I chuckled to myself imagining my father’s face if he knew I was infatuated with some muggle, he was rolling over in his grave right now. Well he's probably already rolled over multiple times between my working Harry and my treatment of Hermione and other muggleborns, halfbloods, and blood traitors as he would of called man. My father had never been a man I admired, and I was glad I no longer had to become him.
 

“I don’t know what sorts of things are common in muggle homes?”

Ron shrugged, “Dunno much about the homes just the items, what about you Harry?”

“Well I know you have furniture, how about a telephone, a television, a computer, a DVD player, DVDs, video games?”

My eyes must have been wide because both Harry and Ron laughed.
 

“Isn’t it kind of cruel?” she suddenly asked.

“Is what kind of cruel?”

“Having live fish in an aquarium in a seafood restaurant,” she replied.

I couldn’t help but laugh, “Yeah I guess it is, and hopefully we’re not enjoying anyone’s siblings tonight.”
 

Muggle photos seemed so boring to me no talking or movement but they loved to take them just the same. The picture was obviously old the edges were worn and it was slightly faded; the scene showed two either pre-teens or very young teens sitting next to each other on a bus.
 

I went into the room and there he was staring at the same picture I had found. I knew there was no story to get me out of this so it was time to be confrontational.

“What are you doing mate?” I asked.

“I knew you were lying so you’re her new boyfriend huh?”
 

“Are you done with work yet?” she kind of whined.

I thought about the books in my pocket and decided I could go through them later, “Yeah I’m done.”

“Good let’s do something.” She smiled.

Then my cell phone went off....
 

Kye immediately apparated with a soft pop that if you were anywhere but next to her you wouldn’t have heard it over the sound of the two men yelling. I listened and could tell their voices were coming from the dining room and I fiddled with my wand knowing I couldn’t use it unless my life was in mortal danger.