Chapter 19 - Inheritance test

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"Kids want to be teenagers, adults want to be teenagers, everyone wants to be teenagers except teenagers."


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It was about an hour since everyone had finished their breakfast and the Weasleys, Harry, and I were now all standing around the fireplace. I had gotten changed out of my traveling clothes and gotten changed into a new outfit. Molly said I would be staying with Ginny in her room until the start of the school term. I was fine with this, Ginny and I had a conversation and it turns out we actually have quite a bit in common.

(Outfit)

 Anyways, Mrs Weasley was holding a pot of what I assumed was Floo powder (I had read about the Floo system last year, so I knew how it worked

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Anyways, Mrs Weasley was holding a pot of what I assumed was Floo powder (I had read about the Floo system last year, so I knew how it worked.)

"Right then, Harry you first dear," Molly said offering the Pot to him, in which she just received a confused look from Harry making me smile in amusement.

"I don't think Harry has a clue what you're on about Molly," I said laughing slightly.

"Yeah, Harry's never traveled by floor before Mum, and Bella has probably only read about it," Ron said making Harry give him a thankful look.

"Alright, then Fred, George you go first, show them how it's done," Molly said handing them the pot. Fred took a small handful of the dusty powder and he and George made their way to the fireplace.

"Diagon Alley!" Fred said in a clear voice before throwing the powder to the ground, they were then engulfed in green flames before disappearing.

"Right then Bella would you like to go next?" Molly offered.

"Sure," I said taking a handful of powder. I looked to Ginny who was standing by her father.

"Would you like to come with me, Ginny?" I asked with a smile, she nodded happily before standing next to me in the fireplace.

"Make sure to use a very clear voice dear," Molly reminded me and I nodded.

"Diagon Alley!" I said, my voice steady and clear. The familiar green flames engulfed us and the feeling of being stretched and pulled in different directions came over me. After a few seconds of this green flames surrounded us again and we were now faced with the crowded, busy streets of Diagon Alley.

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