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After this past mother's day the idea to come back to this world and wright a father's day came to me and it grew, still short. But I like it simple.
A exhausted Hermione lay in one of the beds in the Hospital wing smiling at the look of awe on her husband as he held his son in his arms, James Adam Potter who looked just like Harry black hair and emerald green eyes. Harry looked at his wife and there second daughter in her arms Rose Marry Potter, she looked just like her mother except the eyes they are emerald green just like her father and siblings.
Looking pass Hermione and Rose to the other side of the bed was Ron, who was smiling at them. Ron was not happy when he found out about Harry and Hermione marriage, but with Lily on the way he couldn't stay mad especially when he was named godfather. Ron's girlfriend Luna helped to.
Luna was sitting on the bed with her goddaughter Lily in her arms. Luna had been there for them from the beginning, even knowing that Hermione was pregnant before she did. Mostly she kept Ron in line usually by kissing him or pinching his butt, sometimes the two of them would vanish for a while only for Ron reappear looking drunk. It surprised Harry and Hermione that it took so long for Luna to get pregnant, but her 5 month pregnant belly and Ron's ever present smile is proof of what the two where doing.
2 year old Lily for her part was looking at her new brother and sister with a big smile happy to be a big sister. Reaching out one hand to her sister her smile got bigger as Rose took hold of one of her fingers.
Luna look up from the babies to Harry with a big smile, "Happy Father's day Harry."
Harry and Hermione looked at each other and couldn't help but to laugh, "Hermione are we going to make it a tradition to have are child on Father's day or Mother's day."
"Maybe, but all that means is we have a reason to celebrate even more and receive the best gift for Father's day and Mother's day." The four teens smiled and laughed that it could happen, before talking about all the fun and joy there children would bring them.