Time Turner * Sirius Black✔️

9 4 * eleven years later and her happy ending

"CAN YOU GO any slower, Harry?" Bonnie murmured, nudging the bespectacled mini-James forward. "Brinley isn't even going this term, and she's already through the wall," Bonnie teased, watching his scowl transform into a small smile at the mention of Brinley Black.

"Sorry, Bonnie," Harry Potter said with a light blush. "Just nervous. Watch how she'll be next term!"

"She'll be too excited to finally be in school with you to care," Bonnie whispered just as they reached the wall.

Harry sighed, looking around.

Bonnie checked her watch with a light scowl before she heard, "WE'RE HERE!" being shouted. "DON'T GO THROUGH YET!"

Bonnie laughed at James's disheveled appearance, tugging a very pregnant Lily Potter behind him. Bonnie let out a sigh of relief that mimicked Harry's when he saw his parents.

"Sorry, baby," Lily said after letting out a very large breath. "The doctor appointment ran over. You'll have your sister soon."

"Will they let me come home to meet her?" Harry asked, his bright green eyes stared into his mother's eyes that were the same.

Lily caressed his cheek. "Professor McGonagall will."

"Yeah, Minnie loves us," James said with a smirk. He looked to Bonnie. "You can go in to meet your hubby. We'll take him from here."

Bonnie nodded with a grin. She was about to run through the wall when she heard, "This place! Always packed with Muggles!" being yelled.

"I'm going to wait a moment. You lot go," Bonnie said with a smirk. "The Weasley clan has arrived."

James and Lily laughed before placing one hand on Harry's trunk and the other on a shoulder. All three ran through the wall together, as it always should have been.

"BEANIE!"

Bonnie beamed further when two identical red-heads pushed their trunks aside to barrel into Bonnie's figure. She held them close. "Hey, Freddie. Georgie. What is it, third year?"

"Yes," the responded together after backing away when they heard their mother scolding Ron for walking too slow. Fred grinned down at Bonnie (yes, the pair were taller than her now) and said, "Mum's so worried Ron and Harry will end up in different houses."

George nodded. "Worries too much about Ickle-Ronniekins, she does."

"You better take care of him," Bonnie warned before turning to greet Molly, Ginny, and Ron. Molly pulled her into a hug. "I'll see you lot inside. I have to find my husband before he destroys the train looking for Remus."

She grinned at the twins once more before walking through the wall between platforms nine and ten. She took a deep breath, glad to see the train after all these years. Looking around, she saw the messy locks of James Potter, so she moved to follow that, hoping to find her husband.

"Bonnie! Hey!" Bonnie turned to see Regulus and Marlene Black, helping their only son, Leo, with his trunk. Marlene had called for her.

"Where's my brother?" Regulus asked with a quirked brow.

"Trying and failing to find him, actually," Bonnie said with a slight laugh. "You're tall. Is he by James down there?"

Regulus looked around before his eyes zeroed in on the messy ebony hair of his brother. "Yup. Right this way."

Bonnie walked with the trio, sighing in relief when she heard her daughter's call. "Mummy! Can't I go this year with Harry!?"

James and Sirius grinned wildly at the comment.