Harry Potter One Shots

MollyXReader Death

(Only one Weasley can die, and I wanted to change it so it would fit the story, so don't get mad at me for who died)

Y/n was heartbroken when she learned of Arthur Weasley's death. Memories of her good friend from school flooded back, and she knew she had to be there for his family. She felt a sense of loss for herself, too, as she had lost someone dear to her, someone who had helped her and her brother when they needed it most.

Y/n knew that the Weasley family would need all the support they could get in this difficult time. She wanted to extend her condolences and offer her help in any way possible. She reached out to Molly and her children, promising to be there for them whenever they needed her.

Molly was grateful for Y/n's support and thanked her for her kindness. She remembered how Y/n and her brother had struggled after Sirius's death and was touched that they still remembered the Weasleys' kindness during that difficult time.

Y/n offered to host Remus and Tonks' funeral at her home the following day and invited the Weasleys to attend. She promised to take care of everything and assured them they would get through this difficult time together.

The next day was a stressful one for Y/n as she prepared her home for the funeral. She had to replace the colorful items in her house with black ones to create a somber atmosphere, hang black drapes, and put away anything valuable. She also had to look after her two-year-old and newborn, who both needed attention, while Sirius, her older son, wanted to eat.

Feeling overwhelmed, Y/n lit a cigarette to help calm herself down. She had a list of tasks that needed to be completed but knew she couldn't do it alone. Little did she know that Molly had organized her children to help Y/n with the preparations.

Molly's children arrived, and they immediately got to work. They found the list of tasks that needed to be completed and went through it systematically. While the others worked, Fleur, Molly's daughter-in-law, looked after Teddy and Sirius, ensuring that Y/n had nothing to worry about.

Molly sat next to Y/n, and they both smoked a cigarette together. Y/n expressed her gratitude for the Weasleys' help, and Molly assured her they were happy to do it. She told Y/n that she should have reached out for help sooner and not had to go through the preparations alone.

As Y/n and Molly sat and smoked, the Weasley children worked tirelessly to prepare the house for the funeral. They hung the black drapes, replaced the colorful pillows with black ones, and hung a portrait of Remus and Tonks. They also set up the chairs and arranged the flowers, all in time for the guests' arrival.

The funeral began once everyone arrived. The atmosphere was somber, and people spoke in hushed tones as they paid their respects to the young couple. The room was filled with flowers, and the walls were adorned with pictures of Tonks and Remus. The guests shared stories about the young couple who had died too young and expressed their gratitude for their sacrifice.

Y/n felt a deep sense of sadness as she listened to the speeches. She remembered her good friend Remus and his wife Tonks, who had died fighting for a better world. She felt a sense of responsibility to ensure their son knew his parents' sacrifice and promised to be there for Teddy and the rest of the Weasley children, just as she had pledged to Arthur.

Y/n felt grateful for the Weasley family's love and support as the funeral ended. She knew that they would always be there for her, just as she would always be there for them. She was reminded of the importance of family in times of grief and realized that it was only by coming together that they could heal and move forward.