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Pav was a bit nervous to talk to Harry about her nightmares. She'd told him the jist but not the specifics. She hadn't spoken to anyone about those and now they had taken a turn for the worse. She looked up when she saw him walk in. "Hi," She smiled weakly.
Pav was sitting on the couch nervously next to her husband, her eyes closing as she took a deep breath. To say she was scared about seeing her children was an understatement, she was scared shitless. They would know something was up, she could pretend all she wanted, but she just didn't know how to be herself and act normal around them. She finally stood, ignoring her husband's protests and she tried to find something to busy herself with until they arrived.
After she finished packing the stroller, Parvati smiled and picked up Delilah. "You ready to go, baby girl?" She asked, giggling when she earned a happy nod. She tucked the little girl into the front of the stroller. "Cormac, Jack, Are you two ready to go?" She called out, pushing her sunglass on as she waited. She looked down at Delilah, "And they say women take longer to get ready. Daddy takes longer than I do, Lilah," she cooed, tickling the little girl.
Parvati nearly jumped when she got the owl saying he'd be there if she came home. She grabbed the children's things and pulled a sleepy Jack and a wide-awake Delilah out of bed, heading directly to the floo and heading into the Gryffindor common room. Walking into the apartment, she dropped the bags at the door and looked around for her husband, hugging him as tightly as she could when she found him, holding Jack and Delilah tight to them, too.
"Are you watching me sleep?" Parvati asked, not opening her eyes yet. She could feel Cormac looking at her. "How Edward Cullen of you," Cracking a smile, she finally opened them and looked over at her husband. "So your mom took the kids? We have the house all to ourselves for once?" She smirked sleepily.
Parvati stood in the kitchen making dinner. She glanced over at the two kids playing on the living room floor, her face forming into a sad smile before turning her attention back to the food she was preparing. Her brain refused to shut off. She couldn't stop thinking about everything that had happened in the past four days. She'd gone from ecstatic to heartbroken in a matter of moments and she didn't know whether this was going to make it better or worse. He'd been through so much and she didn't know if he was going to be happy about this anymore. The door knob turning pulled her attention back to reality. Quickly wiping all traces of tears from her face, she smiled at her husband when he walked in the door.
Hearing her husband call her name weakly, Parvati stood from the couch. She'd been sitting there lost in thought for over an hour. She didn't know what to do, she felt like the situation was only worsened by her own news. Shaking it from her mind, she she peaked in on both the children who were sleeping soundly before making her way into the bedroom. She quickly crawled into bed with him, wrapping his arms around him tightly and pressing a kiss to his forehead. Holding him wordlessly, knowing he'd speak if he had anything to say.
After leaving the manor, Parvati reappeared in the living room of the beach house. Shaking off her initial dizziness, she walked into bedroom, smiling at her husband. "Hi baby." She said, kicking off her shoes before crawling back into bed with him. She kissed his cheek. "That is from your daughter." Leaning in again, she kissed his lips, lingering for a moment. "That one is from me." She giggled.
