Harry comes to the end of his very long day following the battle. As he does he realizes there are two things he still needs to do, only one of which will wait until tomorrow. Will Ginny take him back? Read and see.

Spoiler: This story follows Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. If you haven’t read it, don’t read this. It won’t make sense and it will give lots away!

It's time for Harry to tell his story. What will he say? What will he leave out? And who will hear it?

Back to the Burrow! In the midst of making repairs the trio learns some of Mrs. Weasley’s secrets for feeding her family, a very useful thing to know. Harry also discovers he has more to learn about how things are done in the wizarding world. Every once in a while, something still takes him by surprise, and the family’s preparations to bury Fred do just that.

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Harry works out his grief over Remus and Tonks in preparing for their funerals, meets Teddy and makes him a promise. Attending a funeral in Godric’s Hollow, the same place where his parents are buried and witnessing first hand the treatment of muggles, incenses Harry. His resolve to do something about it is growing.

Finally Harry, Ginny, Ron and Hermione find time to have some fun! Hormones kick in, romances develop, and Ron and Hermione begin talking about a trip to Australia, all of which causes Mr. and Mrs. Weasley some concern.

Harry gets muggle mail, an invitation to a party, has more nightmares and another visit from Ginny, and they decide some things about their relationship.

Harry and Ginny spend a day with Teddy. It turns out to be both more challenging and more fun than either of them could have ever anticipated.

Ginny tries to take their relationship to a new level, but lack of communication and inexperience causes she and Harry some problems. Will Harry ever forgive her?

Ginny awakes with a hang over, and Harry learns of Wizarding Methods for dealing with this, among other things.

Hermione discovers that Harry really is studying Charms as he struggles with a section on Animal Husbandry Charms. They talk of things that have changed since the war, what’s happen while Ron and Hermione were gone, and Harry shows his friends what they’ve been doing at Grimmauld Place. During a particularly spectacular sunset, Harry gains a new appreciation for the Charms homework he’s been doing. Animal Husbandry charms just might be useful to know after all. 

Finally, Harry’s long awaited visit with Aunt Petunia takes place. Why did she invite him to come? Does she have something to tell him? Will this visit resolve anything between Harry and his Aunt?

After a hard day’s labor, Harry has a restless night. Ginny comes to help and they are discovered. Mrs. Weasley is sure to yell, but perhaps she isn’t the only one. Read to find out who is in trouble and who is not. 

Harry meets Aunt Petunia in Godric’s Hollow. Ginny goes with him, and after a visit to the cemetery, Harry and Ginny go for a visit with Teddy.

Harry begins potions at Hogwarts as planned. He is suddenly busier than he could ever have imagined, leaving very little time for any of his friends. Harry hears of some of the plans for Ginny’s upcoming birthday party and the added stress takes its toll on the young couple. How will they cope? Read to find out.

This is the night everyone has been waiting for, but will it be as wonderful as Harry has imagined? What scars from Ginny’s past are likely to interfere? Romance for our young couples continues to grow, and they learn some lessons from the older crowd about how to make things last.

Reality hits. Will the promise of the summer be lost as Ginny starts back to school, Harry joins the ministry, and real life sets in. Will the glow of the summer be enough to see them through?

Will a disagreement between Ginny and Harry ruin everything? Will Harry have to choose what’s important to him once more?