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A second chance to get it right	By : KusanoSaku Category: Harry Potter > Het - Male/Female > Hermione/Fred Views: 6059 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I don't own the Harry Potter franchise so I'm not making any money writing this. If I did, Ginny would have died instead of Fred.

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Title: A second chance to get it right
Pairings: Fremione, SeamusxGeorge, DennisxAstoria, BillxFluer, OliverxPercy, ViktorxCharlie and references to DracoxHarryxBlaise, MichaelxGinny and RonxLavender
Rating: M
Summary: Side-fic to Be Careful What You Wish For. Follows Fremione and SeamusxGeorge's second chance at love. The rebirth of WWW and their growing families.

Chapter
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Fred decided to take Hermione to that shop Fleur mentioned the other day. He could definitely afford it and only the best for his girl.
It was a famous baby store in Paris and well Hermione had mentioned being able to speak French since she spent a summer there.
He was up early, kissing her neck and covering her so she couldn’t catch a cold.
He slipped into the shower and bathed quickly before making breakfast.
He boiled water for tea, made fresh lemonade and fixed strawberry French toast. He also made a pan of scrambled eggs.
Hermione tore into the bathroom and Fred sighed, picking up the anti-nausea potion.
He knelt behind her and tied her hair up out of the way while he rubbed her back. “It’s fine. Just nerves.”
Hermione wretched again and then leaned back against him, “You’d think this far along and I’d be fine.”
“Your morning sickness must just be late in coming. You didn’t start noticing it until recently right?”
Hermione nodded.
She washed her mouth out and groaned, “I hate being ill.”
Fred chuckled, “Everyone does. Here.” He handed her the potion that would settle her stomach.
Hermione swallowed it and then let him guide her to the table where he handed her to the table and poured her ginger tea.
“Sip it slow. Once your stomach settles you can see what you’re hungry for. If you don’t like any of this I can make something else.” Fred smirked.
Hermione nodded slowly, snipping at her tea before adding a piece of strawberry covered French toast and some eggs to her plate.
They ate companionably with Fred telling her rousing stories of his and George’s pranks before Hermione started at Hogwarts.
Hermione giggled, laughed and chuckled, “Half of that can’t be true. You must be making it up.”
“Really. We forked the Marauder’s map neat as butter right under old Fitch’s nose. We managed to trap Mrs. Norris in suits of armour lots of times to get Peeves in trouble. He didn’t care he hated that cat. He lived to torment old Fitch same as us.”
Hermione shook her head, “You’re incorrigible.”
Fred smirked, “Of course and our sons will be just as adventurous.”
“I’m glad it’s a girl.” Hermione let out a sigh of relief
“If they’re like Tonks you wouldn’t get off that easily.” Fred pulled her close tossing the floo powder in accordance to his words, “Rue de Leon, Paris.”
Hermione held her stomach only barely, “Apparently, I’m a little intolerant.”
Fred took her arm like a gentleman and led her towards a large building, with a sign that read Charlene’s.
Hermione had never seen a shop like it; it was filled with baby things.
It was a crib set with roses that caught her eye…
The package had floral prints in a pink and cream palette make the Bella Rosa Crib Bedding Set lovely. It would turn a nursery into an English garden inspired room. It had Roses, polka dots and tiny stripes that would create the ultimate girly crib bedding.
The Bumper was made from Bella Rosa fabric paired with Taffeta in Cream & trimmed in Thin Green & White Stripe ruffle. Piping & ties were made from Taffeta in Honeysuckle fabric. There was a Fitted Sheet that was Lil Pink Dottie. The Crib Skirt was tailored Thin Green & White Stripe trimmed with Pink Pom Poms and a 3 inch ruffled band of Taffeta in Cream fabric with a 17 inch drop. The Blanket-like the sheet was Lil' Pink Dottie piped in Bella Rosa fabric and accented with a Thin Green & White Stripe ruffle.
There was an optional Lil Pink Dottie changing pad cover that she adored and Bella Rosa curtains.
There was a lovely crème rug decorated with blue, green and pink roses that just begged to be purchased for their daughter.
Fred noticed a chocolate and rose-coloured sling decorated with flowers. He held it out to Hermione, “Would this be good?”
Hermione examined the package, “I suppose it would. After all I can’t carry her physically all day. It would also keep her close in case she was hungry. I’ll be in the office most of the day most likely and it would be wise.”
They oohed and aahed over a colourful and girly gorgeous Leaves Rocking Infant Seat that had a touch of the tropics. It seemed a perfect fit colour-wise with elements from nature portrayed in bright greens, pinks, and corals. The colours matched well with her rose-themed room.
While they couldn’t find a Moses basket they liked that perfectly matched the nursery or the rocking seat, they both fell for an pink and green paisley one with a pink, white and green striped ruffle that came with a removable duvet style bumper insert, a pillow-sham like sheet, basket pad and cuddly blanket complete this set.
They found a lovely wrought iron crib that had a gazebo like top that would pair nicely with the rose garden themed room they had planned.
There was also a washable changing pad that was a mint green that would be covered with the cover.
They picked out a variety of colours in the Rumbleroos line of cloth diapers; Hermione was against wasting money or buying disposables because it was bad for the environment.
Fred knew Molly had used cloth diapers so he didn’t really know much about other options.
They looked at a variety of bathing seats and miniature bath tubs but they all looked so uncomfortable that it left them frowning.
Fred noticed the flower shaped object and read its description aloud, “Handmade from materials that are charmed to dry quickly, cradle the baby gently and be comfortable. The Blooming Bath's petals are designed to hug any sink to create a safe, fun and convenient bath time experience for your most precious possession. Blooming Bath’s made to cradle and cushion your baby like no other baby tub can. Forget about those hard plastic baby bathtubs or baby bath seats that are uncomfortable and don't cradle your child during bath time. It’s a unique, easy, hassle-free experience that allows you to enjoy those special moments bathing your infant.
Using and caring for a Blooming Bath couldn’t be easier. Push it into your sink and it creates the perfect cushioned cradle to wash your baby. When you're finished, gently squeeze out the excess water and use the hangtag on the back; your Blooming Bath will be dry in no time.
He held it out to Hermione, “What do you think?”
Hermione examined it, smiling, “I like it.”
Fred picked up the pink one, “Well it’s a bit brighter then I would like but it will do.”
They then picked out dresses, tights, sweaters, stockings, skirts, blouses, hats, coats, capes, shorts, nightgowns and such.
The clothes piled up as Hermione and Fred found outfits for Roslyn.
Fred noticed Hermione looked tired and decided to call it a day, “Come on ‘Mione, let’s go home. You’re tired and could probably do with a snack and a nap.”
Hermione blushed, “I’m not that tired.”
Fred nodded, “Yes you are. It’s alright to admit it. It is perfectly natural to be tired whilst pregnant.”
They quickly paid for the items and Fred made the arrangements for a packing portkey to be delivered to the shop in Diagon Alley.

Then he flooed Hermione to the shop, a mixed fruit smoothie and a potion later she was curled up on the settee with a blanket. He brushed her hair with his lips, “Rest. I’m going to be in the shop. Send your patronus if you need me.”
She blushed nodding, “Alright.”
“Rest well.”
Hermione drifted off dreaming about roses and babies.

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