Harry Potter....The Story That Never Happened....For Magical Fans to RP

"And where is that place?" Draco asked, pulling on his shirt and jeans.

"It's underneath the Slytherin commonroom...But there's something else."

"What else is there Arianna?" Draco asked.

Hermione frowned slightly.

"It turns out, it brings back the dead." Aria told him.

"What do you mean?"

"I just saw Umbridge, and she was very much solid and alive because I walked straight into her." Aria told him. "Draco, what if our father comes back?"

Draco could see his sister close to a mental breakdown at the mere thought of their father coming back and he walked to her, pulling her into a hug. "I won't let him touch you."

Hermione blinked several times. "I-who... how can we know who will come back?"

"We can't, right now we can just pray that it's not Voldemort that he brings back." Draco told her, holdin his sister into him.

She shuddered at the thought chewing on her inner cheek as she watched them, her eyes downcast, clearly in thought.

"Have you told the others, I've called them all to the Great Hall, Pansy and Blaise were crowd controlling whilst I came to get you guys."

She sat down on the edge of the bed letting them talk.

"Then we'd best join them." Draco sighed.

Hermione looked at Draco for a moment without saying anything.

Draco let go of his sister and he looked at Hermione, holding a hand out to her.

Getting to her feet she crossed the room placing her hand in his.

He held her hand as he brought her down to the Great Hall and when they got there and everyone saw them, they made an aisle towards where Professor McGonagall stood waiting for them. Something about this seemed strange, at least to Draco.

Hermione kept at his side saying nothing or not even questioning how everyone was acting.

When they stood beside Professor McGonagall Draco lookd at her. "What's actually going on here?"

Professor McGonnagall gave them both a smile. "This was Arianna's idea, since the pair of you have kept pushing bac your wedding date due to things in the school, I've been promised to marry the pair of you right here right now."

Aria stood behind them, and she spoke up. "It's official, but then when this is over, you can get married in a church or something with everyone else there. I just thuht that if the worst came to the worst tonight and one of you wasn't going to make it, then at least you can say to each other: He was my husband, she was my wife." Aria looked at them. "If you don't like the idea or think it's stupid, then tell me now."

Hermione looked at everyone in turn taking in all their friends and Professor McGonnagall and then lastly Aria. Without letting go of Draco's hand she moved to Aria and hugged her tightly whispering a very quiet, "Thank you." When she stepped back she quickly wiped away a tear that slid down her cheek and moved to Draco laying her head on his shoulder.

Aria hugged her back. "You're welcome." She looked at Professor McGonagall who took her nod as a sign to get the ball rolling.

"Now, shall we begin?" She looked at them as Aria made a ring box hover in front of each of them, each with rings that Draco and Hermione had decided upon but never bought, as Draco took Hermione's ring, he slid it onto her finger as Professor McGonagall spoke. "Draco Lucius Malfoy, do you take Hermione Jean Grainger to be your lawfully wedded wife, to have to hold in sickness and in health, for richer for poorer, for as long as you both shall live?"

"I do." Draco promised, looking at Hermione, with a small smile on his face.

"Hermione Jean Grainger, do you take Draco Lucius Malfoy to be your lawfully wedded husband to have to hold in sickness and in health, for richer for poorer, for as long as you both shall live?"

Hermione was silent as she listened a smile remaining on her face. When it came time for her to reply she took the box and removed the wedding band inside. Gently sliding it into place on Draco's finger, keeping hold of his hand she then lightly kissed his finger where the ring also was as she answered, "I do," her eyes returning to meet his.

"Then, does anyone know of any impediment that says why these two shouldn't be married?" Professor McGonagall asked, looking around the room and no one said anything, until the doors to the Great Hall swung open and Umbridge stood there, causing everyone to freeze.

"Then Draco, Hermione, I now pronounce you husband and wife, you may kiss the bride." Professor McGonagall told them.

Draco smiled andhe gently slid his hands to either side of Hermione's face and he kissed her deeply.

A bright smile spread across her face as she slid her arms around his waist kissing him back just as deeply of not more so.

After a few minutes Draco pulled away smiling softly at her, just as his Deatheaters pounced on Umbridge.

She pressed her forehead against his with a whispered, "I love you so much." Slowly she looked to the doorway with a deep frown.

"I love you to." He tld her, before something suddenly threw Draco in one direction and Aria and Hermione in th other.

Hermione let out a small yelp of surprise when she was thrown by whatever it was landing somewhat hard on the floor.

In front of them stood Lucius Malfoy, and he was holding his wand out to Aria and Hermione. "A mudblood and a traitor, it's almost like a sickening love story."

"All because you didn't get your happily ever after, don't ruin it for my brother and his wife." Aria coughed out, it was obvious that something was wrong with her as she coughed up blood, but she still forced herself to her feet.