Harry finds out some information that he finds disheartening. He can't believe this happened to him. Yet, he doesn't find as much sympathy from Ron and Hermione as he expected to receive.

The Wedding of Krum and Ginny. Harry doesn't know if he should or even could go to the wedding. How could he bare to see the woman he loved given away to another man? And he knows that he can't object to the wedding, she doesn't love him. He doesn't want to her to hate him. Yet he can't help but hating Krum.

After drinking himself silly, Harry finds himself at St. Mungo's. Disoriented and merely hearing voices, Harry doesn't know where he is at first. He's surprised to find that one of the Healers is actually a familiar face.

Life returns to normalcy for Harry, at least, for a while. Which is more than all right for him. he doesn't mind not having a ton of excitement. Ron, however, seems to lament not having enough!

Harry makes a blunder, but he thinks about the consequences before doing anything. Luna tries to convince him he's not a bad man, but Harry isn't so sure. At least, not at first.

They don't know what to think, honestly. Where have Harry and Ron vanished to? Where did the dementors come from? Where have they gone? No one really knows the answers to these questions as of yet.

Luna and Harry's first date, so to speak. Since the first time she kissed him didn't exactly count. Let's face it, it would take Luna to start the relationship, but considering Harry's moping over Ginny it's understandable.

This time the fault does not rest with Harry and Luna. They couldn't have had less to do with this than Merlin did. However, Viktor did warn them that this could happen! But when do women ever listen to men? Especially Ginny.

I couldn't resist. This is the last chapter of The Sweetest Gin. I'm not writing any sequels before anyone asks. I hope that you enjoyed the tale!