Harry Potter - Astoria/Pansy - Remember the day ...
Title: Remember the day ...
Fandom: Harry Potter
Pairing: Astoria/Pansy
Word Count: 250
Rating: G
Challenge/Prompt: Lesbian Pulp Fiction Titles - Encore
AN: inofficial sequel to It's for the best
Astoria watched how Scorpius got on the train, smiling proudly at the sight of her pretty seventeen-year-old son. Now his last year in Hogwarts began. How time went by.
She turned around, walking back to the car. She was alone; Draco had some work to do.
As if.
Astoria snorted. Oh, she knew exactly what kind of work. But the point she cared had long since passed. He could do whatever he wanted, and vice versa.
Lost in thoughts she walked around a corner - right into someone else.
“Gosh, I’m sorry, I- Pansy?”
“Hello, Astoria.”
The other woman wasn’t surprised at all, baffling Astoria even more. “What- I mean-” she stammered, making Pansy laugh out.
“What I’m doing here? Well, I have no brats myself I could sent off to school, if you think that.”
Astoria didn’t. In fact she knew that Pansy had no husband, no family of her own - and that she was supposed to be overseas. She had left shortly after they finished school, shortly after-
“No, actually I’m here for you. Remember that day we said good-bye?”
Astoria’s heartbeat increased. Of course she remembered. That had been the day Pansy broke her heart. Sure it was because of her betrothal to Draco they parted, but Astoria had never wanted that.
“Remember I said it was for the best?”
Astoria nodded.
“Well, I was wrong,” Pansy continued, and Astoria was never happier when the brunette took her into her arms and kissed her harder than ever before.
Fandom: Harry Potter
Pairing: Astoria/Pansy
Word Count: 250
Rating: G
Challenge/Prompt: Lesbian Pulp Fiction Titles - Encore
AN: inofficial sequel to It's for the best
Astoria watched how Scorpius got on the train, smiling proudly at the sight of her pretty seventeen-year-old son. Now his last year in Hogwarts began. How time went by.
She turned around, walking back to the car. She was alone; Draco had some work to do.
As if.
Astoria snorted. Oh, she knew exactly what kind of work. But the point she cared had long since passed. He could do whatever he wanted, and vice versa.
Lost in thoughts she walked around a corner - right into someone else.
“Gosh, I’m sorry, I- Pansy?”
“Hello, Astoria.”
The other woman wasn’t surprised at all, baffling Astoria even more. “What- I mean-” she stammered, making Pansy laugh out.
“What I’m doing here? Well, I have no brats myself I could sent off to school, if you think that.”
Astoria didn’t. In fact she knew that Pansy had no husband, no family of her own - and that she was supposed to be overseas. She had left shortly after they finished school, shortly after-
“No, actually I’m here for you. Remember that day we said good-bye?”
Astoria’s heartbeat increased. Of course she remembered. That had been the day Pansy broke her heart. Sure it was because of her betrothal to Draco they parted, but Astoria had never wanted that.
“Remember I said it was for the best?”
Astoria nodded.
“Well, I was wrong,” Pansy continued, and Astoria was never happier when the brunette took her into her arms and kissed her harder than ever before.