On the day after Dumbledore's funeral, I woke up with a numbness. And morning sickness.
I walked downstairs. I got into the Dining room to see Remus reading the Daily Prophet. Of course, it was about Dumbledore's death.
I almost tripped as I came into the room which made Remus look up from the paper.
I think Tonks' clumsiness is rubbing off on me.
"Good morning", I said. I still sounded down. I mean, after what happened yesterday, can you blame me?
I had to say goodbye to Albus Dumbledore. I'll admit, sometimes I didn't agree with Dumbledore and I thought he was making terrible decisions, but that doesn't mean he wasn't like family. He was there for me at Hogwarts even though I was a Slytherin.
"Good morning, Hayles", Remus said.
"Where's Sirius and Tonks?" I asked.
"They're on a mission with Mad-eye. They should be back shortly. How are you feeling?" Remus asked.
"Sad and...this weird feeling of morning sickness", I said.
"I could make you some breakfast. Maybe-"
I turned away and started puking. When it had stopped, I leaned against the doorway.
"Haylie", Remus said. He stood up.
"It's probably the butterbeer I drank yesterday", I said. I cleared my throat. Part of me was hoping it wasn't another poison.
"Possibly. Come sit down. I'll make you breakfast", Remus said.
I sat at the table. "Or maybe it's grief. I always feel a sickness when I feel like everything is hopeless", I said.
Remus looked at me sadly. "I'm sorry, Haylie. I know this is hard for you. Is there anything I can do to help you?" He asked.
I shook my head. "Thank you, though", I said.
For the past few minutes, I thought about what could've made me sick. Then, I had an idea as to what it was.
My heart skipped a beat. There's no way. Is this even possible? I mean, I guess it is possible.
"Lupin", I said. I didn't mean to sound so panicked.
Remus came out of the kitchen. "What's wrong?" He asked.
"I...I think I'm...actually, I know that I'm uh...how do I say this?"
"Do you think you need to go to St. Mungo's?" Remus asked.
I nodded. "I'll get dressed", I said.
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After getting dressed, Remus and I went to St. Mungo's. I told the doctor what I thought might be the problem.
After taking a test, I laid in a hospital bed which gave me flashbacks to when I was poisoned.
"What do you think it is?" Remus asked.
"I have an idea and I'm not sure if I want to be right or wrong", I said. "I could be wrong though. I don't think it's another poison".
"What do you think it is?" Remus asked.
"I have a theory", Was my reply.
"Is it something I should be concerned about, Haylie?" Remus asked.
"No. I'm fine. Or, I believe I'm fine. Honestly. If I'm wrong, it really could be the Butterbeer from yesterday", I said.
I knew it was suspenseful for Remus because something was possibly wrong with me and he didn't know how to help me.
But I feel like it was more suspenseful for me because I didn't know how to feel if I was right or wrong.
The healer came back into the room. She looked at me. I felt my heart racing. I took a deep breath. If my theory was correct, I'm not sure if I would be happy or worried. Or both.
Finally, the healer spoke. "It's a positive".
I looked at her in shock. "What's a positive?" Remus asked. I didn't say anything. Remus looked at me. "Hayles, what's a positive?"
"Do you want me to tell him?" The Healer asked.
"I...I..." Not being able to get my words out, I nodded.
The Healer looked at Remus. "She's going to have a baby", she said.
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What shouldn't have been
AdventureHaylie Snape was an accidental birth when Severus Snape was 15. But she was still loved by her father and she was taught many spells. Now a young adult and graduated from Hogwarts, Haylie Snape returns to the school to assist her father in protectin...