance away from Harry to Ron.

"Hard."

"Aunt Lila's a spy!" Zane squealed out. His aunt turned towards him with a glare.

"Zip it Zane!" She snarled. He nodded quickly. "I'm an author." Delilah turned back to Ron. "Things aren't looking good. Might need to call back The Order," she whispered. Harry frowned at her.

"You were never apart of it!" He reminded her. Lily looked up at her mother.

"Why is Daddy being rude?" She asked in a quiet voice. Ginny hugged her daughter.

"The past."

"How is it that you forgave Severus but can't forgive me?" Delilah asked, tilting her head.

"He was the bravest man ever! You - you were just - you know what you did," he muttered. "I can never truly forgive you." Draco was walking over. He had just put two of his kids on the train.

"I'm sorry that it - I'm sorry Harry! We both had our own prophecies to follow. You didn't - I'm sorry!" She shouted. Draco put his hand on her shoulder.

"Lila, let's go. Don't make a scene in front of Leo," he whispered in her ear. Delilah looked down at her son, who was hiding behind his father.

"I've moved on Potter. You need to as well. If we want to stop Roxanna Glass - I mean - Slytherin, then we'll have to work together."

"Aunt Lila? What do you mean stop Mommy?" Zane asked. Delilah sighed and turned to her nephew.

"Your mother - she's a - well," she tried to explain.

"Roxanna is a descendant of Salazar Slytherin - and Voldemort," Draco said.

"Or Voldy as your Aunt liked to call him," Ron said with a smile. Delilah grinned at her old schoolmate.

"Voldemort was a very bad person, and your mother wants to avenge him," the purple haired women said. Zane nodded.

"So Harry, are you willing to join The Order? Battle another Voldemort, basically?" Hermione asked.

"We're too old for this stuff. We've got kids."

"Enjoy missing out on the fun then," Delilah mumbled before walking away. Draco, Leo, and Zane followed her.

"You really need to trust her Harry. I mean, she's the leader of The Order. If that doesn't prove she's good then I don't know what does," Ron told his best friend.