Apra the Warrioress
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- Aug 8, 2019
Voldemort was dead. That much Hermione was sure of.
And now she was with Ron Weasley. That much she was sure of, too.
What the bloody hell had she been thinking?
It wasn't that Ron was a bad bloke. Quite the contrary. He, her and Harry had been the best of friends for the last seven years. It was just that Ron was kind of, well goofy.
Ron meant well. And he did bring loyalty, determination, not to mention the support system of the Weasley family to the table. But Hermione needed someone who was more her equal. Someone like Harry. Not Harry, of course. He was too much like a brother to Hermione after all this time. But someone like him. Smart, capable, determined.
Truth be told, Hermione had no experience at all dating. Oh, sure, for the last few years, she had no problem getting dates to the dances and other social events. But she had never actually dated anyone. Had an actual boyfriend. She had been too busy fighting for her life against Voldemort and his allies. So in the last few weeks, when it was uncertain which way the war was going to go, eighteen year old Hermione had latched on to the closest thing she could find to a romantic relationship.
But now Voldemort was dead. And now Ron Weasley was her boyfriend.
So she stood on the bridge, smile plastered on her face, holding Ron's hand, and making sure no one could see the doubt she was feeling inside.
And then Hermione didn't have to worry about her doubt anymore. When Harry broke the wand in two and threw it into oblivion, it broke into more pieces. Five pieces in all. And nearby, five virgins who had been battling Voldemort disappeared. Including Hermione Granger.
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Somewhere, there is a beach. A warm, sunny beach where the birds cry out over the water, where the rainforest runs right up to a golden, pristine beach, where waterfalls and lakes can be seen through gaps in the foliage, and where two bamboo structures stood, one labeled MENS CHANGING ROOM, and the other WOMENS CHANGING ROOM. Underneath the sign for the women's changing room, someone had scrawled "Wardrobe changes available inside, free of charge."
Suddenly, five people appeared on that beach. Considering that they had just been through a life-altering battle, they looked fairly decent. Of course, the change of clothes might have helped.
Neville Longbottom's face still looked bloodied, but other than some stiffness, he felt much better than when he had appeared on the beach. Gone were his ripped sweater and slacks and other bloodied garb, not to mention his wand and the sword. He found himself instead wearing oversized surfer shorts and a green tank top that reached several inches past his waist. His feet were bare, but the sand felt soothing ln his feet and between his toe.
Neville wasn't the only wardrobe change though, and probably the least disconcerting.
Twenty-year old Angelina Johnson found herself also standing on the beach barefoot. But instead of something like Neville was wearing, she found herself wearing flimsy purple underwear, with a black, translucent wrap on top.
Harry's one time dance date, Padma Patil, ended up in a better position. She appeared on the beach wearing a knee length white terry cloth robe and nothing else, but at least it was closed and fully covered.
Now twenty-one year old Fleur Delacour also showed up on the beach barefoot, but she was only wearing a semi-translucent nightgown and skimpy panties underneath.
Hermione Granger probably suffered the worst of the lot. She appeared barefoot also, her long hair tied neatly in a ponytail behind her, wearing ragged cutoffs and a sleeveless white blouse. The blouse was transparent, however, and it was obvious that Hermione wasn't wearing a bra beneath her top.
There was wide eyed stares as the group remained motionless for a few seconds, and then Hermione spotted the dressing rooms. Crossing her arms over her chest, Hermione screamed, "Don't look, Neville!" as she and the other young women ran to the women's changing room, disappearing inside.
And now she was with Ron Weasley. That much she was sure of, too.
What the bloody hell had she been thinking?
It wasn't that Ron was a bad bloke. Quite the contrary. He, her and Harry had been the best of friends for the last seven years. It was just that Ron was kind of, well goofy.
Ron meant well. And he did bring loyalty, determination, not to mention the support system of the Weasley family to the table. But Hermione needed someone who was more her equal. Someone like Harry. Not Harry, of course. He was too much like a brother to Hermione after all this time. But someone like him. Smart, capable, determined.
Truth be told, Hermione had no experience at all dating. Oh, sure, for the last few years, she had no problem getting dates to the dances and other social events. But she had never actually dated anyone. Had an actual boyfriend. She had been too busy fighting for her life against Voldemort and his allies. So in the last few weeks, when it was uncertain which way the war was going to go, eighteen year old Hermione had latched on to the closest thing she could find to a romantic relationship.
But now Voldemort was dead. And now Ron Weasley was her boyfriend.
So she stood on the bridge, smile plastered on her face, holding Ron's hand, and making sure no one could see the doubt she was feeling inside.
And then Hermione didn't have to worry about her doubt anymore. When Harry broke the wand in two and threw it into oblivion, it broke into more pieces. Five pieces in all. And nearby, five virgins who had been battling Voldemort disappeared. Including Hermione Granger.
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Somewhere, there is a beach. A warm, sunny beach where the birds cry out over the water, where the rainforest runs right up to a golden, pristine beach, where waterfalls and lakes can be seen through gaps in the foliage, and where two bamboo structures stood, one labeled MENS CHANGING ROOM, and the other WOMENS CHANGING ROOM. Underneath the sign for the women's changing room, someone had scrawled "Wardrobe changes available inside, free of charge."
Suddenly, five people appeared on that beach. Considering that they had just been through a life-altering battle, they looked fairly decent. Of course, the change of clothes might have helped.
Neville Longbottom's face still looked bloodied, but other than some stiffness, he felt much better than when he had appeared on the beach. Gone were his ripped sweater and slacks and other bloodied garb, not to mention his wand and the sword. He found himself instead wearing oversized surfer shorts and a green tank top that reached several inches past his waist. His feet were bare, but the sand felt soothing ln his feet and between his toe.
Neville wasn't the only wardrobe change though, and probably the least disconcerting.
Twenty-year old Angelina Johnson found herself also standing on the beach barefoot. But instead of something like Neville was wearing, she found herself wearing flimsy purple underwear, with a black, translucent wrap on top.
Harry's one time dance date, Padma Patil, ended up in a better position. She appeared on the beach wearing a knee length white terry cloth robe and nothing else, but at least it was closed and fully covered.
Now twenty-one year old Fleur Delacour also showed up on the beach barefoot, but she was only wearing a semi-translucent nightgown and skimpy panties underneath.
Hermione Granger probably suffered the worst of the lot. She appeared barefoot also, her long hair tied neatly in a ponytail behind her, wearing ragged cutoffs and a sleeveless white blouse. The blouse was transparent, however, and it was obvious that Hermione wasn't wearing a bra beneath her top.
There was wide eyed stares as the group remained motionless for a few seconds, and then Hermione spotted the dressing rooms. Crossing her arms over her chest, Hermione screamed, "Don't look, Neville!" as she and the other young women ran to the women's changing room, disappearing inside.
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