`` wedding night bliss, [ROSIE!]of course.

[Teddy Lupin]

Laughter echoed the empty hallways of Hogwarts. It was just an hour passed curfew, and mostly everyone was back in their respective common rooms. A boy with long, turquoise hair, ran up the stairs and through hallways and secret passages with a lovely reddish-brunette in his arms, carrying her bridal-style up to the Room of the Requirements. The pair laughed half heartily, but when the boy need quite he simply kissed the girl hush, and she obliged, after a moment or two. Why were these two lovebirds so happy you ask? Well today was the day of Teddy and Rosie's wedding day, a wonderful day for a pair, considering Teddy had engaged to his beautiful wife on the day they had made up. Teddy had carried the now christened Rosie Lupin up to the Room of Requirements after escaping their friends and family for some alone time.

Ted carried her up to the top floor, finding the wall which lead to the Room of Requirements easily. He began his way down one of the hallways, repeating over and over in his head "I want a room for myself and my wife to enjoy". Eventually, the door appeared and Ted had a scowl on his face, since it would be hard to open the door with a person in his arms. "Not a word out of you, Rosie Lupin." he said with a smirk on his face, since she huffed at him when he began to carry her from the forest to the school. He was keeping with tradition, whether she liked it or not.

As soon as the door opened, his eyes searched the room. It was like any old honeymooners suite. There was a large toasty fire burning in the fireplace surrounded by two love seats and a large sofa, much like the ones from the Gryffindor Common Room. There was a coffee table in the middle, with a champagne bottle and two wine glasses situated in the center. To the side of the living area was a large, most likely king size bed, covered in a large fluffy duvet and a million and two pillows. But his eyes fell off the bed and his laid his wife down, the smile plastered on his face from the moment she began to walk down the aisle was still there.

His arms instantly went around her waist and he kissed her passionately on the lips. "So, tell me, how does it feel to be Mrs. Lupin at last? I'm sure if I went back far enough I could find it in your journals." he chuckled, kissing around her face before landing on her lips again. "My beautiful wife.. god I'm never going to get old of call you that." he said, pulling her close into his chest before grabbing at his tie from his monkey suit that he had worn.

[Rosie Lupin]

<sub>It was strange being out past hours. Especially with her newly christened husband. God, she’d never get tired of referring to him in his thoughts as such. She still couldn’t get over that he’d worn his hair turquoise on his wedding day. All her bridesmaids had kept wondering aloud that whole day whether he would or not, saying it would be weird and it would clash with the classic, white and black theme of the wedding.

But Rosie loved it.

It was a part of him that she’d fallen hopelessly in love with. That turquoise hair always made her heart skip a beat, because, seeing as he was the only one in the school with that appearance; it was always followed by talking to him. And boy, did she love that.

She didn’t understand his need to carry her all the way from the wedding to here. Sure, they were of course going to spend their wedding night together. It was the traditional way, and lately, that’s all Ted had been able to think about. Rosie’d just gone along with it. She couldn’t care less, as long as she was with him, anything was fine. She figured she might be getting a tad heavy after him having carried her all the way from the forest. Granted, she was so short and small that she doubted she weighed much. But after many stairs and corridors, it really couldn’t be good for his back.

The girl grinned when he called her Rosie Lupin. She was still getting used to the name, but at the same time, she adored it. It made her feel strange to actually be MARRIED to him. After all, she was only sixteen, and he only seventeen. They couldn’t be. But she’d already pinched herself multiple times that day. It was real. Waves of happiness went over her as she realized that.

The room was heaven, and she couldn’t wait to spend all the night and next day with Teddy. The two had made sure it was a Friday, so they wouldn’t have to get up and go to class the next day. Rosie glanced at the ring on her finger, a smile pulling across her face.

When he set her down, her heart jumped as he kissed her, and her arms found themselves snaking around his neck, as they usually did when the two kissed. ”Wonderful,” she told him, pulling back to give him a cheeky little wink. ”Oh you know it, Mr. Lupin. I couldn’t resist dreaming about it.” There was a hint of a joking tone in her voice that she knew he would pick up. He knew her well enough for that. But she really was serious. She’d been dreaming about this day for forever. ”And you shouldn’t. Cuz I’m never gonna stop loving hearing it.” After a small laugh, she pulled him into another kiss.</sub>

[Teddy Lupin]

It was true, Ted had chosen to wear his hair turquoise on his wedding day. Well, it wasn't really his choice, he had tried to make it go it's normal mousy brown color, but it just wouldn't stay. He had gotten himself calm and then thinking of her, in her white dress, walking down to him just made it go all sorts of colors until it situated itself on that turquoise color he loved.

His happy color. And he knew Rosie didn't have a problem with it.

After all, it's what gotten them together in the first place. He'd never forget that day at the ball, where he sat her down and was going to tell her, but his hair had gone a bright pink color, explaining all she needed to know. And since then, the two of them had been madly in love, even when they were separated for those two months, both of them were still in love with one another, and nothing was going to break their bond.

He was still fantasizing about their perfect wedding day as her arms wrapped around his neck. He couldn't get over the fact that he was married to this wonderful girl, and only seventeen, she being sixteen. Sure, it was illegal, but they didn't care. They just wanted to be together, and both them knew she was Rosie Lupin, no matter what anyone said. They would have the big family wedding in the summer as promised by their parents, and the legal things could be settled then, but for now, they were living in their own bliss.

A teasing smile spread across her lips as she joked with him. "You better of been dreaming about it, since I've been dreaming about it since day one, as weird as that might sound." he said, one hand pulling her hair out of the way as he kissed along her jawline. "Believe me, Rosie Lupin, you're not the only one who loves hearing it." he smiled into his small butterfly kisses along her jaw. When he eventually pulled away from her, he sighed, looking over his beautiful wife. he took off his jacket and tie and littered them over one of the love seats. He slipped off his shoes away and looked over at Rosie, beckoning her with his hands to come to him on the sofa.

[Rosie Lupin]

<sub>Rosie laughed a little remembering the look on his face as he watched her walk down the aisle, his hair flashing a whole assortment of colors. She was already fit to burst with happiness on her wedding day, but the laughter that threatened to burst out of her during the whole service made everything that much more exciting.

His hair always reminded her of the first time he'd told her he loved her. The ball that had been earlier that very same year, duriung the ball. It was strange, that they started dating in one ball, and got engaged during another one. She could remember every moment of that magical ball like it was yesterday, even if it had been a very long time ago. She loved him more now than she ever had. In fact, every day since then, she'd grown to love the man she'd married today more than she had before. And she suspected the trend to go on.

She had a bit of trouble reaching around his neck. After all, she hadn't grown since third year, while he was still growing like a weed. There was probably a good three or four inches more than a foot between the two of them. Quite strange, considering how much she felt like she just FIT with him.

As she was reaching up to kiss him again, she rememberd the fact that they'd eventually have to contact her family, and perhaps his grandmother. Naturally, he didn't have much of a family left, but hers had pretty much taken them in, and while they really did encourage the two's relationship, Rosie doubted any of them had suspected they would tie the knot while at school. After all, it was a little crazy. But Rosie loved her Ted dearly, and she would have married him the instant he asked her. But all their friends had insisted on a wedding. Besides, she couldn't wait for the summer, when her parents and family would be ready. After all, she didn't think they'd let her go through with it anyways. Afte rall, it was a tad preposterous.

"That's lovely, Teddy," she muttered, her voiced hardly a whisper as he bent down to pepper her jawline with kisses. "Not weird at all." A small laugh escaped her lips at his next statement, filled with nothing but pure joy. She couldn't believe this was actually happening. The girl followed him to the couch, pulling off her veil and white flats, dropping them with his things. Her fountain of reddish brown hair fell across her freckled shoulders. The dress she'd worn was strapless, and hugged her bust and middle, before fanning out on the bottom. It was made of a soft, cool sort of fabric, and was ultimately comfortable considering it was a wedding dress.

The girl sat down on the sofa, her feet tucked under her, facing him and grinning lightly. "Can you believe this is happening?" she asked, her voice filled with wonder.</sub>

[Teddy Lupin]

Ted still wondered to this day how he, standing just above six foot, had Rosie, who was just hitting the line of being an actually dwarf, found herself to fit perfectly in his arms. It didn't make sense, to either of them, they just knew they fit, and that's all that mattered to Ted. And you know, having the gorgeous, funny, amazing girl at his side for the rest of his life. For the rest of his life.. it still sent those happy shivers up his spine.

"You're lovely." he half teased, that wicked smile playing on his lips as he looked down at her, his forehead resting down on hers. She thought the trip up was going to be bad on his back, but all this bending to kiss her would really snap it in half. He didn't mind though, he enjoyed her loving kiss too much to even care about the pain that would come with his snapped back.

As he watched her kick off her flats and take off her veil he still couldn't believe it. He was sure there was a small bruise on his arm from the times he had pinched himself, to make sure he was actually awake, and actually seeing Rosie walking down the aisle to him. Nothing in a million years would get that sight out of his mind. Just like the night he told her he loved her at the first ball, just like the night at the ball when he proposed, and now, today when he watched her make her way to him, to become his. He felt a bit possessive calling her his, but he couldn't help it. She was his, and he was hers. And he'd never get sick of thinking of it that way.

As she down on the couch he sat down beside her, grinning at her grin. "I didn't, and I've got the bruise on my arm to prove it, but now, when I look down at your hand and mine, I know we have." he said, his left hand finding hers and holding it, looking at the ring on her finger. They had found their rings in the jeweler down in Hogsmead. Both of them didn't want to Apparate to Diagon Alley, since Rosie would have to do a Side-Along, so they hoped to Merlin they found something in the small jeweler. Gladly they did, and it wasn't a "well if we don't get this we'll have to go to Diagon Alley" decision, the both of them actually adored the rings.

"Hey, in case you didn't know," Ted said, that wicked smile still in place, "I really really love you, and can't believe I get you to call you my wife from now on." His hands then found her hair, splaying over her shoulder so that he noticed the fact that her dress was strapless. he finally got to look at the details of the dress and realize how beautiful it was, running his hands along the side of it. "Gorgeous." he said sincerely, looking up into his favorite pair of eyes before closing them out, kissing her passionately.

[Rosie Lupin]

<sub>She often felt as though she would crick her neck, just staring up at him. But after so long of staring up at his tall form, she'd gotten used to it. Besides, he had it worse. Looking down at her all the time was really going to break his back one day.

"And you are the handsomest man alive," she giggled up at him, tapping the end of his nose lightly with her finger before resting it on his jawline and standing on her tip-toes once again to kiss him. Her fingers absent-mindedly stroked at his jaw. It was clean, today, of scruffy stubble, as he'd shaved for the big day.

As she walked towards his lanky figure on the couch, she couldn't help but relive the events of the day. Simply remembering walking towards him down the aisle made her heard flutter with happiness and skip a couple beats altogether. She couldn't believe this. He was perfect, and she was such a mess. She still wondered why he'd picked her. But she loved him more than she'd ever loved anything or anyone in her life, so to her, it didn't matter why.

She grinned at him, plopping herself down next to him. She felt a tad like a lily-pad, as her dress fanned out around her curled up legs, making her look as though she was sitting on a toadstool. But she was still close enough to him, as part of her dress landed on his lap. "Then we'll have matching ones," she joked, her bottle green eyes twinkling, "Jesus, I feel like I'm in a gang."

Rosie fiddled idly with her wedding ring, still getting used to the way it felt on her finger. It would always be there. Til death did them part, and it rotted in the soil along with her body. God, bad thoughts, Rosie. She pushed them away and instead focused on him. He always made her forget what she was thinking.

"And I really really love you back," she laughed, loving the way his lopsided grin looked on his face. "I adore you." In that moment, he leaned forward and kissed her again. Like always, the kiss took her breath away.</sub>

[Teddy Lupin]

Ted beamed as she giggled and tapped his nose and stroked his jaw. It was cleanly shave for today, especially since he knew how she complained of the thing making her face itch. Besides, he was sure that the beard thing wasn't working in his favor, since the only one he cared about seemed to like his clean shave much more.

Ted laughed. "Oh yes, a gang , that's why we're covered in bruises, not because we're pinching ourselves to prove that this whole thing is real." he sighed, resting his head back on the couch, his eyes finding her twinkling ones. He just started at them for a few moments, feeling completely relaxed at that very moment, feeling as though there was nothing to fear.

As she fiddled with her ring, he found his arms wrapping around her waist, pulling her against his chest and kissing her forehead softly. His hands moved up and down her bare arms as his neck found a new interest in her neck, peppering kisses all along there as she thought to herself. He could almost feel when she pushed her thoughts away and looked at him. He just starred right back, feeling the need for her green eyes just as much as she needed his grey ones.

And just like that, the thought popped in his mind of what color their children's eyes would be. It had been happening a lot since their engagement, but he knew there would be no little Rosie and Teddy's running around till both of them were done school, done training, and completely ready for little one's running around. At least, that's when he was planning for. Knowing Rosie she would agree, they both were about to head into their dream careers, and he assumed they both wanted to be settled in with that before the baby wagon could happen.

Her laugh was like little bells to his ears and he chuckled deeply in response, bringing him back into reality. He found himself getting lost in their kiss, his hands helping her turn in his lap, so that she was facing him now. His hands ran up and down her back as he deepened the kiss, finally finding a nice resting spot on her hip and the small of her back.

[Rosie Lupin]

<sub>Rosie did rather like his clean-shaven look. It suited him nicely, always making him look a tad younger than he did with facial hair. For when he let it grow, he tended to make her feel too young to be with him. And that was just wrong. They were, after all, not even a year apart.

She laughed a little, simply delighted at the sound of his chuckles. "Mhmm," she muttered, biting her lip a little before releasing it into a smile, glances darting from his grey eyes to his mouth as she watched for the grin she knew would come. The sight she loved more than anything in the world. "A gang sounds like buckets of fun, doesn't it?" she joked with him again, her brow furrowing as she asked the question before she smiled again.

As usual, when she felt the familiar tingling of his arms around her waist, she wrapped her own around his neck, pulling him closer to her. In such proximity as they were now, she could feel his heart beating just as he could probably hear hers going at a hundred miles a minute. Which was nothing new. Just him being so close to her made her feel light-headed with wonder. How could the perfect man have picked her?

She shook the thought out of her head again, letting herself get caught up in kissing him. This whole day had been wonderful, and now was the most perfect moment of her life up until then. No worries. Nothing filled her brain except happy bliss. And thoughts of Teddy. But that wasn't new.

Rosie could feel him pulling her onto his lap, letting herself get lost in his kisses and among all the feelings pent up inside of her. Her fingers made their way through his hair, from the back of his neck up. She couldn't see the color anymore. She couldn't see anything. All she could do was think about him. This one man who was everything to her.</sub>

[Teddy Lupin]

Ted chuckled, that lopsided smile returning on his face, the one she was apparently looking for by the looks of it. "So many buckets." he said. But when he thought about it, they really were apart of a gang, the New Order. Well, not so much anymore, because Rosie said she didn't really want to be in charge of it anymore, dropping from her Second in Command spot. He still fell right behind the Second in Command, who was now James. But he knew, once he became and Auror, that the fear of death was a lot more prominent. But he shook his head of these thoughts, this would come another day, not his wedding night.

The lopsided smile returned as her arms snaked around his neck and pulled him close. He could feel her own heartbeat match his, and since his was a little sped up due to his werewolf genes that was an accomplishment. Or a terrible symptom, if we were talking heart disease. But he knew her feeling, this feeling of perfect bliss, happiness, and wonder, wondering why this girl had chosen him? But he couldn't be more happier, that Rosie Weasley-- Rosie Lupin now, had chosen him, the six foot, half werewolf, half metamorphagus freak.

He soon found himself lost in their kiss, which wasn't new for them. He found that his thoughts were being to revolve around her, the way she smelled, the way she tasted, her soft skin under his touch, and he little hands, reaching up into his hair, which must of at least reached the bright pink now. He wouldn't be able to tell, as said, he was lost in all thoughts besides his darling wife.

As she clung to his hair, Ted began to slowly drift back onto his back, his hands holding her sides to help her down on top of him. His hands became to run along her sides and back, and something like a shiver hit him every time his hand touched her bare skin. It was pure bliss.

The two of them were never heavy duty snoggers like some people their days, like she had told him once, they were more like an old fashion couple, living off each other more then the random snogs everywhere. They were more private about those things, for Ted, simply holding her hand was enough for him. But tonight was special after all, tonight was their wedding night.

[Rosie Lupin]

<sub>She simply giggled in response to his answer, knowing to stop talking and simply succumb to the kisses he was raining all over her. The couple never really had an awkward moment between the two of them, for all silences were intended and comfortable. In the background, the fire crackled and the night sounds of Hogwarts rallied around them. But they were hardly paying attention.

Through those past weeks since he'd proposed, she'd had a constant, nagging thought on her mind. And that concerned what would happen when the year had ended, and their time at the school was up. Sure, the world outside was a hellovalot scarier than inside these walls, but that wasn't what frightened her beyond belief. Once they got out of here, she'd have to let Ted go. For Auror Training would be starting in late summer, and soon enough, she'd be alone again. Hell, of course she'd wait for him, and she'd always love him. But she'd miss him more than she think she'd have the strength to deal with. And that terrified her.

The girl forced herself to push such thoughts away. They were morbid and uncalled for, especially on her wedding night, when there was only one thing she should be thinking about; Ted. And that wasn't exactly terribly hard, considering thoughts of him basically consumed her mind whenever she let them. She caught a glimpse of bright pink as she pulled up for a breath, which immediately made her laugh a tad. His hair in itself was pretty bloody sexy, to tell the truth, especially when it brightened to that blinding, hot pink color. Still kissing him, a smile on her face, she once again found how strange it felt to snog someone with a smile constantly pulling at your lips.

The smell of him filled her nostrils like a drug, making a slight tug in her stomach come about as he leaned back, laying her on top of him. She felt as though she might crush him if she laid on top of him for too long, but she doubted it would phase him much, as she wasn't too terribly heavy.

Naturally, Teddy and Rosie had never been much for snogging. Personally, Rosie found it to escalate too quickly, and it always disgusted her when she saw other couples practically sexing it up in the corridors. So she preferred to snog Ted in private, even if it was few and far between that she did. But tonight was their wedding night. So there was really no stopping them.

She pulled away from him for a moment, her eyebrows furrowing as she told him, her voice flooding with a dream-like tone to it. "You're too good, Teddy."</sub>

[Teddy Lupin]

Her giggles filled him with pure happiness. Especially since they were because he was showering little kisses all over her. He couldn't help himself, the way her face made the one of the badger as she giggled drew her to him. Ever since they started dating it was her easy ticket to getting showered by kisses, whether she knew that or not.

Ted was aware of her fear of him leaving for training. Hell, he didn't want to leave her in London by herself. This summer they'd probably find their own flat, as scary as that was, and then at the end of it, he would have to leave. Getting on that train would be torturous for him. But he had a plan, and plan that could start as soon as they got home for the holidays. He was going to find a way out of the system, to Apparate home to Rosie every night he could. Probably the nights the crew would go drinking, since most of them would be single. If not, she was getting his lynx every night. He knew how pissed she'd be because of it, knowing he could get himself kicked out, but not seeing her, not hearing her for a whole eight months would be pure torture. He really should of thought his career out more carefully.

But thinking of the badger patronus coming to him and yelling the living daylights out of him like a howler brought him back to the present, telling himself he was no longer to think of it anymore tonight. Not for another week even. He found then his senses and thoughts were being consumed by his petite wife, wife! That all he could see, hear, smell, taste and feel was every essence of her.

As she pulled away from him he groan quietly, missing her already. But a soft smile pulled on his lips as she spoke. Words filled his head of their night up in the Astronomy Tower, when she told him he was too good then too. "My goodness, am I really that good? You'll have to thank my wife for that, she likes to set me straight." he smiled, tucking her hair behind one ear, the other blanketing a curtain on one side. One hand went to his hair and tugged at it, noting the pink. "Ah, it never fails." he smiled, looking up at her. "It's only ever been pink around you, did you know that?" Ted said, one hand making it's way back down to her hip while the other cupped her face carefully in his hand, cradling it.

"Rosie.." he sighed, getting lost in her eyes already. "Tell me how a bloke like me gets so lucky? To get the most wonderful, perfect wife ever?" he chuckled, kissing her softly. "Seriously, if we weren't already married, I'd probably ask you again to marry me."

[Rosie Lupin]

<sub>She'd thought a lot about what would happen to them in the months had he would be gone in Auror training. And some of the conclusions she'd come to scared the living shit out of her. She couldn't live for that long without him. She'd be lonely and frankly, after the ordeals of the past couple months, she'd rather not lose him again. Especially if it was for almost a year. She'd only ever been without him for a month or two at a time. And even THAT was difficult.

She could imagine him sending her his patronus. It was simply something that was so Teddy. Rosie shuddered to think what they'd do to him if they knew he was communicating with the outside world during training. Probably keep him longer, which would only hurt her and him more. Something that he knew both of them wouldn't want. She'd have to talk to him later about that. Maybe not on such a night as this, when the only thing supposed to be on their minds was happiness and bliss.

Even after she pulled away, her bottle green eyes watched his face in adoration, taking in the silver eyes, expressive eyebrows, and pinkish hued hair. She grinned at his response. "That you are," she told him, rolling her eyes playfully at his reference to her, "Hmph, I'd rather not risk looking like a crazy person, thanks Teddy." At his mention of his hair, she smiled again. Oh how she loved this guy's locks. They could single-handedly make her smile. Rosie didn't think he would have ever told her that he'd fallen for her if his hair hadn't spilled the beans first. And as such, she was ever grateful towards it. "No, I didn't," she answered, furrowing her brow for a moment before a small, mischievious smile came to her lips and she looked over at him out of the corner of her eye. "Makes me feel special though."

She turned her head back to him and immediately couldn't look away. His eyes did that to her sometimes. "And I'd tell you you were crazy." She paused for a moment, before grinning and saying with a touch of wonder in her voice, "Still not sure how I didn't fall in love with you sooner."</sub>

[Teddy Lupin]

That playful crooked grin spread across Ted's lips as her green eyes rolled at him. Seriously, even if she was mad at him and she rolled her eyes at him he grinned like a fool at them. It was a terrible attraction to those eyes. She could get away with anything if she simply just looked up at him with the smallest pout. He was a goner then. There had been more then one occasion where someone had asked what his favorite color was, and he had said green over turquoise easily. But not just any green, her green eyes. The ones that reminded him of warm summer days back at the Burrow, back to their childhood.

"Aww." he pouted playful, dipping in slyly to kiss her ear lobe. "See, I kinda like them crazy. It makes me feel a little bit more normal then I actually am." he chuckled, pulling away to get lost in her eyes again. As she furrowed her brows a shock of nerves hit his features, disappearing quickly however as a mischievous smile came into play. His cheeks redden softly, almost looking as though the room got a little hotter, but he knew she'd figured out the difference. "Well, you are pretty special. You did, after all, marry the Ted Lupin." he teased, rubbing his hands along her bare arms. She must be cold, or maybe he was finding some way to make her warm.

He chuckled as she spoke. "So you deny me when it's my idea to get hitched, but when it's your idea it's perfectly fine?" Ted chuckled as the grin formed on her face, his own widening a bit more. "We were afraid to love our best friend was all, what seemed so wrong was actually the most perfect thing in the world." he said the last part with a soft smile, his hand reaching up and cupping her face gently. "I love you so much Rose Lupin, and I can't believe your finally mine." he sighed, nuzzling into her shoulder, one of his wolfish tendencies popping out.

Thinking of those tendencies, he instictly looked out the window. It was the perfect night, the night just after a New Moon, the phase beginning to repeat itself again. He sighed and held his wife, wife, to his chest, kissing the top of her head softly as he looked over into the fire. "I can just be Teddy tonight, no meds for me this wedding night." he chuckled, looking down at her and finding her green eyes.

[Rosie Lupin]

<sub>Rosie didn't have a clue what an attraction Teddy had to her eyes. She'd always found them to be a tad ugly. Green was the color of envy and evil, and she never'd found it to be terribly pretty in any way at all. In fact, she didn't find herself very attractive either. Maybe it was an aquired taste, for Ted had always told her she was the most beautiful thing in the world.

And she'd always retorted that he topped her on that one. In her eyes, he was lovely. His angular face, the way his eyes crinkled at the corners, and the way his eyebrows raised precariously when he looked surprised. His laugh, his voice, the way he smiled. Everything about him was the most perfect thing in the world, and no other guy measured up to him in her eyes. She loved everything about him, and she always would.

"Ahh, THE Teddy Lupin," she teased, a grin spreading across her face, her glances darting to his mouth and then back to those gorgeous grey eyes of his. "Lucky me." At that, she laughed a little, knowing truly how lucky she was, just to be with him now made her feel like the luckiest person alive.

"Women know best, handsome," she told him, the grin now in full-fledged brilliance. "Just go with anything we say, and we'll be happy." She was joking naturally. Just being with him made her happy. He didn't need to try to do that. Simply his prescence guaranteed that jump of her heart these days, and his voice was the only one she ever really wanted to hear.

She looked serious for a moment. "I think I always knew I'd end up with you," she mused, her bottle green eyes staring off for a moment into the distance. She focused on his face again before saying, "In the back of my mind. Can't imagine myself with anyone else." At his exclamation of love, she grinned and leaned in to give him the sort of kiss that takes your breath away. "And I love you too, Teddy."

The fact that he wasn't on his meds tonight made her happy. He was himself, which was a good thing. "Lovely," she said, her fingers again stroking his jaw line. "You're quite odd on meds, darling."</sub>

[Teddy Lupin]

Ted did not understand why she couldn't take his compliments. How she couldn't see that she was the most beautiful girl he'd ever seen. She seemed to think that Ted was the only one with eyes for her, but she see the guys who started at her either. Of course he did, because as soon as they passed he'd shoot them the most evil glare he could muster. Then again, that all seemed to die down when news of their engagement made it around the school. Although, as always, the professors seems oblivious to the fact.

Ted snorted as she called herself lucky. More like he was the lucky one. She could have anyone, anyone at all, especially after the way he treated her, yet she still took his side always. Even though her little brother hated his guts, with good reason he suppose, he was still chosen. "Lucky me." he murmured back, a grin matching her own plastered on his lips.

"Will do Chief." he chuckled, leaning his head back on the couch, eyes locked with hers. "I'm pretty sure I do that anyways. You know, the whole you tell me to jump and I say how high sort of ordeal." he laughed softly, but definetly wasn't joking. He would literally do anything for this girl, as he already tried to prove. When we say try, we mean Rosie wouldn't let him make an Unbreakable Vow. They got married instead. Or was sort of a win win deal, throwing the idea of the unbreakable vow completely away.

His grin turned into a warm smile as she told him that she always thought they'd end up together. "No one but you." he whispered across her lips before she gave him a breathtaking kiss. Truly did, since when she pulled away he found himself trying to catch his breathe. But, most of her kisses did that to him.

Her small fingers tracing his jaw was enough to calm him to put him to sleep. A lazy smile spread to his lips as she called him odd. "I may act odd, but it's completely necessary. I refuse to hurt people ever again." he said seriously, looking straight into her eyes, his filled with complete honesty. He had gone ballistic after hurting her from the moon's impact, same as he had when he went after Zane. He looked at his quizzically after a moment. "But you have to tell me, odd in which way?"