Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Harry Potter Year 8 The Surprise Attack Chapter 2 The Trick Before Kings Cross

After the wedding Hermione slept in Ron's room with Ron and Harry slept with Ginny in Ginny's room. Harry got away to a Muggle ring shop and the worker was a wizard so Harry got the perfect ring for Ginny. Harry and Ginny thought of it as a date but Harry had something else in his mind, he was going to ask Ginny if she would marry him. He told Hermione and Ron his plan and said his words. Harry kept on trying to hide the ring. Harry lost two spots every day! He was down to two spots on the last day so wen Ginny got in the flying car Harry went to the door and asked Ginny " Can I ask you something in your room." Ginny said " Sure." Then Harry and Ginny went up stairs to Ginny's room and Harry asked Ginny " Will you marry me? " Ginny squealed " YES!" Then Harry asked " Will ypu help me with my Hogwarts trunk?" Ginny replied " Suer."
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  1. AnonymousMarch 5, 2014 at 11:50 AM

    That is vary intrsting.


    Harry Potter/Andrew

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