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“goodgod.”harryhadbeennieraboutpe

“ithinkitssundaydinner.justlikenormal.”draohadsatthroughalotofsundaydinners.sometimes,heevengoesoverearlysoharryangooutandpyquiddithintheappleorhardswiththeotherboysandheanhelpmrs.weasleyinthekithen.theorythatthefamilywouldwarmuptohimfasterifhewastheoneputtingthefoodonthetable.“onlythistimeperyisrunningit.”

oatruewithron,beauseanightspentdrinkinginthesteroomofgee’sshopturnedintoarealsortoffriendship,wheretheyansitthroughquiddithgamestogetherandbedrinkingbuddies,beausebillhasswallowedhisreseandginnyhastakentheknowledgeofhisfriendshipwithharrylikeshehassomanyotherthingsthatshefoundhardtoswallow,withabzingheartandstraightenedshouldersandtheknowledgethatshouldsomethinggowrong,shewouldjusthexhimintooblivion.

“yougotone,too?”harry’sdiggingthrougholdourtreords,tryingtofindsometreasuremineburiedintheminutesoftrialproeedings.thesntedsriptalwaysgiveshimaheadahe,butevenwhendraoofferstohelp,harrywaveshimaway,iminghewouldn’tbeabletospotwhattheywerelookingfor.andmaybethatwastrue,butitdidn’thangethefatthatharryfoundtheworksotedioushewouldthontoanyexuseforabreakthatheouldfind.“wonderwhatit’sabout.”

it’s,evenwhenitisn’t.

it’s,andwhenperyextendsaninvitation(aninvitationmeantfordraoexlusively,indepeofhisfriendshipwithharry)tohisasualdinnerpartyonfanypaper,draodoesn’thesitatetoaept.therehadneverbeenanouneofjudgementfrompery,nofalteringoffersoffriendship.maybeheuoodwhatitwasliketomakethewronghoies.ormorelikely,heharborednoreseforthewaydraousedtoat,beausehehadalwaysbeensosurethathewouldriseuptobebetter,greatereventhanthemalfoys.