Harry Potter Fanfiction Dimension Travel Parents Alive Novels & Stories

I whispered in his ear. “From the day you let Claire take over the Sales Department, I knew those idiots would destroy everything.” The color drained from Harry's face. He reached for my wrist, but the moment he touched my skin, he flinched. It was ice cold. Had I always been this cold? He’d never noticed. “Do you know I've lived twice?" I pulled away and asked in a soft voice that only he could hear. “In the previous lifetime, you tied my parents to a drop tower ride to force me to sign the divorce papers. You killed my entire family."

She asked. "I don't know." He shrugged his shoulders. "Maybe it wasn't him," she said in her heart. "Why didn't you kill me? Don't you say my descendants are the biggest enemies of the vampire kingdom?" She spoke with a curious face. He replied, "Perhaps you will be useful for the coming war, and I would like to ask where your parents are?" "They were already dead, had a car accident, and fell into a gorge," she said. Everett asked again, "Are you sure they're dead? Mages won't die just by falling into the gorge."

She never thought about having a child either, so suddenly being told that she has a child, made her not only confused but also sigh in her head, because all she knows about children, are them being annoying all the time. “Nobody said you were, the bodies you are in, are the couple. They both died last night, the wife with a sudden heart attack and the husband, his brain died. The male lead will supposedly go to an orphanage a week later but we realized that it’s not for the benefit of this world, that he goes there, so you both are his parents now, good luck.” Nova said, disappearing from the room, in thin air, not giving them a chance to react.

When I got home, the floor was scattered with candles, and a candlelit dinner was waiting on the table. I met their hopeful stares with a blank face. "Don't forget to clean up afterward. I've already eaten, so go ahead without me." Liam suddenly grabbed my hand and looked up at me with pleading eyes. "Mom, Dad and I already bought the plane tickets. We're going to Costa Perila tomorrow." I had always wanted to visit Costa Perila. In the end, I figured I might as well see it before I leave this world. As for Jonah and Liam, I could just pretend they weren't there.

Together they walked toward the shimmering portal that would take them to the buffer dimension. Kai looked back once. Smiled. Then stepped through. Jamie followed. The portal closed behind them with a soft sound like reality sighing. He was gone. My son was gone. Living in another dimension with a being made of energy and impossible physics. The soul bond stretched thin. I felt it pull. Strain. But it did not break. Distance did not sever love. I just tested it. Around me, the pack dispersed. Returned to their lives. But our family stayed in the clearing. Staring at the empty space where Kai had stood moments before.

"But the energy she's releasing—" The monitors exploded. Every piece of technology in the building died instantly, rejected by my daughter's presence. We were delivering her by candlelight that kept changing colors based on which dimension was dominant. "I see her," Dimitri whispered against my shoulder, his bite never loosening. "Dark hair. She has dark hair like mine." Another push. The warehouse existed in twenty-three dimensions. I felt every supernatural being in existence turn toward Phoenix, drawn by the impossibility being born. Marcus materialized from shadow, his seven-souled form rippling with excitement. "The Reality Breaker comes. The chains between worlds grow thin."

My dad just appeared to me in some kind of astral projection and told me to move the stars. What does that even mean? Alec's arms tighten around me, and I lean into him. "Are you okay?" he asks softly. I shake my head, unable to speak. My mind is racing with questions, with doubts, with fears. But through it all, I feel a glimmer of hope. My dad is alive. And he believes in me. I remember the mushroom I touched when Alec and I first got to this dimension. How I heard my dad's voice. How he called out for help.

A ghost of a smile landed on his face and despite him wearing a mask, it felt like I could make out the shape of his lips. “You do understand you are not several kilometers but an entire dimension away from your pack. Your parents won’t even find your skeleton if they put their search team to work.” My lips flattened in a grim line. The Hollow Hills pack was on a parallel dimension of Earth and getting here was not a cakewalk. I heard once from Uncle Sky about how he and Aunt Jannet came to Hollow Hills once in search of something. All I gathered from what he shared was that the place was not suitable for living since things worked differently in this dimension.

She said, "Who's going to take care of your brother if you leave him all alone in the cruel cold world." My dad chipped in. "Don't worry we are not blaming you. Harry told us it wasn't your fault you weren't able to protect him." My mum said. "You've seen Harry," I said excitedly and my parents nodded. "I want to see him," I said looking at my parents. "Am sorry sweetie you can't see him until you are dead. Right now you are at the intersection between life and death." My mum said caressing my hair.

Noor had dressed up as Hermione Granger while Nadia had dressed up as Ginny Weasley. It was the most memorable family vacation they had ever had which sadly hadn't included their father and it was the start of more of his absence in their vacations. He had slowly began to withdraw himself from them, leaving their Dada to take care of them alone. And when she died, his absence became more prominent, leaving without a trace for months, popping back a few days and disappearing again leaving him to take care of his seven year old sister when he too needed someone to take care of him until one day, he returned with Jawahir in tow, announcing their marriage.