Penny Haywood one shots

One week to live: Day 7 Final

It seems like the time has come. I've had fun this week, more than I've ever had in my life. My only regret is that I'm not able to see my brother's face one last time, and leaving everything behind. My family,my homes(real home and Hogwarts), and my friends. Especially my friends, because during my time at Hogwarts, they've always supported me and before I realized it, I've come to cherish them like family. I'm disappointed that I won't beat "R", but I believe in my friends. As I keep getting weaker, my friends became more and more worried. As I glanced at everyone, Penny's the only one that's not shedding tears. I smiled sadly, as I can't bare anyone to cry, nor anyone bottling their feelings inside. I asked everyone besides Penny to leave first. "Penny, you can cry on my shoulder. You don't have to bottle up your feelings, when you're right beside me." Penny then broke down and I just sat there, letting her cry. "You'll find someone else, who will support you, and love you when I'm gone." I whispered. She kept crying and everyone came in a minute after to see me off. '"Ah, I guess it's time to go." I said before slowly closing my eyes. "No! Stay with us, Mc!" Tulip yelled. I'm getting sleepy... "If you die, then I'll never forgive you!" Merula yelled. I closed my eyes before thinking, "Goodbye, everyone. Please take care of each other....."

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7 years later

As I placed flowers on the grave before me, one of my eyes shed a tear. Everyone around me were sad while some were holding hands with their children. It's been 7 years since that day and even though we've gotten over it, it still hurts when I think about them. All of what we've been through and what's left of it. I looked at the short figure beside me. I have a son and a stable life now with the one I love. I'm doing what I love but even now, I still remember the day, you left all of us. "Mommy, I'm hungry." I smiled and ruffled his hair. "Ian, let's go. I'll buy your favorite." One by one, be all left until only me and my son were left. We were leaving too, but I looked back at the grave before me before saying "Goodbye."