The Weasleys' Triumph
Prologue
The Weasleys, as you probably well know, my dear readers, are one of the most famous and well-liked families in the Wizarding world. All of them having contributed in the fight against He Who Must Not Be Named and everyone of them having been splashed across the front page of a Wizarding newspaper or magazine one time or another. It all started when Arthur Weasley and Molly Prewett fell in love during their Hogwarts years, got married and started a family with seven redheads who are as famous as 'The Chosen One' Harry Potter himself.
Bill Weasley; the eldest. Hogwarts Head Boy. Skilled curse breaker for Gringotts Wizarding Bank. Married to part-Veela Fleur Delacour, who was also one of the Triwizard Champions. Member of the Order of the Phoenix. Fought in the battle of Hogwarts. War Hero.
Charlie Weasley; the second eldest. Hogwarts Quidditch Captain. Dragons expert working in Romania. Member of the Order of the Phoenix. Fought in the battle of Hogwarts. War Hero.
Percy Weasley; the third eldest. Hogwarts Head Boy. Junior assistant to the Minister of Magic. Co-assistant to the Minister of Magical Law Enforcement. Fought in the battle of Hogwarts. War Hero.
George Weasley; the fourth eldest. Twin of Fred Weasley. Prankster. Co-founder of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. One of the richest wizards in Britain. Member of Dumbledore's Army. Fought in the battle of Hogwarts. War Hero.
Fred Weasley; the fifth eldest. Twin of George Weasley. Prankster. Co-founder of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. Member of Dumbledore's Army. Sacrificed his life in the battle of Hogwarts. Order of Merlin, First Class. War Hero.
Ronald Weasley; the sixth eldest. Part of the Golden Trio. Married to Hermione Granger. Member of Dumbledore's Army. Fought in the battle of Hogwarts. Head of Auror Department. War Hero.
Ginny Weasley; the seventh eldest. The first Weasley girl to be born in centuries. Married to Harry Potter. Leading Chaser for the Holyhead Harpies. Member of Dumbledore's Army. Fought in the battle of Hogwarts. War Hero.
With the title of 'War Hero' attached to all the Weasley children, it is an understatement to say that fame has found them. After the 1997 legendary battle of Hogwarts in which He Who Must Not Be Named was forever defeated, The Weasleys attempted to fade into the background and grieved for their loss of Fred Weasley in private. Nonetheless, the Wizarding community's attention upon them never wavered. Thus explains all the headlines describing even their tiniest flash of activity after the war; George Weasley reopening 'Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes' with his brother Ron, Ginny Weasley attending her final year at Hogwarts, and even Charlie returning to Romania. Therefore, bigger headlines were dedicated to them when marriages occurred; Ron Weasley to Hermione Granger, Ginny Weasley to Harry Potter, and even George Weasley to Angelina Johnson. As mentioned, the Weasleys are highly private people. Despite all the media's attention, they were able to remain secluded to an extent. Until now.
Twenty four years have passed since the great battle of Hogwarts. The name Weasley still remains a household name, especially now when it has associated with that of the Potter's. The new generation of the Weasley and Potter clan, as the media likes to call them, has been earning snippets in the newspapers now and again. However, they remain as private as ever. This, of course, leaves the Wizarding community with a burning desire to know more (as we always do) about these mysterious youngsters who are children of the so-famous war heroes we grew to cherish and love. Therefore, I am determined to bring to you, my dear readers, an up-close and personal view into the Weasley/Potter family. I have gained access to none other than the head of the Weasley family himself, Arthur Weasley, through my own connections at the Ministry of Magic. After serious discussions with his family members, I was allowed to conduct interviews with the so-called 'new generation' of the Weasley and Potter Clan in return for no more media intrusions upon their private lives. Therefore, I am now able to bring to you, my dear readers, the deepest insight into the Weasley family; a family which could be described as 'the most famous Wizarding family of our time'.