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Standing Right Here

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This story is No. 1 in the series "The Wizarding Key". You may wish to read the series introduction first.

Summary: Dawn goes looking for purpose and finds a whole new world of possibilities and responsibilities

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Harry Potter > Dawn-CenteredHermionetobeFR151224,160913837,22431 Mar 115 Jun 11Yes

Epilogue: May 18th, 1986

Disclaimer: See Chapter 1
Story: Standing Right Here
Author: Hermionetobe
Crossover: BtVS/HP
Epilogue: May 18th, 1986

Dawn was exhausted and excited. In her arms slept a little girl, Jocelyn Ann Summers, her eyes were a steel blue, her hair black. She waited for Sirius to come back with Harry in tow.

The boy’s glasses were slipping down his nose as he attempted to get a closer look. Sirius picked him up and brought him closer.

“Harry,” he said, “this is Jocelyn.”

“She’s so small,” the boy pointed out.

“Yes she is,” Dawn said.

“Nicky Stripe has a little brother,” Harry told them, “he’s responsible for watching out for him.” He scrunched up his face as though thinking something out, “so is Jocelyn my little sister?”

Sirius smiled proudly. “Yes Harry.”

“And I have to help protect her and teach her magic and stuff?”

“Yeah,” Dawn smiled.

“Okay,” he leaned down and whispered to the sleeping baby, “I’ll always be seven years older and stronger than you. And I’ll always be standing right here to protect you and stuff. I’m your big brother.” Then he kissed the top of her head.

The End

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