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Entry tags: | harry potter, james potter |
Who James and Harry Potter.
What Harry comes over to talk to his Dad about Ginny. Beers are had. AKA James Potter: Father of the Year!
When Sunday afternoon
Where The cottage of Teddy and James
Rating/Status PG (language) / Complete
Son, you outgrew my lap, but never my heart.
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James tossed his journal up in the air and caught it, and then he tossed it up in the air and missed it and it fell on the coffee table, nearly knocking over an empty cereal bowl that he'd left there the morning prior. He looked around sheepishly like he may get in trouble, but Teddy wasn't there, and he didn't live with Lily, which at stupid moments like these may have been a good thing.
Potter was pretty sure that he knew a thing or two about women, even if he still considered it damn near a miracle that he'd finally landed Evans. He'd been a popular student in school, and there had been quick a few, 'short-term' relationships before he'd finally won the ultimate prize that he'd been after since about fifth year. Lily was the best, and he couldn't even think about her without his heart swelling in size.
But that wasn't to say that he and Lily hadn't ever had problems. They'd had fights, he'd slept on the couch, and sometimes it wasn't over funny little jokes or rude things he'd said. Going through a war put a lot of strain on a relationship--going through a war with a pregnant wife added even more. There were days when he'd envied Sirius' freedom for not being tied down, and he was positive that there were days that Lily regretted marrying him at all. It didn't mean that they loved each other less, it just meant that they were normal.
Jamed hoped that he could offer some advice. It was something he longed to do. He wanted more than anything to be able to offer Harry something but he always felt like it was a bit ridiculous to think that he could. All the self-confidence in the world didn't make up for the fact that Harry was nearly twice his age, married for nearly two decades as opposed to four years, and he'd raised his kids which was something James never had the privilege of doing.
He threw himself onto the sofa and tucked his journal beneath one of the cushions. He'd already gotten beers from the fridge and sat them near by. The only thing missing from the equation was Harry and James was already tired of waiting for him. Patience was not one of his strong suits.