mostlybeauseitomesquikerthanheexpeteditto.hermionehadtoldhimnottothinkofitasanending,butharryhadahardtimefindinganotherwordforit,whenboxingupthepieesofhishousefeltlikeboxinguppieesofhimself,too,oldbaggagethatheshouldhaveshovedintostealongtimeagofinallybeingletgoofandalltheoldghostsofthewarfinallyfindingsomethingthatfeelslikepeae,settlingdownintohisskinwherehean’tevenfeelthemanymore.

somethingsanend,hethinks,lookingupattheneweilingoverhisheadandreahingouttowhereheanfeeldraotohim.thatdoesn’tmeanthateverythinghasto.

“youreallyneedtogotosleep.”drao’svoieisnothingmorethanamurmur,thewordsslurredfromthewaythatheisburiedintothepillow.theyhavebeenlyingherefortwohoursnow,butharryannotgettosleep,notwheneverynerveinhisbodyisawakeandready,notabletosettleinthisnewpe.therearesomanyornerstohekforraks,somanyshadowsthatouldshapeintomonstersatanymoment.andaslongasharryannotsleep,draoannotsleep,sousedtohavinghiseasybreathingtosetthepaeforthenight.“theweddingisinlikefourhours.”

thewedding.he’dalmostfotten.lunahadthoughtitwassortofsymboliforthefourofthem,thatthesenewhaptersoftheirliveswouldbothbestartingatthesametime,butharryjustthoughtitwassortofaggravating.bothheanddraowereheavilyinvolvedintheweddingpnning,andalmostsolelyresponsibleforthepaking(thoughwhenhermioneisstressedfromwork,shesometimesomesoverwithabelmakerandpretendsit’sbeauseshedoesnottrusttheirabilities,butthatexuseworksbetterwithharryandronthanharryanddrao),whihmeantthatthestfewweekshadbeennothinglessthanheti.itseemslikehehadn’tevenbeabletofindtimetobreathe.

“youmeanwean’tjustsleepthroughtheeremony?”harryrubbe

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