What If I Went To Hogwarts Epilogue

Epilogue

Emily's POV

Twelve years later...

Andy and I have been married for twelve years since we did get married a few months after we graduated from Hogwarts. Now we were arriving at King's Cross Station at Platform 9 3/4 with our twelve year old twins, Dorian Andrew-Dennis and Eloise Wilhelmina, as they were carrying two of Crow and Whitby's kittens, Sabbath and Valentine while they have Piaf at home.

"You okay, Dorian?" Andy asked our son.

"A little bit..I mean..it's my first year at Hogwarts." Dorian shrugged nervously.

"I know..but look...I met your mom in my first year..you'll be fine..trust me..and you have your sister with you." Andy reassured him.

"I know but..." Dorian trailed off.

"What's wrong?" Andy asked, concerned.

"What if I don't get into Hufflepuff like you and mom?" Dorian asked.

"It doesn't matter what house you're gonna be put in. It's alright with me and your dad." I reassured Dorian.

"Really?" Dorian asked.

"Yeah. Whether you're in Slytherin, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff or Gryffindor, me and your father are going to be proud of both of you." I smiled like a good mother.

"And we have Valentine and Sabbath as well." Eloise grinned.

I noticed our friends arriving with their kids. Becca and Kier had twin sons, Kier Dorran Kemp Junior and George Michael Kemp. Laurence and Chica had twin daughters, Elizabeth and Angelique. Beth and Jinxx had a son, Ichabod or as they nickname him Little Jinxxy whom Eloise has a crush on. Ash seemed to have denounced his playboy ways and married a woman named Rosa and had two children, a daughter Ashlynn and a son, Aiden who might take after him. CC also got married to a woman named Jessica and had three children  two sons, Zach and Lucas and a daughter, Summer. Jake and Ella got married and had a daughter, Carolyn, named in honour of his mother.

"Feels weird, right? Nineteen years ago, we were waiting for on the platform for our first train..and now..." CC trailed off.

"I know. Now we're waiting with our kids." I completed his sentence for him as we heard a train whistle blow.

"Hogwarts! This way please! On the train please!" We heard the conductor announce as we hugged our children before they got on, bringing their luggage and pets with them.

We stood on the platform, goodbye to our kids, wishing them luck in their first year and a safe journey. We'd be seeing them during the Christmas holidays. As the train finally left the station, we began heading home, celebrating our future with cherished memories.