#the third question

From these asks for OC and partner~

🍀🍀🍀 OMG THANKS FOR ASKING ;; These are so cute I’m melting - and not to mention all the food for thoughts!!! Precious material for my babies!☘️☘️☘️

💜 Give a random fact about their daily life together!

Dancing. A lot of dancing. In silence, or humming a tune, or while Aisling pretends to run away from him. Dancing wherever they can. They can be really playful! Aaaand long walks in the forest. Or - lazy mornings, when they can stay together without thinking about work~ Aisling particularly likes those~.

❤️ How did they end up in a relationship with their current partner(s)?

After a rocky start, their relationship develops steadily and not-so-slowly. They dated, even went to the Celestial Ball together - but in their fifth year Aisling got nearer to Bill Weasley and the two had a brief affaire, broken after what happened in the Vault. Truth is, Aisling (and Bill) realized they were too similar and could not “mend each other wounds” - when they came back from the Vault, this was crystal clear. They could not even face each other. Aisling simply found out Barnaby was THE ONE. He had waited and waited - not like a poor dog, but always staying by her side and supporting her, and in the time of need, when she needed to be selfish and think about herself, he was there helping her. A hug. Just a hug when she needed it the most, and she completely fell for him with no regret! They officially started dating in their sixth year~.

💞 What do their respective families think of their relationship?

An important fact: Aisling’s father (Ìomhar from now on) was the Auror who sent Barnaby’s parents to Azkaban.At first he was clearly against Barnaby and Aisling’s relationship and did not really trust poor Barnaby - and this was almost the breaking point of them as a couple. Barnaby had so many doubt and feared he would be like his father, feared Iomhar words could be true - that he did not deserve Aisling. It took a LONG while, but Aisling managed to mend this deep found in their relationship, trying to rebuild his trust. It did. And eventually Iomhar changed his idea, seeing how protective Barnaby was. He became almost like a second father to him!Aisling’s mother (Brighid) was a bit doubtful at first - but she quickly tried to help the young couple to get through their hard times!

Talking about Barnaby’s family... when they found out their son was in a relationship with the daughter of the very Auror who sent them to Azkaban - well, they were furious. Outraged. Could not believe their son DARED do this to them, throwing away everything they had tried to teach him (failing). Barnaby’s father felt betrayed by his own blood and could not bear the thought the blood of their line would mingle with the Baskerville line. Barnaby NEVER shared his ideas - he always stayed away from his parents when they broke out from Azkaban, moved to Ireland permanently. Ignored all their letters. Yes, he was not entirely happy - they were his parents anyway and he wished they could become better, but he never thought about betraying his own new little family he was building.

The real “first” meeting happened in the Battle of Hogwarts - Aisling did found Barnaby’s father and quickly followed him. He was faster - hit her with the Cruciatus Curse, until Barnaby found them. He. Was. Furious. Almost killed his father - but Aisling managed to hit Barnaby’s father with her “depulso” before Barnaby could say “avada kedavra”.

💘 What do they love most about their partner(s)? What do their partner(s) love most about them?

Aisling fell in love at first with his sincerity and his kindness. He caught her attention since their first encounter: he may had threatened her to “vanish her bones” and was ready to fight - he is a protector, and Aisling admires his loyalty so much! Then, she fell in love with is selflessness and his innocence: it’s a real fear of him, to become like his father, and he often needs to be reassured, but he surely is nothing like is parents. He is so good and gentle - Aisling feels the need to protect him even though at the end he is the one protecting her from herself! He has a really soothing and calming presence - he is like an anchor, keeping her grounded.