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“MaybeIshould.”Heturnstoleave,andthenhesitates,beausehedoesnothavetobeafraidanylonger.“ButIouldomebak.Later.Whenyou’vehadsometimetogetusedtotheideaof.”

Whenyou’vehadmoretimetobealone,iswhatheissaying.Whenyourealizethatyoureallydomissme.

Draowaitsamoment,buthisfatherdoesnotanswer.Andthat’sokay.Draoisn’ttheonethatneedssomeonetoareabouthim.

Chapter41

Harry

Theyarepakinguptoleave.

Hean’tbelieveit,holy.Eventhoughhehadbeentheonetosignthepapersfortheottage,apartofhimmusthavethoughtthatitwastoogoodtobeomereality,likehehadbeenlivinginhalfadaydreamforthesepastfewweeks.Harryhadspentsolonglivingalifewherehappyendingsareentthathemusthavebeenonstantlypreparinghimselffortheothershoetodrop,butnow,withonlyafewdaysuntilthemoveindate(andbeforeLunaandGinny’swedding)hefinallyisabletoaeptthathemightbegettinghishappyending.

“That’sitthen.”TherewasaloudrippingsoundasDraotapedoverthetopofthebox,lookingaroundthelivingroom.Hedespiseddoingthingsthemuggleway,butdespitehowmanytimeshehadtried(andMerlin,hadhetried,allstnight,thetapetwistingandbunhingandsometimesgettingsoedaroundDraothatHarryhadtoomeuthimoutofit),heouldn’tlevitatethetapedispenserinawaytogetittoylyoverthefoldsofthebox.“Didwegeteverything?”

“Ithinkso.”Draopikeduphisnotebookandleafedthroughituntilhefoundtherightpage.Hehadmadelistsforeveryroominthehouse.WhenRonsawit,hehadgivenalowwhistleandsaidthatitwasashamethatDraoandHermionehadn’tbeenfriendsbakinshool.Imaginethestudyshedules,Hehadmutteredwhentheirbakswereturned,andHarrythoughtthatthatwasagoodenoughreasonforthetwoofthemtoneverhavebeenallowedinthesameroomtogetherbakinshool,hadtheynothatedeahother.“Atothelist.”

“Andthelistisalwaysright.”Harrytuggedthenotebookoutofhishandandthrewitdownonthetable,distratinghimwithakiss,beauseifhedoesn’theadthisoffbeforeitstarts,Draowillspendtheeveninghekingandrehekingandrehekingtherehek,whimselfintosuhastatethatHarryhastorunthrougheverythingtheyhadpakedbeforeheanwalkawayfromtheboxes.“Itseemssmaller,now.Allpakedup.”

Thewholehousedid,really.HarryhadthoughtaboutturningitovertotheministrylikeDraohadsuggestedinthebeginning,turnitintosomesortofmuseum,buthedeidedagainstit,beausehedidnotthinkthatSiriuswouldhavelikedthat.Hisgodfather,whohadspenthiswholelifewantingnothingmorethantobreakfreeofthispe,wouldhavewantedtostrikeamathandburnthewholepedownhimself.Itfeltlikethebestwaytohonorhim,makingsurethatGrimmauldPedieswiththeoneswhohadlivedinit.

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