Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter
Summary: Ginny wakes up on her twenty-eighth birthday to a surprise. She then looks back at how her life had gotten there.
A/N: This is a story I have been thinking of writing for a while. It has lots of chapters and I promise to update as quickly as possible. I am a bit at a disadvantage, my trusty laptop died after owning it for five years and I am currently saving up for a new one. However I am able to type this on my phone, thank technology, but it takes a bit more effort (damn auto correct). Please be patient and let me know if something doesn't entirely make sense and I will try to fix it.
LOVE KNOWS NO BOUNDS
PROLOGUE
Sunrise streamed in through the open window, the smell of summertime wafting in. Ginny woke with a slow yawn, stretching out on the bed. Her hand hit the pillow beside her and she frowned. The other half of her bed was empty. Before she could question it the sound of a smoke detector rang from downstairs. With a sigh she got up to investigate.
When she entered the kitchen she was met with smoke and a mess that would undoubtedly give her mother a heart attack. Uttering a small incantation the noise stopped and the smoke dissipated. She then found her husband and five year old daughter staring at her with surprised looks, both covered in what appeared to be pancake batter.
"Happy birthday Mummy?" The little girl said in question before looking up at her father. "Is the surprise ruined?"
He open and closed his mouth a few times, unable to speak. "I'm sorry, love. I'll right this mess."
"You certainly will." Ginny walked over and picked her daughter up. "It is bath time for this little miss. When everything is cleaned up you can take me out for breakfast."
He nodded and got to work, waving his wand. Ginny glanced at him and smiled. It was adorable watching him fail at things, especially when he prided himself on being perfect. She walked up the stairs, ignoring the gasps from several portraits.
"Mummy, will you tell me the story of how you and Daddy met?"
"You know that story."
"Uncle Ron told me that it wasn't the real story."
Ginny made a mental note to hex her brother at the family dinner later. "All right. It all started about seven years ago..."