"I might be convinced to allow Quidditch in time, but dragons? Will not happen until they're of age," Hermione counters, and although her tone is light, her eyes do narrow a touch in warning. Hermione's sure that she and Ron will want to have children at some point, and now that they've had their wedding in Darrow, the possibility of that happening in the city seems greater. It makes conversations like this all the more real, almost tangible, as Hermione reaches out for Ron's hand and gives it a small squeeze.
Talking about the future isn't frightening in the slightest, as long as they're together.
"But I must say, Charlie, if that's all the grief you plan on giving the both of us, I consider us lucky indeed," she laughs.
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Date: 2014-09-06 04:58 pm (UTC)Talking about the future isn't frightening in the slightest, as long as they're together.
"But I must say, Charlie, if that's all the grief you plan on giving the both of us, I consider us lucky indeed," she laughs.