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Anything For You	By : lexiatel Category: Harry Potter AU/AR > Het - Male/Female Views: 7798 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: Harry Potter belongs to Jk Rowling, I do not make any profit in writing this story what so ever, I am just having some fun.

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Review Responses:
Starr:So happy you liked it, and found it 'hot', lol
Anon: Woot! So happy you found it perfect. And yes, those boys are going to have tones if fun! I always imagined that the Evans' were great people!

"Well?" Violet asked Lily and Severus when they stepped into her and Henry's new house that they had just bought to be closer to their family. They had not gave any thought in staying in South America (the place Severus had found them at). "Do you like it?"
Severus refrained from wrinkling his nose. The walls were orange with brown carpeting. The furniture, yellow with brown patterns. But it seemed in good shape. On the outside, the two story home was white with brown trimming with a decent sized porch; room for a small cookout. The lawn was perfectly manicured with hedges lining up the walk path from the sidewalk to the front stoop. Inside, was a cozy living room and a larger kitchen, two large bedrooms and a bathroom. Upstairs, where the colour scheme wasn't any better, was two more bedrooms and another bathroom.
"You just can't escape the 70s, can you?" Severus commented dryly.
Violet giggled. "Nope. The boys are out back with Henry."
Severus nodded. They'd only come for Harry, but he wasn't going to say that out loud.
The backyard was massive and fenced in with all sorts of toys and play equipment that would be in any seven year old boy's fantasy world. The Evans' took no limits when it came to spoiling their grandsons.
Dudley and Harry were shouting, standing up in a tree house. The tips of two bright green guns were sticking out of a glassless window.
"Grandpa!" Harry shouted.
"Come out!" Dudley added. "We've got you now!"
Little did the boys know, Henry was sneaking up behind them, hugging against the truck of the tree. With a loud roar, he made both boys jump and scream. The three started firing their guns then; florescent coloured foam balls flew everywhere. When a ball went flying toward Harry, he knocked it out of the way with his gun, and, out of the corner of his eye, he caught sight of his mother standing by the house with Severus and his grandmother.
"Mummy!" He shrieked excitedly and jumped out of the treehouse, causing Lily to scream out in horror. Severus' skin about jumped off of him from the sound, but before either of them could do anything, Harry's hands clasped around a hanging rope and he sunk down safely to the ground.
"Oh my Lord!" Lily gasped shakily, running to Harry who was doing to same to her. "You about scared me to death!"
Severus couldn't help matching the feeling. Lily's deafening scream had a lot to do with it though. He clenched his hands into fists at his sides to hide their shaking.
All Harry did was giggle. He hugged her tightly. "I missed you, Mum!"
"Oh, he does that all the time." Henry said as if it were no big deal. "He's a little monkey, aren't ya?"
Harry made a sound, mimicking a monkey's chatter, amusing his grandfather.
Henry's attention went to Dudley then, who peeked out the window of the treehouse. "Ah, Dudley, come down now. Game's over."
"I-I c-cant..."
"Just grab the rope like your cousin did."
"No!"
"Dud is afraid of heights." Harry informed his mother. "I told him not to go up there, but he thought that since I could do it, he could." The boy rolled his eyes.
Lily kissed her son on the forehead. "Did you have fun?"
"Yep! Dudley ate too much, then he got sick, and puked all over himself!" Harry laughed.
"There is nothing funny about someone being sick." Lily told her son sternly.
"But you should have seen his face! It was all green and yellow! I have never seen anything like it before! Besides, it serves him, Grandma told him to eat slower. He didn't of course. He thinks he knows everything." He then pulled from his mother, almost knowing that she was about to scold him and ran to Severus who had been silently observing the two.
"How many times did you kiss my Mum?" He asked with a grin.
Severus about choked. "That's none of your business!" He hissed, glancing around, hoping no one had heard the question. Violet had dissappeared inside, and Lily was shifting her attention from Harry and Severus to her father and Dudley.
"A lot then." Harry nodded. "Good!" He said approvingly and hugged the man. "I bet I had more fun than you though."
Severus doubted this, but said nothing, hiding a smirk that was trying very hard to paste to his lips.
"I got Dudley to eat the BBJBs." He whispered to Severus, glancing at his mother who was currently watching him.
"And just what are BBJBs?" Severus whispered back, indulging in Harry's fun.
"Berlie Bott's Jelly Beans of course!"
"Which flavour did he end up with?"
Harry giggled. "Blood."
Severus refrained from shuddering. That flavoured jelly bean was one of the worst, mainly because Severus always wondered if they used real human blood to make them or not. There was certainly a myth about that which had been floating around since even before his first year of attending Hogwarts.
"You know what he said about it?" Harry asked, his eyes growing wide.
"I do not, obviously." Severus answered dryly. "Since I was not there."
"He said it didn't taste too bad." Harry sent Dudley a look, who was now two knots down a second rope to the one Harry had used. Henry was still trying to coax the boy out of the tree. Lily had joined them at this point. "I think Dudley could be a vampire." Harry said distantly.
Severus snorted in derision. "He's not a vampire, Harry. His skin would be burning right now; from the daylight."
Harry shrugged. "Maybe he will be one later then." His attention was then nabbed by the plateful of biscuits that his grandmother was placing onto the lawn table. "Oh, Severus! Come on!" The boy grabbed his hand, his green eyes shining hungrily. "I asked Grandma to make your favourite. Vanilla maple."
Severus mouth began to water. Violet Evans' vanilla maple biscuits... He could not pass that up for a second.
* / *
"How was Harry?" Lily asked her mother when she was able to get a private word with the woman.
Violet mopped up the kitchen counter with a sponge. "He had a little trouble getting to sleep." She frowned. "Poor boy kept thinking you would never come back. Severus' suggested worked. Strange Magic put the boy to sleep quickly."
"That used to be my favourite song."
"And you drove me mad with it!" Violet laughed. "Anyway, he's Grandpa's little man. Harry and Henry are about inseparable."
"That's good. I always felt guilty that I wasn't the boy that Dad had always wanted." Lily sat herself down at the table.
"Oh, you made up for it. Tune was the princess, and you, the tomboy. Your father loves both his daughters. And so do I."
"Even if I was the witch." Lily chuckled uneasily. "I could never be normal, could I?"
Her mother shook her head. "Nope! I remember your sister screeching because you wouldn't let Henry squash the spiders in the closets."
"And use harmful mousetraps." Lily added. "Petunia thought varmints deserved an agonizing death."
"I preferred the live traps too."
"Lily," Severus stood in the kitchen doorway, his voice barely heard as he felt a bit guilty for interrupting. "We told Remus we'd have him over for dinner, and have yet to decide what to have."
He was ready to go home. Lily could tell. Even though her Mum and Dad were friendly, Muggle homes were not something he wished to stay in for very long, and Henry had a habit of showing off his bowling trophies. Severus wasn't interested in many sports, especially Muggle ones.
"Yes, we ought to get ourselves in gear." Lily agreed, standing up and walking to her mother to hug.
"Glad you had a good time." Violet kissed her cheek. "I hope to expect the announcement of my granddaughter soon!" She said once Lily had turned. Both Lily and Severus exchanged looks of embarrassment.
"Mother, that is unlikely to happen, since I used contraception potions."
"You what!?"
Ten minutes later, Severus collapsed onto the couch in their living room, setting a throw pillow over his face. He groaned, Violet's screeching about 'killing her granddaughter' echoed throughout his head. "Why? Why did you have to tell her that?"
"Did you really kill my sister?" Harry asked with huge, green, wide eyes.
Lily brushed his messy hair back. "No, your grandmother was simply overreacting." Lily reassured.
"Simply?" Severus shoved the pillow from his head, sending it toppling to the floor. "I am quite sure the entire world knew her opinion on the potions that you used to prevent a pregnancy! If that was a simple overreaction, I would hate to bloody see what she would do if you had an abortion!"
"Which I would never do by the way." Lily told him firmly.
"I didn't say that you would." He said flatly, put off by her tone.
"Good, because I wouldn't."
Severus sighed and closed his eyes. "I thought she was going to beat me to death with that spatula."
"She wouldn't do that." Lily said. "Her chances for a granddaughter would plummet drastically."
"Why don't you want to have a baby?" Harry spoke up. While Severus and Lily had been talking, he had started a game of Mario. The obnoxious sound of Mario jumping could faintly be heard as the boy goofed off, paying more attention to the adults than the game.
"We just got married, Harry." Severus leaned off the sofa, snatching the controller from Harry to play instead.
"So?" Harry asked, sitting next to Severus who had returned to the sofa.
"It's something we've decided." Lily informed. "We don't want to rush into things."
"If you had a little brother or sister, they'd take our time from you." Severus said, reasonably, finishing the level, and handing the controller back to Harry. "You wouldn't want that, would you?"
Harry thought about it for a few moments before he started playing the game. "I guess not." He shrugged. "But a little brother would be fun to have."
"What about a sister?" Lily pressed curiously.
Harry wrinkled his face. "Not a sister. A brother."
"A little girl would be nice." Lily sat back, thinking about it. "She could wear the cutest little dresses with teddy bears on them."
Severus rolled his eyes. "Like the ones you hated when you were little?"
"No. Cuter ones, of course."
"So the ones your sister was in? Merlin... You're going to turn my child into Petunia!" He muttered, abruptly standing up. "If I am cursed and I have a daughter, black is all that she'll be allowed to wear!"
"Severus!" Lily wailed, following him to the kitchen. "You can't put a little girl in black!"
"So you want her to look like the Stomach Settler potion?" He grumbled, pointing his wand to a tea kettle, not in the mood to wait until the water heated the muggle way.
Lily giggled. "Pepto Bismal."
"Pepto what?"
"Nothing." She waved her hand dismissively.
"I don't want a sister!" Harry called back to them. "Don't make me have one!"
"You aren't having neither!" Severus yelled back, before shipping from his tea cup, sighing heavily in comfort. His headache was melting away. "Much better." He murmured, sitting down at the table.
"Well, even if we did up having a baby, you can't choose what you get."
"Lily Flower, this topic is a complete waste of time. My potions are the best brewed around- no woman has ever reported a failure. If you take them as I directed, we will never have to worry about having a boy or a girl."
"But if we did, a girl wouldn't be so bad, would it?" She asked gently, taking his cup from him for a sip of her own.
Severus put his head into his hands. "We're not going to be like the Weasleys and pop out a bunch of babies until we get a girl, are we?"
Lily snorted. "Pop?! And what do you mean by 'we'?! It'll be me doing all the popping, mister!"
Severus' hands fell dramatically. "Have you ever been around a pregnant woman? "
"No, but neither have you?"
Severus nodded. "I have. Narcissa" he shuddered, conjuring up a potion. Better safe than sorry. He downed the liquid that would slow his 'swimmers'.
Lily crossed her arms, giving him a glare.
He stood, taking the woman into his arms for a hug. He kissed the nape of her neck. "Let's just enjoy being married before throwing another child into the mix. Harry deserves your attention right now. He's missed six years of his mother."
Lily nodded, finding his words reasonable. "But you know my mother won't ignore the subject."
Severus tilted his head. "Well, we could always hook Petunia up with someone, then some of the pressure could be lifted from us."
"Oh, Severus!" Lily gasped, slightly pushing him away. "That's awful!" But as she thought about it more, a grin crept to her face. "Actually, that's quite brilliant really."
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