"Hermione! What are you doing here?" Hermione moved around Ginny.

"Ginny sit down, you're going to wear yourself out!" Ginny sat and watched as Hermione finish the eggs she had started.

"I just needed someone to talk to."

"Well now you have two," Harry said as he walked in and gave his wife a peck on the lips.

"Hey Harry." He nodded and got himself a cup of coffee.

"Harry told me about his visit yesterday." Ginny said. Hermione raised her eyebrow.

"Did he?" She nodded.

"Yeah. He told me you led him into the remotest examining room and shoved him onto the bed and gave him the time of his life." Harry spit out the coffee and gaped while the girls giggled.

"Well, it was more like a good luck." Harry stared at them.

"Women." He rolled his eyes and dug into the spread Hermoine had laid before them. Ginny looked up.

"Well... what did you want to talk about?" Hermione looked nervous. She glanced at Harry.

"Well.. actually I wanted to talk to just Ginny."

"It's about what happened at your flat." She gaped at him.

"You know!" Harry shrugged.

"I'm Ron's best friend and your best friend. It's my job to know... Ron came over last night. He was able to sneek past his guards. He told me what happened." Ginny was curious.

"What happened?" She whined. Hermione looked at her.

"I... Ron and I snogged in my bedroom..."

"Harry..."

"Hmmm..."

"Are you awake?"

"Hmmm..."

"Harry..."

"What?"

"My water broke."

"Harry you need to calm down." Harry had been pacing ever since the Weasleys had arrived at St. Mungos. Ron of course was a little late seeing as they had to cast a few charms to make sure he didn't get away without them knowing where he went. He arrived with at least five Aurors. Hermione was in the delivery room with Ginny. Fleur got up and began to talk to Harry, calming him down greatly. No surprise there. Reign sat quietly in the corner when she spotted Ron sitting alone. She got up and walked over to him and sat next to him. He turned and looked at her, smiling.

"Hi." She looked up at him.

"Hello."

"How are you?"

"I'm ok."

"How's your mother?" She looked at the door in which Ginny was still in.

"She seems distracted."

"Really?" The small girl nodded.

"I ask her why but she just shrugsit off."

"Hmmm..."

"When I mention you she gets all weird." Ron turned to her.

"Do you know why?"

"She says she doesn't want me to talk to you anymore." Ron stayed silent.

"Does she tell you anything about her past."

"Only what I need to know." Ron rolled his eyes. She's trying to brainwash this child.

"Hermione never used to act this way. She used to break the rules sometimes." Reign's eyes grew large.

"Really." Ron nodded.

"She was such a little know it all. Still is..." He smiled at the thought. Reign watched him for a minute then asked him a question since she had seen him leave their apartment.

"Do you love Mummy?" Ron turned the raven head surprised. He regarded her carefully then nodded.

"Yes... but she's getting married and you're going to get a father. You must be happy about that." She shook her head.

"I don't want Matt as a daddy. I like you better." Ron was about to correct the girl when Hermione exited the room and told Harry he could go in. Harry looked ready to pass out when he found out that both Ginny and the baby were fine. Hermione then proceeded to look around and found Reign. She paused when she saw Ron. She then squared her shoulders and marched over.

"Reign, could you go to my office and wait there." The girl looked ready to revolt.

"But-"

"No buts. Go!" Reign got up, muttering under her breath. Hermione then rounded on Ron.

"Stay away from her." Ron stood up.

"Why?"

"Because. She's about to get a father and I don't need you around to confuse her."

"Well that's to bad. She already hates Matt." Hermione glared at him.

"Stay away from her and me Ron. Stay out of her life, and please stay out of mine. I don't need you to ruin things."

"How could I ruin things. I thought you loved him." Her eyes widened.

"I do."

"Then how could I ruin things?" She glowered at him.

"Stay away Ron."

A/N: Not one of their famous rows but I'll get to that. And next time it'll be good!