Romoine one shot

Rose

"ROSE!" I called for my daughter, if we didn't leave now we would be late.
"MUM! HELP ME, DADDYS BEING MEAN." She yelled out in between giggles. I sighed and made my way up the stairs to see the two in the middle of a tickle war. I cleared my throat and looked down at the pair, upon hearing me both their heads shot and they looked ever so slightly guilty.
"We have to leave. Now, otherwise we will be late." I told them crossing my arms. "Come on you two. Rose, your stuff is down stairs. Ron, help me put it into the car." I instructed just before I walked away and down the stairs.
"Fine." I heard them both mutter.

A while later we were entering the train station but I noticed something unusual, Roses usually bright smile was replaced with a frown.
"What's wrong sweetie?" I asked her as we neared platform 9 3/4.
"I don't really want to go back to hogwarts mum." My innocent daughter spoke.
"Why not?" I asked concerned on why she wouldn't want to go to the place where she can learn how to control the powers she was born with.
"Well, there's this boy, he's also in gryffindore, and he's infuriating, frustrating and completely and utterly insufferable!" She stomped her foot and crossed her arms in annoyance. I couldn't help but let out a slight chuckle as she told me this.
"Oh, well when I was your age there was this boy who was exactly like that!" I exclaimed trying to hide the smile that was trying to spread across my face.
"Really? And what happened to him mum?" She asked, curiosity leaking into her voice.
"Well I ended up marry the smartest girl at hogwarts. Not mention the most annoying." Ron said, wrapping his arms around my waist.
"Wait, what?" Our daughter screeched at the top of her lungs.
"That's right honey, I married that infuriating and frustrating boy. He also gave me the cutest daughter ever." I told her playing with her hair.
"Come on, now we're going to run into that wall and enter our special platform." Ron said and ran straight through the brick wall. Rose looked at me and grinned, her eyes lighting up as she realised she could do it again.
"Go on." I urged her and just like that she was off, bolting into the wall where platform 9 3/4 lay. I ran in right after her.
"So who was this boy anyway?" I asked her after coming out of the wall.
"His name is Scorpius Malfoy." I gasped when I heard the last name.
"Malfoy?" Ron asked shocked, chocking on his own spit.
"Yes, daddy, I do believe that's what I said." She exclaimed.
"But shouldn't he be slytherin?" I asked slightly confused.
"Well he was suppose to be but he requested Gryffindore, I'm not very sure why but he did." She told us a little unsure.
"Hey the trains about to leave." Ron said.
"Good bye Rose. I love you and don't let Malfoy annoy you to much." I told her and then kissed her forehead and watched as Ron did the same.
Watching her get on the train for a second time I leant into Rons chest and let him hug me from behind.
Looking at him a have him a chaste kiss and then said,
"Do you think they'll be like us?"
"No. Definitely not! No boyfriends for my little girl and my only child isn't going to date Malfoy." He said looking side ways glaring at Draco.
"What if I told you she won't be an only child for long?" Turning around in his arms I gave him a bright smile.
"Are you saying what I think you're saying?" He asked looking like a a kid on Christmas Day.
"I'm pregnant, again." I couldn't contain my laughter as he picked me up and swung me around.
"I love you." He said and kissed me.
"I love you too." I spoke into the kiss and smiled.