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"Draco," Astoria said waking me up.
"Hey," I said smiling up at her.
"Hey," she said kissing me gently.
"Did you sleep well?" I asked softly.
"Yeah," she said running her hand up and down my chest.
"Marry me," I said my eyes locking with hers.
"Okay," she said instantly.
"Are you serious?" I asked sitting up.
"Yes," she said calmly, "Why shouldn't we get married?"
"You're still in school," I said sighing.
"I don't care," she said shaking her head, "I love you."
"I love you too," I said grinning, "So, we're going to get married."
"Yes," she said bouncing slightly, "When are we going to do this?"
"As soon as you want to," I said shrugging.
"Then let's get dressed and go tell everyone we want at the wedding," she said standing up and grabbing a shirt.
"You want the wedding now?" I asked following her.
"Yes," she said wrapping her arms around my neck, "Do you want to wait?"
"No," I said laughing, "Just thought you might want to."
"No," she said finishing getting dressed, "You get who you want there and I'll get who I want and then we'll meet back here and everyone can meet and we can get married."
"Okay," I said getting dressed also, "I'll go get my parents and you go get yours whoever gets back first gets Harry, Luna, George, Hermione, Snape, McGonagall, and Jerome. We'll meet in the Great Hall."
"Can't wait," she said kissing me one last time.
I smiled at her as she went into the fireplace and called out her house. Once she was gone I ran a hand through my hair and went into the fireplace myself. Calling out my house I watched as the backgrounds changed.
When I got to my house I walked out of the fireplace and looked around. Things were still the same as I had left them. As I walked through the house I remembered what had happened over the past few years.
Voldemort had most of his meetings here and everything rushed to me when I saw it. Mom had wanted to change everything after the war, but Dad had convinced her not to change anything.
Mom, how was she going to react when I told her I was going to get married? When I explained I've only known the girl for a few days and that only a few people knew about us.
"Draco," Mom said walking up to me, "Oh Hun, I missed you so much."
"I missed you too," I said hugging her, "Where's Father?"
"He's in his office," she said kissing my cheek, "What are you doing here?"
"I have something to tell the two of you," I said sighing, "But we're going to need Father here for it."
Mom nodded her head and gave me a confused look, but walked with me to Dad's office. I knocked on the door and walked in without him telling me to. Dad stood up and glared at me for awhile before sighing and sitting back down.
"Draco," Dad said firmly, "What are you doing here? I thought you had that apprenticeship with McGonagall."
"I do," I said nodding, "But I had something important to tell the two of you."
"What is it?" Mom asked sitting down.
"I met a girl that goes to Hogwarts," I said taking a deep breath, "And after a few days we realized that we were in love. I asked her to marry me this morning and she said yes. We're going to have the wedding once everyone is at Hogwarts."
"You just met her though Draco," Dad said glaring at me, "She probably only wants you for your money."
"I love her," I said seriously, "I want both of you at the wedding, but it's going to happen whether you're there or not."
"Draco," Mom said softly, "You should have given me some warning. I could have gotten a new dress for the wedding."
"Mom," I said my eyes wide, "You're okay with this?"
"Draco," she said standing up, "I can see it in your eyes. You love her and if you love her than she is already part of the family to me. Lucius go get ready for the wedding."
"I don't think this is a…" Dad started to reply.
"You will not miss your sons wedding Lucius," Mom said glaring at him, "Now go get ready. Draco, come with me. I have something for you."
I followed Mom as she walked out of Dad's office. We walked down to the Drawing Room and Mom went over to a desk and opened one of the drawers. I waited for Mom to tell me what she was doing.
"Here," Mom said putting something in my hand.
I looked at what she gave me and felt my eyes widened when I saw that she gave me a ring. Smiling up at her I pulled her into a hug as I slipped the ring into my back pocket.
"Thank you, Mom," I said grinning, "Thank you so much."
"You're welcome," Mom said happily, "It was my mothers, your grandmother. She died before you could ever really know her, but she knew that you were going to find a girl and wanted you to have this when you got married."
"You don't think I'm being stupid about this, do you?" I asked seriously, "I just met Astoria."
"I can tell you love her though," she said smiling, "And that's all the matters. Things happen at unexpected times. You two will do just fine."
"Thanks," I said hugging her once more, "I should let you get dressed."
"Yes you should," she said laughing, "And you should get dressed too. See you by the fireplace."
"Bye," I said kissing her cheek.
I walked up to my room and opened up my closet. Pulling out the best tux I had I quickly got dressed and walked back down to the fire place. Mom and Dad were both waiting for me by the fireplace.
"Are you ready?" Mom asked me when she say me.
"Yes," I said nodding, "I can't wait for you to met her."
"I can't wait either," she said grinning, "Now let's go."
"Okay," I said walking into the fireplace with my parents.
Things were going to get a lot different now. My parents were going to met my future wife for the first time. I just hoped that they learned to love her just as I had. I just wanted my family to be happy together. I had a feeling that's what I was going to get.