Drarry: Realizing they are in love while taking Teddy to the Muggle zoo or to a museum together. Thank you
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The small tug of Teddyâs hand in Dracoâs own was impatient as they waited for Harry to finish paying for their drinks. Draco wondered with an ample amount of fear if a tantrum was going to rise up out of Teddy if his godfather didnât return fast enough.
With a pout fixtated on his small mouth, Teddyâs eyes began to water. Dracoâs eyes widened simultaneously in fear and he quickly scooped up his younger cousin, bringing him right up to where Harry was paying for a box of chips and three waters.
âImpatient?â Harry asked, holding the box at his hip as he kissed Teddyâs cheek. The three year old giggled and tried to unsuccessfully wrap his arms around his godfather while still attatched to his cousinâs hip.
âHarry!â The small cry of his name from Teddy had Harry lifting the boy from Dracoâs arms and into his own, wordlessly swapping the food and water into the otherâs hands with ease.
âIâm right here, love, donât worry,â Harry cooed softly at the boy, who- with all the impatience toddlerâs often muster- began to bounce excitedly in his godfatherâs hold.
âYouâre spoiling him, Potter,â Draco said, a fond and relieved glint in his eyes as he watched the pair.
âNot nearly enough,â Potter said with a grin and Draco wouldâve hexed him if his arms werenât full.
They took a table near the fox enclosure, a red tail vixen lazily staring at them from her spot on the grass.
âLook! Itâs a vox!â Teddy cried and pointed desperately. Draco calmy took the young boyâs hand in his own and moved it down.
âI donât think the fox wants to be pointed and shouted at now, sheâs resting, see?â Draco said, radiating a calmness that Harry wouldâve mistaken for a joke years ago, but now admired.
âBut the vox-â Teddy mumbled sadly.
âThe fox isnât going anywhere now, Ted, donât mind,â Draco then said.
Teddy sniffled, and Harry passed him a bottle of water carefully, easing him to take small gulps. The two adults chuckled above Teddyâs head, both amused by the little oneâs dramatic antics.
By the time the sun began to set, the box of chips was long empty and disposed of, and the trio had visited more animals than Harry could count on one hand.
Teddyâs energy was starting to dwindle as they approached a tortoise enclosure, his head lolling forwards and his hair slipping in and out between his normal auburn and the white blond color he often adopted in Dracoâs presence.
âWhy donât we go home, love? I think the animals are tired now too,â Harry whispered gently, kneeling to Teddyâs level. The boy yawned and blinked at him.
ââm not tired, and we didnât see the tor-dis yet,â Teddy mumbled. Harry picked him up gently, smiling as the young boy practically melted into his hold.
âThere he is- wave bye-bye to the tortoise, love,â Harry said, slowly rocking back and forth on the balls of his feet to ease the child. Teddy raised a lazy hand and shook it in the direction of the tortoise, his hair flashing green for a second, before soft snores began to escape him.
âHeâs not so dramatic when heâs asleep now, is he,â Harry said to Draco, eyes still trained on Teddyâs resting form.
When he didnât receive a response Harry looked up in concern to find Draco staring at him with an unreadable expression on his face.
âMalfoy? You alright?â The words seemed to snap Draco out of his daze, and he nodded swiftly.
Harryâs eyes widened as the ex-Slytherin took Harryâs free hand in his own silently, prompting them to walk towards the exit of the zoo.
âFine, Potter, just fine.â With his hands full of two sleepy Blackâs, Harry didnât hold back his grin as they walked together out of the zoo.
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