#samzabini

That moment when my cousin is interested in dating a Weasley.

Min had never thought she would be so happy to see Samantha Zabini, but she really was looking forward to catching up with her. She knew that she'd spent the summer working in Italy, and she couldn't wait to hear about it. She'd imagine that it had to be rather fun, working in a place so far from home. Since Liam had gone back to school, Min had taken every chance she could to go and visit her friends or her mother, wanting to keep her mind off Liam. It was hard; she couldn't help but worry, though she owled him every single day, her letters spanning anywhere from three to five pages a day, depending on how much she had to tell him and how much she missed him. Carefully shifting Katie over to her other arm, she raised her hand and knocked twice on the door of the flat that Sam shared with Mason.

Hey, so I have something for you and since it's quickly getting closer to graduation I figure I need to get it to you before then. When're you free?

Mason was relieved the school year was damn near over, but he found himself feeling rather nostalgic about years past. He knew it had everything to do with the fact that he was going to be graduating soon, and while he was excited, he was also dreading it. He loved Hogwarts, and he wasn't ready to say goodbye yet. He had to admit that his last year had certainly been the one that had been the most complicated and dramatic, but there had definitely been good moments too. He also couldn't believe in just a few months he'd be a godfather. Hell, he couldn't believe that Liam and Minerva were going to be parents. He also couldn't believe that Sam was going to be in another damn country. Sighing, he skipped the last rock across the surface of the lake and got to his feet, starting back towards the castle. 

Min smiled to herself as she leaned back against the bench in the courtyard, setting her reading book down beside her. She was ecstatic to finally be done with NEWTs, and was now just basking in what was left of her year at Hogwarts. She had thought about going to see Liam but figured he was probably studying for his OWLs. If he wasn't, he probably should be, so not having her as a distraction would be a good thing. She crossed her legs at the ankles, putting her hand on her stomach for just a moment. It was hard for her to believe that at the beginning of the year she hadn't kissed a boy, let alone dated one. Now she was married with a baby on the way. Life was crazy sometimes, but she wouldn't have asked for her life to be any other way.