"…so basically that's it." Remus finished his little story as to why there was, 3 once dead people now sat in a room full of shocked adults and teenagers.
Mrs. Weasley was sat near the head of the table, with a contemplative look on her face not knowing whether to believe, all the nonsense about being soul bonded and married. She decided that, they were all wrong and despite all the evidence presented before her and the she still refused to believe that Harry and Hermione were happy and that they should be with her youngest children, making them happy.
She still believed that Ginny had a crush on Harry, even though she got over her crush almost two years ago, when she first started going out with Michael Corner, then Dean later on that year.
Then there was her precious Ronald, who bless his soul, would need a hell of a woman to take care of him, especially his eating habits and obscene obsession with constantly talking about Quidditch and the Chudley Cannons. So it is decided she thought, 'Harry and Hermione will be with my children, I just need to find a way to make them forget one another and fall for Ron and Ginny. I know I'll get my old potions book out and find that potion that helped Arthur realize he loved me so many years ago. Yes that should work quite nicely.'
As her plan was decided, Molly got up from the table and ushered out everyone so she could start on dinner.
As they were on their way out of the kitchen Fred and George hung back to check on their Mother, just to make sure that she was fine after her outburst earlier on.
Seeing her rummaging around the kitchen with the same grin that they wear when some kind of mischief is about to happen, unsettled them and made them pay more attention to exactly what she was doing.
"Forge, I do believe that Mommy dearest is up to something."
"I have to agree, Gred, we'll monitor the situation and report back to the General if anything looks suspicious." With that said they turned, and left to go open their shop which had been closed all weekend, whilst they visited the family.
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