Harry Potter Fanfiction Parents Watch The Future Novels & Stories

He watches kids with their parents leaving the building and wonders how it feels like to have them by your side during your childhood. Harvey spots Leo with both parents leaving the building. Eden is talking to his teacher, who's all smiles as she must be happy with Leo's work. The kid looks the happiest among all. He holds his parents' hands and jumps and sings. Harvey can't help but smile at his cuteness, but at the same time, he feels a fit of slight jealousy haunt him. Harvey wants what Leo has, parents — well, at least a father — who cares about him. Henry understands what the Young Master is looking at and decides to slow down the car. He parks in front of the school building, and Harv

My mother makes three million dollars a month overseas, yet my monthly allowance is only ten dollars. When my father confronts her about it, they nearly get a divorce. My brother, Peter Thorne, takes pity on me and secretly gives me some money. However, he is punished for his actions. Hence, every time I get so hungry that my stomach feels like it's digesting itself, sheer resentment wells in me toward my mother. I hate her for being so ruthless and cruel, for giving birth to me yet being unwilling to take care of me. And then, one day, I receive a video call from myself ten years into the future. I eagerly ask, "How is life for me ten years from now? Did I finally cut off all ties with

There are only ten minutes left before the college application portal closes. I'm about to go to bed when my phone suddenly rings. The number is strange and untraceable. I answer. "Hello?" A hoarse male voice comes through the phone. "Adrian, your parents changed your college application!" I freeze, my heart skipping a beat. "Who are you?" I ask, my voice trembling. "I'm you, ten years from now." There is a crushing sense of despair in his voice. I don't believe him. "That's impossible!" He lets out a sigh. "Your brother bombed his exams, didn't he? Your parents changed your application to the same community college he applied to, all because they wanted to make him feel better. If y

Depressed and lonely? I can hear excited voices coming toward me and I stay tucked away where I am, waiting for them to pass. An idea forms in my head, though. The closer they come, everyone should still be in the building looking for their mate…So who the hell is out here? I sneak a peek around the corner, spying Harriet’s parents, walking with champagne flutes and holding hands. “Can you imagine it? A position of such status?” Harriet’s mom asks. “Mmm. I always had big dreams for her, but this? This is bigger than anything I could have dreamed.” Her dad agrees. “I do worry though…Is it wrong of us to encourage her to reject her mate?”

My parents… and my brother. Dylan pulls back, noticing the smile on my lips. His eyes narrow with curiosity. “What did you see?” he asks, his voice low, concerned. Ryan steps closer, his hand warm on my back, both of them waiting for an answer. I look up at him, then over at Ryan, my eyes wide with wonder. “I... I saw our future,” I whisper, a smile spreading across my face. “And it’s amazing.” My two mates smiled down at me, "Do tell us more," Ryan added, as the two smiled happily.

My father had the power to see the future, while my mother had the power to hear people's thoughts. She then giggled. "Oh, he is funny..." Mom said, pointing at Aelfred, and I laughed. Al must have thought about my dad's caveman attitude; my mother could have picked it up. "Yeah, I have seen her future, but that doesn't mean she won't be hurt in the middle of the journey." Dad pressed, and Mom nodded. "I died, and got back to you. I am sure that, with our help, she won't have to go to those extents," Mom said, and Dad shivered at the mention of that memory.

Yet instead of passing on, they remained behind as fading echoes of themselves, using what little strength they had left to watch over me. Hours passed while they searched for someone safe enough to trust. I watched the moment my parents saw those Ewan and Fiona looked at me with love instead of fear, and only then did they finally let go. The realization hollowed me out entirely. The ground beneath my feet was not merely a graveyard, it was the place where my parents sacrificed even their afterlife just to make sure I had a future. Tears slid silently down my face as I looked around us. “Where is Redward? How did it stay hidden for so long?”

His parents had made sure to drum that in his every head every single time. Stupiid people. He thought, facing his beautiful daughter, pushing all his focus on her, drowning the quest to kill Fayot behind his mind. After all, the bug was still in him. It wasn’t dead yet, just inactivated. “Good. Now you are listening.” Penny(Diana)(I would refer to her as Diana this time around, all through the book.) “I saw my mate at the party, Dad. I felt him so strong, but he couldn’t see me, or rather he didn’t get the mate bond. Why was that?”

The next morning, Rebecca and I showed up at Harry's house with the neighborhood committee. Harry's mom, Cameron Dawson, saw me and shrieked like she had seen a ghost. "Why are you here? Didn't Harry ask Ronald and the others to film you?" Harry's father, Michael Pate, didn't cover her mouth in time. He kicked her leg hard. "You idiot. Shut up!" Rebecca pointed at the two of them. "So you did know. Figures. With parents like you, no wonder Harry turned out the way he did." The commotion we caused walking into the village was loud enough that people started gathering to watch.

I couldn't help but smile, appreciating the glimpse into our potential future. Drawing her closer to me, I wrapped my arms around her, savouring the shared moment. The joyful laughter of the twins and the familial atmosphere surrounding us painted a picture of a future filled with love and family. As we watched Charlotte interact with Peter and Michael, I couldn't shake the feeling that our own journey into parenthood wouldn't be too far behind.