My Lovely Family

A/N: I was working on Percy and Penelope's and for theirs I was hoping for something a little more special. Meaning, I'm going to need more time. SO, for the time being, I give you Bill!

"Oh man, you look so cute!" Bill mocked his youngest daughter Annie.

Annie looked up at her dad and rolled her eyes.

"Sure I do dad. Sure I do."

Annie ran upstairs to her room, Ginny's old room and grabbed a paper. She came running back downstairs.

"I forgot to give you this."

Bill took the sheet of paper.

"Trip to Hogsmeade? How come you didn't give me this when you got your Hogwarts letter?"

"Dad, I just saw you this morning. I haven't seen you since I received my letter."

"Oh," Bill pulled out his pen. "You promise to do well in Hogwarts?" He didn't wait for an answer.

"I now you are. Do me a favor; don't get in too much trouble."

Annie laughed.

Never once did Bill have a problem out of his daughter Annie. She was the youngest of three and was the second girl. Bill's children all had different mothers, but they never acted or were treated any different. Annie's mother was a Swahili princess that Bill had met up with when he was working in Gringotts in Africa. She had passed moments after giving birth to Annie, and the village had delivered Annie to him special delivery. Annie's mother, named Annan had a sister named Detrie who had taken over the tribe and she did not want the baby. It was as simple as that.

Bill had constantly told Annan of her famous mother and the story of how they met. He never told her the whole story of how she had arrived by Griffin on the doorsteps of The Burrow.

Even to this day, the Griffin carrying the baby was a shock to Molly. ("I never really thought Griffins were used to deliver babies.") Nevertheless, she told Bill of the delivery as soon as possible.

To think, he didn't even know Annan was dead. He had taken it pretty hard, but when he saw the bundle of the pretty brown baby before him, he had decided that all miracles could happen.

Annie had possessed magical powers and had shown early magic at the age of eighteen months. As soon as Mrs. Weasley saw her she knew that the baby was magical.

Annie gratefully took the form from Bill and smiled.

"Thanks dad," she whipped around and her long brown hair followed suit.

Bill smiled at her as she walked off in her white long sleeve shirt, blue jeans, and white canvas shoes.

Annie had Bill and Annan's smarts and cleverness. She was stubborn and passionate like her mother and was as free and open-minded as her dad. Bill had even gotten her ears pierced when she was only two months. There was a huge argument with Mrs. Weasley afterwards.

Bill lived with Mr. and Mrs. Weasley after he was transferred from the Gringotts in Egypt to Diagon Alley. He then met up with Aurora, the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher in Harry's seventh year.

They had fallen in love and become engaged Aurora had given birth to Tasmin a year later.

Bill swore that she would be the only woman she married. Their marriage only lasted for three years, because he lost Aurora in the fight against Voldemort.

Tasmin was exactly in Bill's image. He was tall, and had freckles all over his body. He had a knack for being different. And just like his dad, he had shoulder length hair. He had graduated from Hogwarts and was on an American Quidditch team called the Texas Tornadoes.

Tasmin was always telling his father about all the great games and the wild girls, he was coming to the Burrow on Christmas with his girlfriend Jessie. Tasmin was always trying to convince Oliver Wood to let all the countries all over the globe compete for the Quidditch World Cup.

Oliver Wood was the Head of the Magical Games and Sports department in the Ministry. He was thinking about this idea.

After Aurora was killed, Bill went into a sort of depression; one of his closest friends named Lydia was there to comfort him.

He always knew he had a friend in her and eventually Chloe showed up.

Maybe it was Bill's bad luck with a true soul mate, but Lydia told Bill that she was not ready for children.

Bill begged Lydia not to have an abortion and that he would take care of the baby and she would never worry about her.

Once Lydia saw little Chloe, she couldn't say no to those baby blues, so she took care of Chloe in the summers. Bill and her are still great friends, but she'll never ever be responsible enough to take care of a kid full time.

Chloe had just left Hogwarts and worked as a co-owner of Weasley Wizard Wheezes Joke Shop in Hogsmeade.

She was planning on becoming an Auror and she was going through training.

Chloe had long auburn hair and looked like her mother. She was tall and slender. She had a deep passion for fighting the good fight. She was as stubborn as a mule and as smart as...she was extremely smart.

She graduated Head Girl of her year.

So, Bill was here to pick up Annie. It was like this every year, he worked so hard at Gringotts that they gave him the day the Hogwarts Express came to town off.

Bill looked up the stairs and smiled.

It took them forever to finally get Mrs. Weasley to give in to change the living environment in the Burrow.

All the boys and Ginny and Hermione volunteered in building a new Burrow. Mr. Weasley had won a lump sum in the Witch Weekly's lottery contest.

Since, he no longer had children to provide money for; they all chipped in with money of their own and built a new Burrow.

It was still three stories high, but it did look like a house that wouldn't fall in.

It was always home though. It would always be the Burrow.

"You shouldn't let her dress like that," Mrs. Weasley broke into Bill's thoughts.

"Mum, no one cares about how she dresses. Everyone dresses the same at Hogwarts anyway. If she's comfortable with this, she's got my vote. She could wear pink plastic pumps if she wanted to."

Bill avoided his mother's eyes and went to the kitchen.

"Great. Breakfast." Bill reached into someone's plate and grabbed a piece of bacon.

Annie came running downstairs and past Mrs. Weasley and straight to the kitchen.

"Are you sure there's a girl somewhere in that body?" Mrs. Weasley had a look of shock by Annie's almost knocking her over.

Annie dangled her earrings," I have on these."

Bill grabbed her arm and shook his head.

"What?" Annie mouthed.

Mrs. Weasley stood in the kitchen doorway with her hands on her hips. There was just a hint of gray in her hair. She had developed it over the years from all the chaos Ron and Ginny had gotten into with Harry and Hermione, and all the hard times and struggles of Voldemort.

"You know your father had an earring when he was younger. It's only for girls, you say. And what about you? You're only a baby. What are you doing with earrings yourself? I figure if you're going to wear earrings, you might as well wear dresses. Which reminds me..."

Annie smiled," Nana-Molly..." she kissed Mrs. Weasley on the cheek.

Mrs. Weasley smiled back at her," You're such a dear." She sat down at the table across from them.

Bill looked up horror struck at Annie.

He mouthed, "How did you do that?"

Annie stuck out her tongue.

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Bill had only walked Annie through the platform once and that was in her first year.

So, keeping up with the routine...

"Annan, don't get too wild and crazy when you see Chloe at Hogsmeade, okay?"

Annie laughed," Dad, I'm not wild and crazy. That's Tasmin's job."

"Yeah," he said quietly.

"All right trooper, have fun."

He kissed Annie on the forehead and she smiled.

"Oh, before you go, tell me how you do that thing with your grandmother."

"Oh dad!" Annie rolled her eyes and pushed her cart through the platform.

Bill sighed and looked around to see if anyone saw a small girl running through a platform. They hadn't.

He sighed and made his way to and decided to go to Gringotts.