Epilogue

                                    

                                          
Draco's POV-
                          
*19 YEAR'S LATER*
                          
"Dad, there's Albus! Hurry up!" Scorpius shouted. I yawned, nodding, as Dora lopped her arm through mine. 
                          
"How much energy does this boy have?" I asked her. She shrugged.
                          
"Beats me, he's the one who woke us up at five am." Scorpius looked back at us again and ushered us to hurry up. Scorpius had thought waking us up at five in the morning would make sure he would not be late. He had already gotten dressed, checked his suitcase one last time, and even called a house-elf, that we pay, to make us breakfast.
                          
"Now, what do I do again?" Scorpius asked. He stared straight ahead at the wall, looking like if he blinks it would disappear, and he would have to go back home with us. I kneeled down next to him.
                          
"Now, all you have to do, Scorpius, is run straight at that wall." 
                          
"What if nothing happens? Has that ever happened before?" He asked. I nodded.
                          
"Yes, I landed face-first in the cement," 
                          
"Draco!" Dora snapped, as Scorpius looked even more nervous.
                          
"What! It actually happened, but that was because of an elf, so don't you worry about that! I'll run with you if you want?" I asked. He looked at me skeptically, but nodded.
                          
"Fine, but not because I'm a baby, it's emotional support for you." Scorpius pointed at me.
                          
"Of course not, Scorpius, I need the support," I told him. He nodded.
                          
"Exactly," Dora and I grabbed the edge of his carts and the three of us started running through 9 3/4. Scorpius started slowing down when he got closer to the wall. Dora and I pushed him faster, making sure to get him through the wall.
                          
"Albus is over there!" Scorpius shouted, pointing at the Potter and Weasley family once he had calmed down. Dora groaned, shoving her face in her hands. She still wasn't very fond of them.
                          
"I don't want to go over there," Dora whined.
                          
"Dora, they-"
                          
"Pansy and the others are over there. I'm going to go speak to them. You can go say hello to your friends." She said, 
                          
"Oh okay," I kissed her cheek before walking away with Scorpius. 
                          
"Hello guys," I said, 
                          
"There you are Draco, I was wondering what took you so long," Hermione said, as she helped her daughter Rose to fix her Hogwarts tie. 
                          
"Really? Scorpius made us wake up at five am, so he can be prepared." I said, checking my watch. 
                          
"Hey!" James Potter said loudly, making us jump. He was bouncing on his heels, wanting to tell us some news.
                          
"Teddy's back there! Just seen him! And guess what he's doing? Snogging Victoire!" He looked disappointed that we didn't have a bigger reaction, so he went on. 
                          
"Our Teddy! Teddy Lupin! Snogging our Victoire! Our cousin! And I asked Teddy what he was doing—"
                          
"You interrupted them? You are so like Ron—" Ginny said. I nodded, giggling to myself as I remembered the broom closet incident.
                          
"—and he said he'd come to see her off! And then he told me to go away! He's snogging her!" James huffed, crossing his arms over his chest. 
                          
"James, you're a big gossip." I laughed. 
                          
"Oh, it would be lovely if they got married. Teddy would really be part of the family then!" Lily Potter said, thinking she was whispering. 
                          
"He already comes round for dinner about four times a week," Harry commented. Lilly rolled her eyes at him.