Love Heals Hate {Drarry ~ HP} RECONTINUED

Getting the Gift

For the next week, the two boys didn't talk much. It was only a week later, on the fifth of June, that they met face to face.

"Hadrian, it's Draco's birthday today and his family invited our family over for dinner! Would you care to get him a gift?" Bella, or as Hadrian called her, mum, asked her adoptive son. "Of course!" Hadrian said before turning to his siblings. "Jade, Ailan, Darcy, Damon! Would you all like to come with me to look for a gift for Draco!?" Hadrian yelled across the house, before receiving two tired 'no's and two excited 'yes's.

"Alright! Come on then!" Hadrian replied before walking to the door and getting ready. Just as Hadrian finished slipping his coat on, two over-eager kids came barreling down the stairs to the front door. "Woah! Woah! Jade! Ailan! What do you two think your doing? You both almost knocked me over!" Hadrian scolded playfully. "Sorry!" Both of them yelled in unison, though they didn't sound sorry at all.

Hadrian opened the door for the three of them and they all got into the car. Hadrian then drive them to the one store that he knew would have something for Draco. Brongs' Music Products.

- Flashback -

They were on the rocky hill, watching the sunset.

It was completely silent. Until the silence was broken.

"You know what I've always wanted to have?" Draco asked his companion, as he was just thinking about how it was going to be his birthday next week and he had no idea what to ask for.

"No. What is it?" Hadrian, his companion and celebrity crush, asked.

"A guitar. Not a regular guitar though. I want it to be one of those dark red-ish brown coloured country ones with special engravings. It'll have a special chip that shines a sparkly forest green. I want the guitar to represent a forest, because I love forests." Draco explained.

"That's-. . . That's beautiful." Hadrian replied with a smile.

"Yeah."

- End Flashback -

When they reached the store, they got out of the car and walked inside. "Why are we here?" Jade asked confusedly. Hadrian smiled, knowing he was special, because he knew and they didn't. No one else really knew either. "Draco likes music and is almost always saying how he wants this special guitar. He described it to me so you two can go look around while I order a guitar with the special engravings he's looking for ok?" Hadrian replied, before walking to the counter.

"Hello." Hadrian said to the young man behind the counter. "G-good morning!" The young man stuttered as he saw who stood before him. The young man stood shorter than Hadrian by about two inches and looked fragile in body shape. He had red hair that curled a bit at the ends that he wore in a pixie like fashion and honey brown eyes with many freckles to match. He was pale in skin tone and wore a single black stud earring on his left ear, his stutter giving off the affect that he was a submissive gay.

"I would like to order a specially engraved red-brown wooden acoustic guitar." Hadrian continued with a smile, silently telling the young man that he was friendly, giving the young man no need to stutter. "Of course! What engravings would you like and where?" The young man asked, setting a normal guitar on the table. After telling the young man all the engravings he wanted with the young man listening and writing them all down, the young man continued to ask other questions.

"Are you buying for yourself?" The young man asked Hadrian. "No, I'm buying for my neighbour. It's his birthday today. Can you finish the engravings today, in. . . Like an hour?" Hadrian replied. "Oh yeah, we can do that." The young man replied. "Would you like his name engraved into the guitar too?" He continued. "Yes please. His name is Draco. D-R-A-C-O." Hadrian replied with a smile. "Alright can I get you anything else?" The young man asked again. "The time your shift ends, your name and maybe your number? You seem nice and my age so I hope we can keep in contact and become friends." Hadrian replied slyly. "Sure!" The young man blushed. "My name's Landyn and my shift ends in five minutes. I'll write my number down for you." He, Landyn, continued, before he took his notepad with him to the back of the store.

A few minutes later, Landyn came back out and said, "Your order will be ready in an hour, here's my number and that'll cost you £150." "Thank you!" Hadrian grinned wide before Ailan and Jadelyen attacked his legs and midsection. Hugging him tightly, Jadelyen and Ailan both started to plea and beg for a certain something they wanted. "We're hungryyyy!!" Ailan pouted. "Yeaahhhh." Jade agreed, making the same pouty face as her younger brother. "Can we go to McDonald's??? PLEASEE!" Ailan pleaded again. "WHAT!! NO!! STARBUCKS!!" Jade countered, not so pouty anymore.

Knowing that Hadrian would play along, the two looked at Hadrian, waiting for him to join the game they play so often. Finally, it clicked for Hadrian, that he was supposed to join the game. "My babies! No fighting please! My two baby angels, please don't fight! We can afford to go to both restaurants!" He exclaimed over dramatically, turning around and crouching down before hugging and picking both of them up. Oh how the three of them loved to trick the public. "Papa! You'll go broke! You still need money for other things! Like buying us toys!" Ailan exclaimed worriedly.

At this point, Landyn choked. "You have children!?" He yelled. "Well actually no, these are actually my siblings. It's just a social experiment/game we play sometimes. Happens every time they want something." Harry explained sheepishly. "Oh." Landyn blushed and lowered his head. "Sorry." Harry smiled good-naturedly. "I-It's ok." Landyn smiled awkwardly. "Would you like to join us to Starbucks and McDonald's?" Harry asked Landyn. "I mean, I would but I don't want you to spend more of your money. Talk more, though?" He responded with a smile.

"'Course, cya later!" Hadrian replied with another one of his charming smiles before the two boys high-fived. Then, with that last promise of coming back in an hour to pick up the guitar from Hadrian, the three siblings left the store.