It had been some time since the newest additions were born, and Molly was tired of sitting at home alone with her boys. Being aware of the danger going on in today's time, she was more than happy to stay nestled up in the safety of her home with her family, and yet she could tell her boys craved to go somewhere. They were children, and Molly wasn't or more like didn't know exactly how to explain to them what was going on. She wanted to shield them from as much as she could, and the only way she knew how to do that was to resume mundane life.
So she took them out to Diagon Alley with the intent to treat them to some sweets and let her twins get socialized to the world around them. It was bustling like usual, and she made sure to keep a tight hold on her boys' hands while her twins were in a baby wrap tied around her. Molly stopped in front of the ice cream shop, handing money to both Charlie and Bill. "Now you two get whatever you like; Mummy will be right over there just grabbing something for Fred and George, alright?" She said, squatting to their eye level and kissing them both before seeing them off into the shop and skipping right on over to the store right across.
Molly just wanted some extra yarn and maybe some new sewing needles so she could make some new things and patch up some of her husband's clothes. It was a quick one, two, three, and she went to turn around but hesitated when she saw the owls. She loved how beautiful they looked and wanted to discuss with her husband about getting one as she heard her boys coo against her chest. Her gaze went down to both of them, and she placed a gentle kiss atop their heads, "One day, boys..." Molly whispered, turning around and walking towards the ice cream shop to retrieve her eldest.
As she returned to the ice cream shop, she could make out Bill and Charlie smiling, except not by something but by someone. Her heart dropped and the fear set in, her mouth instantly dry and unable to call out to her children. Before she knew what she was doing, Molly had dropped her bag and all its contents, clutching her infants to her chest as she ran towards them. She couldn't tell who it was, but just the thought terrified her and had her jumping in between the person and her boys, "Excuse you, but who the hell are you and why are you are near my children?"