The Village of Eccentricities

After talking with his Squib neighbor, Mrs. Figg, Harry decides he's done with the magical world. He still loves magic, but having to deal with all of their problems as a kid just seems like a bit much. Mrs. Figg has given him a lot of valuable information that he puts to use.

Harry visits the bank, withdraws money, and then heads on his merry way. He buys some necessary supplies from both the magical and muggle world before hopping on the tube and hoping to find a new place to live. A very small village by the name of Oppilum sounds good. There's a stretch of unused forest he can claim as family land and set up a house there. Perhaps he'll grow a garden, maybe even take care of a few farm animals.....

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Basically, Harry finds out he's supposed to be important to the not-yet brewing war, so he runs away to a small muggle town. He befriends the townspeople. Harry has to make up a story about a sick grandfather who can't leave the house to avoid suspicions about him living alone. This story is really just Harry getting a support system via an entire town and living his life. There are some sad parts, more happy parts, but it's an overall calm story.