11: Weekend 7
There was one week left in school, and four weeks until the wedding. Mrs. Weasley was going crazy with wedding plans. Harry asked her if they could get married in the Great Hall at Hogwarts. He felt as though Hogwarts was where it began, and he wanted to begin his new life there. Ginny was taking a break this weekend so she could go with Harry to look at houses. Harry wanted to go to Godric's Hallow.
When they got to Godric's Hallow, Harry walked over to the ruins of his old house. He dropped to his knees and cried. The last time he was here, he was on his way to face Voldemort.
"This is it. I want to live here. I've had so many bad memories here. It's time to create good ones. I talked to Kingsley the other day. He told me that Dumbledore once said to him that after Voldemort was defeated, the house could be rebuilt. The curse that kept the remains from being able to be built into he house again would be lifted. He told me the spell." Harry shed another tear.
"Are you sure this is where you want to live?" Ginny asked. Harry looked at Ginny and smiled. Then he turned to the rubble and lifted his wand.
"Integro!" He waved his wand and the left side of the house began to form again. He repeated the spell until every part of the house was built.
"It's beautiful, Harry." Ginny put a hand gently on his shoulder. Harry grabbed her hand and walked into the house. They looked around. Some of his old possessions had survived. He sat down on the chair and put his face in his hands and cried. Ginny comforted him.
"I'm so ready to move in. I can't believe it's all happening. Our kids will play in there," He pointed to an empty room. "Ginny, I love it!" Harry stood up and gave Ginny a hug. He pretty much collapsed in her arms. She held him tightly and told him she loved him. They looked around the house before going out to the grounds to visit Harry's parents grave. "James," Harry said. "That's what I want to name our son. "James. If it's a girl she will be Lily." Ginny smiled. She just wanted Harry to be happy. As long as she had kids with Harry, she didn't mind what their names were. Anyway, she liked the names. She'd like to honor Professor Dumbledore in some way, but they could discuss that later. They apparated to Hogsmeade and said goodbye. Harry never had a bigger smile when he got to Grimmauld place as he thought of his future in Godric's Hallow.