Harry Potter Promise NR.11 - Sex Stories

Harry Potter Promise NR.11

... you be more open to the unknown? After all, once upon a time, magic wasn't real to you either." Hermione gaped, her mouth opening and closing like a fish. "I…" She looked down, suddenly ashamed. "I guess you're right. I'm sorry, Luna." Luna's smile widened. "I believe that not everything can be proven. Sometimes, you need to go on faith, and just trust." Hermione looked suitably chastised, and the rest looked intrigued. Luna was right. Weren't they all living in a mythical world? Surely it wasn't too outside the realm of possibility for there to be things out there that none of them knew about. A short while later, the train pulled into Kings Cross in London, and the students began to depart. Harry and his friends all exited together, looking for their families. It was easiest to search for the famous Weasley red hair, and after only a minute, Harry directed them to a large gathering near the exit to the muggle world. Mrs. Weasley was there with Bill and Fleur. Standing with her were Sirius, Remus, Tonks, Cyrus Greengrass, Druella Zabini, and Augusta. Slightly off to one side, but still a part of the group, were four Aurors, clearly there for protection. Astoria caught up to them as they joined the party of adults. Molly smiled at the group. "Welcome home, dears. Luna, you're coming home with us, your father will pick you up this evening. Hermione, we've been in contact with your parents; they agreed to stay at home, due to the unstable climate, so they'll see you shortly." ...

... The two girls nodded, and the group of friends spent a few minutes saying goodbye to each other, even though they knew they would see each other again the next day. Neville and Susan kissed, causing Augusta to smile approvingly. Next to them, Ron and Hermione also said their own goodbye, as did Ginny and Harry, and Blaise and Luna. Daphne looked on, a little jealous, but genuinely happy for her friends. In the back of her mind, she wondered if she should step up her relationship with Colin, but she couldn't quite make herself commit. Colin was a nice guy, but she wasn't sure if he was really the one. And if she was going to go around enacting nauseatingly cute public displays of affection like her friends, she wanted to make sure it was with the right guy. Astoria sighed wistfully at the sight. She wished she had a boyfriend. Daphne nudged her sister, and sent the younger girl a knowing smirk. Astoria huffed and crossed her arms. A moment later, the couples broke apart, and they all made their way through the barrier to the muggle side of the train station, hurrying towards the Floo access a short distance away. The Aurors formed a tight perimeter around their main assignment. Namely, Susan, Harry, and Sirius. The rest of the group stuck close as well, and they reached the Floos with no issues. Molly smiled tightly at Harry. "Harry, dear, you should go through first. Then Susan." Harry knew why she wanted them to get to safety first. He and Susan were, objectively speaking, ...