Victoire goes into work and is in quite a bad mood right off the bat thanks to the likes of Timothy McLaggen. However, she is given a mission by her Uncle Harry and she can only hope that her partner takes it seriously. The shy, sweet former Puff who is opposed to violence feels as if she'll throttle him if otherwise.

Victoire is hoping to get a visitor, but he doesn't show up. Not until Friday that is and he has some daisies for her. She's excited to see him, but he can't stay for long. Her family visits her and she tries to be as nice as possible, though, she can't get Teddy out of her head. She's terribly excited for Saturday.

Victoire is dolled up Dom and ready to go on her date with Teddy Lupin. When Teddy comes over, he releases he might have been a bit silly for letting this beautiful creature evade his grasp for so long.

Victoire and Teddy part as this must, but Victoire is reluctant to. She knows that she will miss him the moment he is gone. Yet she knows he cannot stay forever. So she watches him leave and embarks on telling her siblings what happened on the date that night. She wakes the next morning to find she has a surprise visitor.

Victoire thinks that she is going to have a simple evening dinner with her family and Teddy. Little did she know that things were going to take a turn in this direction. It was something that she would have never anticipated.

Victoire could have taken the easy path, but she didn't want to do what was easy. She decided to take the hard path. She would fight because she knew that was the right thing to do. She didn't care who told her to stay home. She would not be a coward. She would not wait at home for her men. She was going in and there was nothing that would change her mind about that.

Victoire goes to work and finds out that her new partner is someone she quite enjoys! What an epic win for the Ministry, this time around. However, when she gets home from work she gets some startling news that infuriates Bill and reduces Dom to tears. But she knows that they will get through this all. Somehow.

Victoire has a stressful day at work and ends up showing up at home with Teddy. However, when you throw Dom and Louis in the mix along with Fleur and Bill things start to get a bit interesting . . .to put it mildly.

Victoire finds out that Teddy was right. That picture taken of them was put to bad use. So she goes to rectify the problem, none too happily. However, she will not back down. Not this time. She is sick of people walking all over her.

Victoire thought she would be fine on this camping trip. However, she gets herself all worked up after seeing the cabins. It brings back bad memories and nightmares.

Victoire goes to visit Teddy. He is going to hear her apology whether or not he wants to, and by Merlin nothing is going to stop her from uttering her apology. Of course, the drama llama tags along making things a bit worse than they would be, otherwise.

Just when Victoire is walking on cloud nine she comes home to a sobbing Dominique. Funny how life sometimes slaps one in the face like that.

The day that started out so terribly for Victoire had a happy ending. Although, she thought that she wouldn't mind if Teddy suddenly forgot how ticklish she was or if he matured just a smidge. Then again, he might not be her Teddy if he did that, and she loved him just the way he was.

“Oh shut up, if I wanted to have killed you, you’d be dead by now,” he insisted. She slapped him on the arm playfully. He grinned. “I could never do that. I’m not into necrophilia.”  Well, that's always a winning trait in a future husband. The fact that he won't kill you simply to make out with one's dead body. That would be rather disgusting, after all.

Victoire's nerves get the best of her on her wedding day. However, by the end of the day she comes to the observation that she never has and never will truly be alone. For she has not only her family now, but her newly found husband and that brings her a lot of peace and reassurance that she hadn't realized she had needed until then.