Ch 16
"Mother? Father? What are you doing here?" Pansy asked, confused.
"Well, honey, we have to tell something. Something that we should have told you years ago." Marissa Parkinson, Pansy's mother started.
"We know you two don't have a very good relationship," at this both girls snorted, "and that you think you are completely different. Well the truth is that you are twin sisters. Hermione, dear, you are my older daughter by 4 minutes. You are BOTH purebloods," Nicholas Parkinson finished.
"Why are you telling us now? We were fine the way we were," Hermione said starting to cry.
"No, Hermione, we weren't. If we didn't find out we would have always hated each other. And other purebloods would have shunned you for no bloody reason!" Pansy said hugging her.
"Pansy, dear, language," Marissa scolded.
"Well, why didn't you tell me? I would have been nicer to 'Mione if I had known."
"You want the truth?" Nick asked. The twins just nodded, both on the verge of another breakdown. "Your headmaster put a spell on us and you right after you were born. It made us forget until the last moment before we had to tell you. And it made you look different, but each have a Parkinson trait." Just then both girls yawned. "Professor, do you have any place we can stay tonight?" he asked chuckling.
"Of course," said Dumbledore, also chuckling.
"We would like to talk to Mr. Potter tomorrow also, along with Blaise and Draco. Hermione, dear, if you want, you can bring Mr. Weasley and his sister also," Nick said
"Thanks Dad." Hermione said, shyly giving him a hug. He just smiled at her and hugged her back.
"You and your friends will have the day off tomorrow to digest things and spend time with your parents. Now please go to the Head's dorm and meet us in my office around ten tomorrow morning. With your friends," Dumbledore added.
"Yes, sir. 'Night Mum, Dad," the girls said together then started laughing.
"I'm glad that we are sisters Pans."
"Me too 'Mione."
"Oh! Can we stop by Gryffindor CR before we go to bed?" Hermione asked.
"Yeah, let's go."