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Thinking about everyone today upon the news of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them being made.

Tell me about it.
On a whim, I stopped by. I don't post much, my characters have pretty much been shoved into the ground with all my RPs....

When I saw the DHpt2 last summer, I cried. 20 years old and I felt like I'd been kicked in the gut when the last movie ended....

Anyway, hi guys. Long time no see.

Ginny clasped her sons hand and led him to Xaver, taking Xaver's other hand in her's. She let him do the traveling thing, he knew better than her where they were headed.

Cody was so excited her was practically jumping up and down, and Ginny didn't bother suppressing a smile now.

She was excited too. She couldn't wait to have that peace Xaver had spoken of. No more worries about the turbulent life affecting her family.

["Hey yourself."]

"Hey yourself." Ginny smiled and went to Cody, smoothing his hair with that trick all mothers have and all young boys hate. She patted his cheek, knowing he was excited.

"I will tell you the surprise now, so you can settle a little."
She smiled at him.

"We are going to your dad's land, sweetie. We want to think about maybe moving there. Living there. What do you think?"

["You boys ready?"]

Ginny had pulled on a bright yellow dress, which cause her to look very much like a moving flame. She was currently in Meliody's room, adjusting the outfit Cody had picked out. A cute white and blue dress with tiny blue shoes, she looked picture perfect. Ginny knew it wouldn't last long. The toddler liked to throw food.

She picked her daughter up and ventured to Cody's room, where she had heard Xaver go to a few minutes ago.

"You boys ready?"

Happy birthday Albus <3

"Let's." She agreed, not liking to dwell on his scars. Scars meant pain, and she hated to think of him in pain. She took his hand and they went to their shared bedroom, Ginny peeking in on Cody as he helped Meliody get dressed.

He was currently trying to find an outfit he felt was appropriate for the surprise. Not knowing what the surprise was was making his task difficult.

Ginny chuckled and went to change.

["You could have asked me to do that..."]

Ginny heard the hisses and curses, surprised by them. Making sure her children were still getting dressed, she went to see what Xaver was doing that was caing so many swears.

"You could have asked me to do that..." She said, a touch of resignation in her voice. She knew he wouldn't have, ever. But she had been trained in healing, and would have been able to help a little bit.

She watched the holes heal quickly, and she nodded. She knew how quickly he healed and was relieved to see the holes disappearing.

["Do we need to take anything with us?"]

Ginny laughed as her children wandered down the hallway. She knew Cody would do fine getting his sister ready, he often helped out. She helped Xaver clear the table, and smiled.

"Do we need to take anything with us?"

She didn't know what to take if anything.

((I have a child on my lap :D ))

Ginny suppressed a laugh as Xaver teased Cody as well. It wasn't any wonder Cody was often sarcastic with people.

She munched on her cereal, enjoying the family moment. Breakfast during her childhood had been loud, though loving. Ginny loved her small family. She loved that Xaver was such a good dad.

["Well if I told you, it wouldn't be a surprise, would it?"]

"Well if I told you, it wouldn't be a surprise, would it?"

She knew she would get nothing but whining from Cody now, but she loved teasing him just a little. He knew that.

She caught Xaver's wink and gave him a sly smile back.

"All I can say is that after breakfast I need you to get dressed in some nice clothes and help me get your sister ready. No whining, right?"

["Good morning, Cody."]

"Good morning, Cody." Ginny said. He had changed so much from the sober toddler he had been before Xaver appeared. The presence of his father had really loosened him up.

"Ghaderia might be the way Meliody says good morning." She suggested, walking over to ruffle his hair and give him a quick good morning kiss on the cheek.

She contemplated her son for a moment more, then grinned, "We have a surprise today!"

She couldn't help it.

Ginny laughed hilariously as Xaver charged down the hallway. She followed at a much more greaceful pace, gliding into Meliody's room. Meliody stopped her screaming upon the sight of her mother, reaching her arms up in the universal up sign. Ginny picked the one year old up, holding her close in her soft pajamas before taking her to the changing table.

She changed Meliody quickly, with the skill of someone who has no ill will about diapers. Again she picked her daughter up, kissing the fuzz of red hair as she walked into the kitchen, following her husband and son.

"Ghaderia," Meliody babbled, as Ginny plopped her down in her highchair.

["You get him, I'll get her. Breakfast in 10, ok?"]

Following Cody's interesting yell, Meliody apparently needed to demonstrate her awakedness too. Judging by the sounds, she was standing in her crib shaking the bars and yelling nonsense, as one year olds are wont to do.

Ginny laughed, standing up and offering Xaver her hand.

"You get him, I'll get her. Breakfast in 10, ok?"


Such was the life of parenthood.

["Let's go when they wake up."]

Ginny could hear the excitement in his voice and smiled.

Well, today was as good as any, wasn't it?

"Let's go when they wake up." She suggested, twisting so she could see his face and plant a kiss upon his cheek.

"I know Cody will be so excited!"

Cody had long been begging to be allowed to go to his fathers land, to be able to see it, to experience it. He'd had many a tantrum over the subject, for Ginny refused to allow him to go without them both. It wasn't that she didn't trust Xaver, but rather she didn't trust Cody. It would have been like him to sneak past his dad and get lost or into trouble.