Harry Potter Fanfiction Harry Doesn't Forgive Ron Novels & Stories

During the rapid fall, that fragile embrace caught me. Though I couldn't feel it, I knew it was him. The young werewolf pressed his forehead against mine. His usually translucent face was now lit with a satisfied smile. "Carly, I love you." His voice echoed deep inside my soul. Then, his body began to dissolve. From his toes upward, he turned into shimmering particles, vanishing into the raging wind. Just before he disappeared completely, 18-year-old Ronan left me one last message. "Don't forgive him."

Granting his desire to see his dad was sacrifice enough, and I didn’t want to regret it. "Always remember that Dad loves you, alright?" Harry said, and I threw him a glare as he focused on Henry, who seemed suddenly delighted by his words. "I'm sorry for the harsh words I said to you earlier. Would you forgive me?" Henry asked, his gaze pleading. "Dad will always forgive you, handsome. You were right to feel that way, considering the pain I caused you," Harry said, his voice tinged with sadness. "It was unintentional, and I promise to make it up to you, alright?" I felt a shift in my expression as I watched them bond so quickly. Truly, they say blood is thicker.

"Harry, stop talking." Carwyn Levi lowered his voice. The always obedient Harry shook his head firmly and replied, "No! Harry wants his mother and Uncle Levi to get along! Harry wanted to tell his mother that Uncle Levi did everything. Uncle Levi really wants you back, can you forgive him?" Grainne knew Harry liked Carwyn Levi very much, she also knew Harry wanted Carwyn Levi to be his father. Looking at Harry's determined gaze, Grainne felt a little softened. She didn't have the heart to upset Harry again. "Okay, I'll forgive you!" Grainne didn't have the aura he'd imagined.

Reluctantly, Nicolas nodded, and they approached Harry. He fell to his knees, tears streaming down his face as he begged for their forgiveness. "I know what I did was unforgivable," he said, his voice barely above a whisper. "But I'm sorry. I'm so, so sorry. I never meant for any of this to happen." Nicolas glared down at him, his fists clenched in anger. "You destroyed our lives," he spat. "You don't deserve forgiveness." Scarlet's expression softened as she looked down at Harry. "We may never be able to forgive you completely," she said. "But we can try to move past this. We have to for our own sake."

If it weren't for the wall behind her, she would definitely fall down. "I'll explain it to my father." Harry didn't want to help her up, so he left. Loraine hugged Harry's leg and cried. "Harry, it's been so many years, why can't you forgive me..." Harry's eyes were cold and determined. He said, "When you lie to me, you should think of the consequences." Six years ago, she said that she had miscarried. He thought it was true. Even if he didn't love her, he wanted to take responsibility for her.

This time she wouldn't let him go this easily. Harry sighed with no hope. He knows that his sister would not forgive him this easily. Soham might won't say anything to him because of his greed but it's not the same for Serene. She is all out to fight. He has to pay or do something for her to gain her forgiveness for playing with both her and Soham. "Dad, I know both of you well. How can you talk about business at our family meeting." Serene pouted and fell back on her couch with a grumpy look.

"Yennifer, love, I understand your anger, but now is not the time to place blame. This is a test for both of you, and it's important to focus on Harry's well-being. He needs us right now." Yennifer wiped away her tears, her anger slowly subsiding. She looked into Nonna's eyes, searching for solace and guidance. "I don't know if I can forgive him, Nonna. I feel so hurt and betrayed." Nonna's voice held a gentle firmness as she spoke. "Forgiveness takes time, Yennifer. But remember, love and forgiveness can heal wounds that anger cannot. Harry needs his parents, even if they are apart. Let's focus on getting him through this, and then we can address the rest."

Margot mumbled and shook her head. Harry didn’t back down and went on with his poor acting. “I will break up with her if that’s what you want. I don’t care if she wouldn’t let me go, but I only wanted to be with you,” he lied, again. And Margot had enough of it. She was hoping he would reflect on his actions and properly apologize for what he did, then maybe she could forgive him and they could have a clean separation. But Harry was greedy. He didn’t just want Margot to understand his mistake but also wanted a second chance without doing anything to make it up to her.

My continues nightmares about that night was enough punishment for me, loosing Ron to it was going to kill me. I got on my feet after I made my firm decision and walked to the bed where Ron was sleeping, his face so calm and peaceful. I got to the bed and laid beside him, caressing his face gently so not to wake him up. I paid there on the bed, staring at Ron for hours and i only got to sleep at the early hours of the next day. I only hope that the man forgives me.

But I’m not ruling out having an actual relationship with my mother at the very least. I make my call to Ryann and I’m both surprised and pleased when she answers right away. She offers to meet up in an hour and we agree to meet at my bar. It won’t be open for ages yet, but that just means we can have a little privacy. I frantically skull my coffee and shower as fast as I can so I can get to the bar to meet them. After talking to my mum I’m feeling more determined than ever. I know I love Harry, he’s angry right now but I’m pretty sure he still loves me. I just have to figure out a way to earn his forgiveness and meeting Ryann is the first stage in that plan. "