[Completed] Book Two
Following Aurora's graduation from Hogwarts, she was reminded once more that Immer Rein had not expired so simply. If anything it had been demanded almost immediately as soon as she found herself of legal age.
After the chaotic...
Her mother didn't rightly agree with leaving all the treatments alone, and Aurora would see the planted booklets in her room. But it was easy to burn and ignore them. Or it was for the first few attempts.
Instead she was mentally preparing herself to ask her mother if she could take Reg to Diagon Alley.
"Mother we don't need an escort, it's simply Regulus and I going to Diagon Alley and perhaps Knockturn Alley if we get the chance." Although Walburga was adamant for letting her children go freely around, she had to remember that her eldest was almost eighteen and realistically she was meant to be the mistress of her own household soon.
It was wrong for her having to ask her mother to leave the house.
"Oh alright, very well. Get yourself something nice, you know Cassi I always treat myself after getting married. Get yourself a wedding gift yes?" She giggled with her mother and the second Regulus peeked his head out in the far room she rolled her eyes.
He had obviously heard.
"Like I said this morning, wrapped around your bloody finger." She kissed the top of his head, and although they had all day, their mother pushed them on their way less than an hour after asking.
"Is there anything you need mum?"
"Nonono darling, unless you find a nice bottle of wine for dinner tonight, otherwise I can't think of anything at the moment." With that, both kids took turns in kissing their mother's cheek before Aurora led Regulus out of the house and towards the apparate spot.
"You're not going to splinter us are you?" Aurora began to cackle, and it strangely reminded him of Bella's horrific laughter.
"Of course not, but I do suggest you close your eyes." He did just that, although he was expecting it to be like all the other times he had gone with mother and father, or even through the floo.
