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Fulfilling a Destiny	By : Vampirezdarkgurl Category: Harry Potter Crossovers > Slash - Male/Male Views: 59294 -:- Recommendations : 1 -:- Currently Reading : 10
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Fulfilling A Destiny

Summary-Sequel to "A Friend For Life". Before the final battle Harry hears the ultimate betrayal and decides that he'd leave. Little does he know it's the start of his destiny.

Crossover- Crossover with Charmed.

pairing(s)- Wyatt/Harry, Lucius/Severus

Rating-Nc-17

Warning(s)- Mpreg, slash, Hermione, Dumbledore bashing, AU.

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Chapter Ten

It had been almost a full two weeks since Harry had been rescued from the dementors kiss by Wyatt and he had been avoiding the man as much as he could.

When Harry had been brought back to Halliwell manor he had wanted to do nothing more than run and hide from Wyatt until he could gather his nerves together and talk with him. But when he had heard that his parents and Sirius were there and waiting to talk with him, Harry decided to stay just a little longer.

Giving a shuddering breath, Harry walked up the stairs towards the attic trying to keep himself from passing out.

Stopping just before he reached the bottom of the steps, Harry took a deep breath and closed his eyes. Focusing on keeping his breath even and calming himself down, Harry didn't realized anyone had moved over to him until he felt arms wrap around his body.

Tensing up, Harry instinctively tried to pull away before he remembered that he was out of Azkaban and safe.

Wrapping his arms around the person in front of him, Harry just basked in the warm feelings for a few minutes before he looked up to see who was holding him.

"Hi Sirius." Harry whispered.

Smiling at him, Sirius gently pulled away and said, "Hi cub. Your parents thought it would be better if you saw me first."

Nodding, Harry tried to peer past Sirius and when that failed he said, "I think I'm ready to see them now."

"Alright." Sirius said wrapping an arm around Harry's waist. "Let's get over there then."

Allowing Sirius to lead him, Harry couldn't contain the shakes that were rattling his body. But whether they were from fear, anxiety, or anticipation he couldn't tell.

Before he could really try and decide which of the three it was, Harry heard a muffled cry and looked up towards the noise. There, standing in front of him, were his parents.

Giving them a wavering smile, Harry allowed himself to be pulled away from Sirius and into a group hug.

"My baby. You're so grown up." Lily whispered into his hair.

"Mum, dad, I'm sorry that you died." Harry said trying to repress the tears that wanted to fall.

"It wasn't your fault Harry. Never think that it was your fault." James said pulling away so he could look into Harry's eyes.

"But if Voldemort wasn't coming after me you wouldn't have died." Harry protested.

"Harry, if we hadn't allowed Dumbledore to pressure us into changing our secret keeper we would be here. It isn't your fault. You were just a baby at the time. Dumbledore, on the other hand, should have known, he probably did know, that that rat was working for Voldemort." James said. "Never blame yourself for what happened to us."

"But..."

"No, Harry. It wasn't your fault." Lily said using her fingers to lift Harry's head up. Looking his straight in the eyes she said, "Your father and I love you Harry. Never blame yourself for our deaths."

"Your mother is right Harry. Dumbledore knew that Severus would have to tell Voldemort about the prophecy lest he be revealed as our spy. Dumbledore knew that Pettigrew was a death eater and he still allowed him to be placed as our secret keeper. Never blame yourself for our deaths Harry. The only one that can be blamed is Dumbledore."

"Fine, maybe I can't be blamed for your deaths, but I can be for Sirius'." Harry said.

"No you can't Harry. I'm a grown man...even if I don't always act like it. But the point is that if I hadn't went to the ministry I would still be alive."

"But you went there because I was there." Harry protested.

"Yes, but you went there because Voldemort sent you those visions and you couldn't get in touch with me. If I had sent you owls letting you know that I was fine it wouldn't have happened. So stop trying to make us blame you for our deaths. You aren't to blame." Sirius said moving over to join his family.

Looking up towards the ceiling, Lily gave a sad sigh and said, "It's time for us to go back up. Harry you know how to call us down. Don't make us wait too long before we get to see you again." She said pulling him back into her arms.

"I won't. I miss you already." Harry said smiling.

"We miss you already too champ." James said grinning at him.

Patting Harry on the shoulder, Sirius moved back over to the circle of blue candles and stepped back inside instantly turning incorporeal again.

Sighing again, Lily ran her fingers over Harry's cheek before she allowed James to lead her back into the ring next to Sirius.

"Bye baby." She whispered before she gave a small wave.

Waving back, Harry frowned and watched as the three of them disappeared in a haze of white orbs that shot up into the ceiling.

Watching as the candles blew out by themselves, Harry made his way down the stairs and was instantly surrounded by Wyatt and his family.

Avoiding Wyatt's eyes, Harry said, "Thanks for saving me."

"It's no problem." Wyatt said trying to meet Harry's eyes.

"I'm really tired, so I'm just gonna head home and get some sleep."

"Alright...will you be heading to work tomorrow? I'd really like to talk to you before your classes."

"I'll probably be there." Harry said nodding. "If that's all I'll see you tomorrow. Goodnight." He added before he quickly apparated away.

Since then, Harry had been getting to his classes just as his students were and even put compulsion wards up around his classroom that would encourage Wyatt to remember something else that he had to do.

Even though compulsion wards were legal, Harry still felt bad about pushing Wyatt away, but he just didn't have the nerve to actually face Wyatt yet.

'You're acting like such a coward.' Harry said to himself as he worked in the new garden he was planting beside his house. So far he had a few different marigolds and lilies planted in honor of his mother and grandmother. He also had some black and purple petunias, but just because they were beautiful...the exact opposite of his spiteful aunt.

He loved this garden since, even though it was approaching mid October, the wards would protect the plants and keep them from withering in the cold air. The wards almost created an invisible greenhouse.

'Maybe I should just go and talk with him and get it over with.' Harry said to himself as he stood up and dusted his hands off on his old blue jeans.

"You've been avoiding me." Came Wyatt's voice from behind him.

"I know." Harry said turning around to face him. "I don't like the fact that you lied to me."

"I didn't lie to you." Wyatt protested.

"But you did. You apparently knew about the prophecy and about me being your mate, but you didn't feel the need to tell me."

"I wasn't lying to you...I mean yeah I probably should have told you that I knew especially after I heard you and your friend talking about it, but I didn't want you to get with me just because of the prophecy. I just wanted you to get together with me of your own free will....if you wanted to get together with me that is." Wyatt said looking at him with wide eyes.

"Alright so maybe you didn't lie to me, but I like being told the truth. I've had enough people lying and manipulating me." Harry said.

"I promise that from this point on I won't lie or withhold the truth from you."

"That's better, and I'm sorry that I've been avoiding you. So do you want to come in and have some lunch or something?" Harry asked.

"I've got a better idea. How about you go and clean up and then we go out to dinner and a movie?" Wyatt asked giving him a smile.

Smiling back, Harry said, "Alright. But I insist that you come in and have a drink or something while I get ready."

"You'll get no objections from me."

Shaking his head, Harry turned and made his way towards the house while pulling off his gloves.

Opening the back door, Harry stepped inside then moved aside so that Wyatt could come in.

"The fridge, as you can see, is right there. I have juice, bottled water, milk, anything really. Help yourself to what ever you want and I'll be back down in like five minutes." Harry said.

"Don't rush just because I'm here." Wyatt said moving to sit down at the island in the middle of the kitchen.

Giving him one last smile, Harry walked out of the room and up the staircase in the main archway.

Moving down the hallway, Harry quickly made it into his large bedroom and into the attached master bathroom.

Stripping out of his dirty clothes, Harry tossed them into the hamper by the sink and underneath the towel cupboard. Turning back to the large shower, Harry turned the hot water on full blast then barely turned the cold water on.

Climbing into the shower, Harry gave a groan of relief as the hot water sluiced over his aching muscles.

Quickly washing his body and hair, Harry turned off the water and wandlessly summoned a towel to him. Scrubbing the towel over his hair, Harry wrung out the excess water then tied the towel around his waist and made his way back into the bedroom.

Moving over to his closet, Harry flung the doors open and immediately turned to face the clothes hanging on the right side.

Reaching in, Harry pulled out a pair of skintight black leather pants and quickly struggled into them before looking for a shirt to go with the pants. After looking through his shirts, he finally settled on a white acromantula silk shirt.

Once he was sure that everything looked alright, Harry reached in and for the final part of his outfit, pulled out a pair of green and black dragonhide boots.

Grinning, Harry made sure that his clothes were straight and tight enough, even though he wouldn't admit that, then grabbed a pretty heavy black coat since it was cold outside.

Making sure that he had money in his wallet, Harry made his way out of the room and back into the kitchen.

Stepping into the room, Harry had to hide a grin when Wyatt's mouth dropped open at seeing him.

"I clean up pretty good don't I?" Harry asked teasingly.

"I don't know how I feel about others seeing you dressed like that." Wyatt admitted as his eyes roamed over Harry's body.

"Well I'm not going to change, but I promise that I'll turn anyone down that tries hitting on me." Harry said.

"I'm not afraid that any of them will be able to steal you away." Wyatt defended.

"Well then let's go."

"Alright." Wyatt said following Harry back outside and into the brisk air.

Wrapping an arm around Harry's waist, Wyatt closed his eyes and orbed them away and back to San Francisco.

"So is there any movie out that you wanted to see?" Wyatt asked when they landed beside the local Olive Garden.

"To be honest I don't know what movies are out." Harry said grinning at him.

"There's this new movie that just came out the other day that I wanted to check out. It's about magic." Wyatt said leaning closer before he added, "To be honest I want to see how close their idea of magic is to real magic."

"Oh yeah? What's it called?" Harry asked just as interested.

"It's called The Covenant. It's been said that it will be the highest pulling movie in the box office come the end of the first week."

"Well we can see that one when we're done eating. It does sound interesting." Harry agreed as the hostess came over to them.

"Hi just you two gentlemen this evening?" She asked giving them both lecherous leers.

Wrapping his arm around Harry's waist, Wyatt nodded and said, "Yep it's just the two of us on a date."

Repressing a sneer, the woman said, "Oh. Well then come this way and I'll show you two...gentlemen to your seats."

Giving a snort, Harry shared a grin with Wyatt and followed the woman to their table.

"Well looks like that's one person that won't be hitting on us anymore tonight." Wyatt whispered to Harry.

Suppressing his laughter, Harry took a seat at the table that the woman led them to near the window.

"Here's your table. Your waitress will be over shortly to take your order." She said coldly before she practically dropped their menus in front of them.

"I don't think her boss appreciated that very much." Wyatt said when he caught sight of a well dressed woman standing at the hostesses booth tapping her foot.

Following his line of sight, Harry flinched at the cold look that the hostess was shooting their way while her boss was talking to, most likely scolding, her.

"So what sounds good?" Harry asked turning to his menu.

"The grilled shrimp caprese sounds really delicious." Wyatt said while scanning over his menu.

"Oh that does look good." Harry said when he read what was in the dish. "Is that what you're going to get?"

"Yeah I think so. What about you? Did you see anything good?" Wyatt asked while turning to the drink section.

"Yeah. I'm going to go with the seafood Alfredo." Harry said.

"Some of these drinks look delicious." Wyatt said. "It's just too bad that I'm still a year away from being able to order and legally drink them."

"Hi what can I get for you guys?" A girl asked almost bouncing over to the table.

Harry had a feeling that if she had been chewing gum, she'd be constantly popping bubbles.

"Yeah. I'm going to get the seafood Alfredo and a peach iced tea." Harry said closing his menu.

"And I'm going to get the grilled shrimp caprese and a raspberry iced tea." Wyatt said handing the girl both of their menus.

"Great. Your drinks will be right out and your food will be out shortly too." She said smiling before she turned and walked towards the kitchens to drop of the order.

"Wow. She sure is peppy." Harry said grinning.

"She sure is. So I wanted to ask you how Chris has been doing in your class. Whenever I go to the Quidditch classes he always seems to be distracted." Wyatt said.

"He's been doing fine in my class, but to be honest I haven't talked to Draco or Ron lately so I don't know if he's been having any problems in their class. I've been so busy fixing up my house and teaching classes that I haven't had time for them." Harry admitted.

"I'm sure they understand. I wanted to ask, why are you staying in that house? Aren't you worried that that old man will try and attack you there again?" Wyatt asked getting a worried frown on his face.

"They were only able to get to me because the wards weren't in place. Now that the wards are up they won't be able to sneak up on me. I'm not going to let them chase me out of my home now that I've finally got one."

Holding his hands up off of the table, Wyatt said, "I wouldn't let them either. I just wanted to know if you felt safe there or if you were staying there so you didn't think you were imposing on the Malfoy's hospitality."

"I feel at home there, and hopefully my mate and kids will too one day." Harry said looking up at Wyatt through his eye lashes.

Smiling at him warmly, Wyatt said, "I'm sure we will."

Before Harry could respond the waitress returned with their drinks and their dinner.

"Here you guys are. If you need any more drinks or dessert before I make my way back over to you just signal me." She said.

Smiling, both Wyatt and Harry nodded and thanked her.

Digging into their meals, the two continued to make small talk and soon they were finishing and getting their bill.

"I'll get the bill." Wyatt said pulling his wallet out of his pocket.

"I can split the bill with you Wyatt." Harry said reaching for his own.

"No. I insist that you let me pay the whole thing. I asked you out on a date remember?"

"I don't want to make you pay the whole thing." Harry argued weakly.

"I insist." Wyatt said picking the bill up and placing his credit card on top of it.

"Then I insist that you let me pay for the movie." Harry said as the waitress came and picked up the bill to go and ring up the total.

"We'll see." Wyatt said grinning. Picking up his iced tea, Wyatt finished it off while waiting for the waitress.

"Yes, we will." Harry said following Wyatt's lead and finished off his own iced tea.

A few minutes later, the waitress came over and handed Wyatt his receipt and his card back.

"Thanks for stopping to eat with here. We hope to see you back again soon." She said before bouncing towards another of her tables.

Pocketing his wallet after putting his card away, Wyatt stood up and held his hand out to help Harry up from his seat.

Leading Harry through the thickening crowd or people waiting to eat, Wyatt breathed a sigh of relief once they hit the sidewalk.

Walking down the sidewalk towards the theater, Harry and Wyatt lapsed into a comfortable silence where they just basked in the others presence.

Before long they were standing in front of the box office and Wyatt was ordering, and paying, for the tickets for the next showing of their movie.

"I'm going to get back at you for this one of these days." Harry mumbled as he accepted his soda from the person behind the concession stand.

"I'm sure you will." Wyatt said with a grin as he took his own soda and credit card back from the guy. "But today, my lovely Harry, is not that day."

"Just you wait, when I meet with the American minister to discuss what we're going to do to Dumbledore I might just ask him to change the wards so you can't get through."

Leading Harry into their theater, Wyatt whispered, "You wouldn't do that to me...would you?"

"Maybe." Harry said with a grin.

"Well I'll just have to make you so happy that you'll forget to have him do that." Wyatt whispered placing his arm around the back of Harry's chair.

"You can try. Now shush the movies starting." Harry whispered leaning his head on Wyatt's shoulder.

Grinning down at him, Wyatt gave Harry's shoulder a squeeze then focused on the movie screen.

Nearly an hour and forty minutes later the end credits started to scroll up the screen and the lights slowly started to raise back to their normal setting.

"Well they weren't very close to real magic, but it was still an enjoyable movie." Harry said while they walked out of the theater and into the cold air.

While they walked, looking for an empty place so that Wyatt could orb, the two made small talk and continued to grow fonder of the other quickly.

Soon they had found a deserted alley and Wyatt pulled Harry gently into it and orbed away.

They landed right outside of Harry's new home on the reconstructed deck.

Looking around, Harry suddenly felt nervous even though he had just spent a few hours with Wyatt laughing and talking.

"I had a really good time." Harry said looking towards the ground.

"So did I. I'm glad that you agreed to come out with me." Wyatt said. "I should probably get home before my mom starts to get worried and sends Chris out looking for me."

"Oh. Alright." Harry said becoming disappointed.

"I'd like to kiss you...if that's alright with you." Wyatt said quickly.

"I'd like that." Harry said breaking out in a blush that spread across his face quickly.

Reaching out, Wyatt gently tilted Harry's face up and pressed their lips together in a chaste kiss. Before long their tongues were tangling together in a passionate kiss.

Pulling away, Harry gasped for breath and ran his fingers over his lips.

Grinning, Wyatt waited until he was breathing evenly and said, "Since tomorrow's Saturday how would you feel about hanging out and getting to know one another a little better."

"That'd be great. Why don't you come over at about noon. I'll even cook lunch for us." Harry said grinning.

"That's great. So I'll see you tomorrow at noon then." Wyatt said taking a few steps backwards.

"Yeah. See you tomorrow."

Grinning, Wyatt watched as Harry made his way into the house then pumped his fist into the air and gave a silent cheer.

Whistling, Wyatt orbed away and hoped that his mother wasn't going to pester him for details.

****END CHAPTER****

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