Fire (Ginny/Astoria)
Title: Fire
Author:
digthewriter
Pairing: Ginny/Astoria
Rating: PG
Word Count: 300
Summary: Astoria reluctantly agrees to go on a coffee date with Ginny Weasley and reflects on her past life.
Notes: Divorced!Draco/Astoria. Background!Harry/Draco. Totally unbetaed. Written for rarepair_shorts WISHLIST EVENT.
She sat across from Ginny Weasley and tried not to stare but couldn't help herself. He loved her once, the way he loves her Draco now.
Her Draco.
Did she even have that claim?
She supposed she never actually had a claim on Draco. She'd always known what they had was temporary. Even after Scorpius was born. Draco'd been honourable enough to never be unfaithful to her. Physically, at least.
Emotionally? She had no idea how many years her husband had loved Harry Potter. And how many years Harry Potter had loved Draco Malfoy?
At least Ginny Weasley had the decent sense of not actually getting married. Of seeing what was obvious long before anyone else had.
"We could be friends," Ginny had said to Astoria when she'd asked her out for coffee. Astoria still wasn't quite sure why she'd actually said yes.
Perhaps she was intrigued by the fire. The fire that was so evident in Ginny Weasley. The fire that spoke volumes even if the woman sat stoic in front of her.
"So, are you going to say anything?" Ginny asked.
"What would you have me say?" Astoria replied.
Ginny reached over and took Astoria's hand in hers. "Perhaps, it's something I wish for us to do." He answer was so natural, her gaze so calm and cool on Astoria, it gave Astoria chills.
She had been interested in women that way but had never pursued it. Her parents would never allow it. But now they weren't here and she couldn't give a fuck what society'd think.
"You're quite forward, aren't you?"
Ginny smiled that brilliant smiled and sat back. "You say it like it's a bad thin."
"No," Astoria said, squeezing Ginny's hand. "Not a bad thing at all."
Later, Astoria discovered Ginny's kisses were fire too.
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Author:
digthewriter
Pairing: Ginny/Astoria
Rating: PG
Word Count: 300
Summary: Astoria reluctantly agrees to go on a coffee date with Ginny Weasley and reflects on her past life.
Notes: Divorced!Draco/Astoria. Background!Harry/Draco. Totally unbetaed. Written for rarepair_shorts WISHLIST EVENT.
She sat across from Ginny Weasley and tried not to stare but couldn't help herself. He loved her once, the way he loves her Draco now.
Her Draco.
Did she even have that claim?
She supposed she never actually had a claim on Draco. She'd always known what they had was temporary. Even after Scorpius was born. Draco'd been honourable enough to never be unfaithful to her. Physically, at least.
Emotionally? She had no idea how many years her husband had loved Harry Potter. And how many years Harry Potter had loved Draco Malfoy?
At least Ginny Weasley had the decent sense of not actually getting married. Of seeing what was obvious long before anyone else had.
"We could be friends," Ginny had said to Astoria when she'd asked her out for coffee. Astoria still wasn't quite sure why she'd actually said yes.
Perhaps she was intrigued by the fire. The fire that was so evident in Ginny Weasley. The fire that spoke volumes even if the woman sat stoic in front of her.
"So, are you going to say anything?" Ginny asked.
"What would you have me say?" Astoria replied.
Ginny reached over and took Astoria's hand in hers. "Perhaps, it's something I wish for us to do." He answer was so natural, her gaze so calm and cool on Astoria, it gave Astoria chills.
She had been interested in women that way but had never pursued it. Her parents would never allow it. But now they weren't here and she couldn't give a fuck what society'd think.
"You're quite forward, aren't you?"
Ginny smiled that brilliant smiled and sat back. "You say it like it's a bad thin."
"No," Astoria said, squeezing Ginny's hand. "Not a bad thing at all."
Later, Astoria discovered Ginny's kisses were fire too.
This entry was originally posted at http://digthewriter.dreamwidth.org/515777.html. Please comment anywhere you'd like. Thanks for reading