Disclaimer- J.K Rowling is the creator of the magical world of Harry Potter. I just like to manipulate the characters into doing what I want.

"Gryffindor!" the sorting hat announced. I smiled and clapped my hands. Little Margaret Longbottom hopped off the stool and joined us. Her sister, Alice, hugged her and we went back to watching the next boy get sorted.

It was the start of my seventh year. Of course, I remembered being sorted like it was yesterday. The whispering voice of the hat in my head had startled me in the beginning. It seemed like my sorting took ages. The hat thought I'd do well in Ravenclaw; Dad wasn't the only one who thought I had 'inherited my mother's brains'. However, the hat also saw the same thing in me that it had seen in my parents, and practically the rest of my family. So I was sent to Gryffindor.

So I joined my cousins at the Gryffindor table. Albus had been so happy when he was sorted there. I almost didn't notice the boy sitting next to him until he formally introduced himself to me.

"Hello, I'm Scorpius Malfoy," said the pale, blonde boy.

"Rose Weasley," I introduced myself, but my dad's words echoed throughout my head. 'Don't get too friendly with him though, Rosie.' So I didn't. As Albus and Scorpius bonded over pudding I sat and ate quietly. Once I reached the girls' dormitory I saw Alice Longbottom. I knew her from occasional visits that occurred between her parents and my own, but we weren't exactly close. However, we clung to each other and a strong friendship blossomed.

By Christmas break I was feeling sad. Sure I had Alice and plenty of other new friends, but I missed Albus. Alice wouldn't be on the train since her father was a Hogwarts professor and her mother the landlady of the Leaky Cauldron. So I sat alone in a compartment; until Albus popped in.

"These seats taken? Everywhere else is full," Al said. I shook my head 'no' and my cousin came in. Scorpius Malfoy followed close behind. I sat and hardly said anything. I just watched as Al talked to Scorpius about things that I used to talk to me about.

"I still can't believe my dad hasn't disowned me," Scorpius was saying. I began thinking about what I knew of the Malfoys. They were purebloods and had not played the good guys during the war. They also had a history of being in Slytherin. If Scorpius Malfoy was in Gryffindor and not Slytherin, he couldn't be too bad, right?

After that I engaged myself in the conversation. I actually enjoyed the train ride. I had my cousin back and was starting to make a new friend. I didn't tell my dad about Scorpius right away though. He only found out we were friends at the end of first year. We got of the train and Scorpius hugged me goodbye and walked over to where his parents waited for him. Dad happened to see it so I told him Scorpius and I were friends; and we still are.

"Rosie! Stop day dreaming," Al said, his elbow jabbing me in the side. I looked up to see that the crowd of first years had gotten much smaller. Scorpius sat across from me and smirked. Alice was still busy fussing over Margaret.

"You might miss the food if you're head is up in the clouds," Albus teased me.

"Rose? Miss food? Ha!" Scorpius said. I glared at him, made sure no innocent first years were paying attention and then I gave him the finger.

"Look, Scorp, you made her face redder than her hair." I slapped Albus on the arm and huffed.

"My hair isn't that red." I said. It was true, over time my hair had gotten much less redder than it had been when I was young.

"Yes it is," Alice said.

"Oh now you pay attention," I said and she laughed. Headmistress McGonagall made a speech and then, the food appeared. The first years oh-ed and ah-ed before the eagerly dug in. I started putting things on my plate and when I looked up Scorpius was smirking again. I kicked him before looking around the Great Hall.

I noticed my brother Hugo sitting at the Hufflepuff table with Alice's brother, Frank. Over at Ravenclaw was my cousin Lily and with her were Lorcan and Lysander. Lily and Lorcan seemed to be flirting. I glanced at Albus and noticed that he saw it too. I shoved him playfully and said, "Lighten up, Al." He grumbled and looked down at his plate.

Across the room, sitting at Slytherin was Quincy Avery. He wiggled his eyebrows at me and I scowled. Avery was scum and everyone knew it. Like Scorpius he had Death Eater relatives. Unlike Scorpius, he seemed proud about it. He acted arrogant, as if he was entitled to something. I hated him.

Scorpius looked over his shoulder and saw Avery. When he looked back at me his face was red and anger was in his eyes. "I'm going to kill that kid," he muttered.

"Don't, Scorpius." I sighed and went back to eating. Letting Avery getting a rise out of you was stupid. However, whenever Avery was around Scorpius quickly became furious. I don't know what it was.

"I should knock him off his bloody broom." Scorpius was ranting under his breath and the comment made me snicker. Al and Scorpius were both on the Quidditch team. Albus was a Seeker, just like Uncle Harry, but Scorpius was a Chaser. Even though it was the job of the Beater to try to knock down other players with the Bludger, Scorpius did his fair share of dirty work.

"You're better than him, Scorpius," Albus piped in. I was surprised he was even paying attention; he had been so busy stuffing his mouth full.

"Plus you don't want detention." I added. Scorpius just grumbled and started eating his peas. I looked at my friend and smiled. I wouldn't exactly mind if he taught Avery a lesson.

~*!*~

"See you later Rose!" Alice yelled as she was pulled away from me by Albus. I eyed the too of them and shook my head. It was only a month into the school year and they were already sneaking away. They could try and act like they just study when they go off together but I know what they do. Those two have liked each other since first year.

"Leave me to study by myself," I grumbled as I headed toward the library. I found a table in the back. It was a secluded place that I found back during fourth year. Hardly anyone ever used the books in that area; it was the perfect place to be alone.

"Psst, Rosie, wake up." I opened my eyes and looked around. My head had been on the table and I wondered how long I had been like that. I wiped some drool off my chin and looked up at Scorpius. He had an amused expression on his face and I rolled my eyes.

"Sit down, stupid," I said as I started cleaning up my books. I looked around and noticed that the sky had darkened. The library was much quieter than it had been when I arrived and I wondered what time it could be.

"You missed dinner. I thought I'd find you here," Scorpius leaned back in the seat across from me and looked around at the shelves.

"I was asleep," I said. I didn't know why I said it. He knew I had been sleeping; I think I just needed to clarify it with myself.

"Yep. So it's Prince Scorp to the rescue. I brought you soup." He pointed to a bowl of soup on the table and I tried not to laugh. Scorpius handed me a spoon and I quietly ate the soup he brought.

"So why'd you fall asleep anyway?"

"I didn't sleep well last night."

"Wait! Don't tell me," Scorpius pulled one of my books toward him and looked at it. "Ah, I knew it. You were studying potions and that's why you fell asleep."

"Potions class isn't that bad."

"You're right; it's horrid." I laughed, Scorpius was being ridiculous.

"Come on, Rose, I'll walk you back to the common room."

"How chivalrous of you." I cleaned up the rest of my things and we left the library. We walked to the common room, taking our time and chatting about classes.

"Alice and Albus went off somewhere. I bet they went to the room of requirement," I told Scorpius; he shuddered.

"I can't imagine what they would be doing that would require a whole new room for." I laughed and smacked his arm.

"Stop, I don't want the images in my head!"

"Al and Alice sitting in a tree. K-i-s-s-i-n-g," Scorpius sang. A small group of kids that were probably first or second year passed by us and gave us weird looks.

"It's all the studying, it makes you crazy," I said with a shrug and they ran off.

"Rose Weasley, you actually said something mean," Scorpius gasped.

"What are you talking about? That wasn't mean!"

"You scared the hell out of those firsties!"

"Give me break." I rolled my eyes at him and shifted my books in my arms.

"Here." Scorpius took my books from me and I eyed him suspiciously.

"What are you doing?"

"You said 'give me a break' so I'm holding your books for you." I started laughing; that hadn't been what I meant and Scorpius knew it. However, if he wanted to carry my books, than I wouldn't stop him.

~*!*~

"I'm going to bed, Rose," Alice said. It was almost time for Christmas break. I was trying to get some things done but I kept getting distracted. I'm not trying to day dream, it's just happening.

"Good night, Alice," I said. Almost everyone in the Gryffindor common room had gone to bed. In two days many of us are taking the Hogwarts Express home for the holiday. I sit on the couch and stare into the fire.

Things have been different lately. Alice and Albus finally announced that they're in an actual relationship. No more sneaking away when they think we're not looking. Now, they just snog in public. I think it's sweet that they're together. It's about time.

Scorpius fought with Avery twice in the past week. The first time, Avery had said something snarky when Scorpius and I walked past. I barely even heard him over the crowd of students, but Scorpius turned around and confronted him.

"What did you say?" Scorpius asked him. It wasn't even an option to answer; anyone who heard could tell that it was a demand.

"I said, are you having a nice time cavorting with the likes of that?" I watched Scorpius stare at Avery and I tried not to shudder. I had received that look from Scorpius a few times before.

"You don't speak to her that way." Scorpius narrowed his eyes. I put a hand on his arm and looked up at him.

"Don't Scorpius, he's not worth it," I said.

"I'll speak to her however I want." I narrowed my eyes at Avery; he wasn't helping himself by continuing to instigate Scorpius.

"You're just angry because she doesn't like you," Scorpius retorted. The gathering crowd of students chuckled and Avery's face reddened.

"Why would I want that bitch to like me?" Avery shot back. Everyone gasped and I felt their eyes on me. They know I'm not a bitch. I'm always nice to everyone I meet; I say hello to everyone when I pass them in the hall, despite their year and house.

"Break it up!" I looked over and saw Albus, Head Boy of Gryffindor, standing there and glaring at anyone who dared look him in the eye. "Everyone leave before I get a teacher." With that everyone scattered and a physical fight was avoided. That night Alice held me while I cried. I had never been called that before and it hurt more than I was willing to admit.

Two days later was when the real fight happened. Scorpius and I were walking up the marble staircase to the first floor. We had been with Alice and Albus in the Great Hall, but when they starting getting romantic we decided to leave. When we got to the landing I saw Avery and a couple of his friends heading toward us. I made a mental note to ignore him, and I would've if he hadn't grabbed my ass. I gasped and heard Avery and his friends snickering. I turned around, shocked and looked at him.

"What happened, Rose?" Scorpius asked. His legs were longer than mine and he happened to be a bit ahead when Avery walked by. He hadn't seen what happened.

"He- Avery… h-he, grabbed m- grabbed my ass," I was stuttering, not sure of how to say it, but it didn't matter. The words had barely left my mouth when Scorpius punched Avery. I stood there, shocked by what was happening but not stopping it. Deep inside, I felt pleasure seeing Scorpius beat up Avery.

After that Scorpius seemed to keep a very close eye on me. It was strange but it made me feel safe. Albus also stuck close by and when Hugo heard what happened I often saw him watching me from his place at the Hufflepuff table.

I stared at the fire place, feeling tired but not quite ready to go to sleep. I put my book on the floor and stretched out on the couch. I would rest for a moment. It couldn't hurt, after all.

I felt hot inside and out, but it was a good kind of heat. It was like a slow burn trailing through my body. I tried to look around and find the source but everything was dark, like my eyes were closed.

However, I felt someone was with me. They were calling my name and I stepped forward to find them. I stumbled, but strong arms caught me. They were warm and they held me close.

"It's okay, Rose," my savior said to me and I was happy. The warm feeling made me tingle everywhere. It made the darkness seem welcome.

"Thank you," I whispered. I reached up a hand and touched him. His jaw was prickly, like he hadn't shaved recently but it felt good. I ran my hand through his hair and pressed my body closer to him. Being unable to see, I moved my mouth up, slowly until I found his. I kissed him in the darkness as we both burned. It felt right.

Our slow kiss turned frenzied. I felt my clothes being removed and I couldn't tell if I was taking them off or it was him. Lips trailed along my neck and down to my exposed breasts. The man sucked them and I felt my back arch and my hands knot in his hair. I didn't know where we were or why we were here. It was strange and uncharted territory.

"Make love to me, Rose" he said hoarsely and I found that we were lying down together. He hovered over me and I kissed him as I felt him penetrate me. It was like I was soaring. I had never felt anything like it before. I just wished I could see what was happening.

When the mystery man and I came together there was a flash of light. Everything was bright and even though the light was blinding compared to the previous darkness, I was happy. The first thing my eyes focused on in the new light was the smiling face hovering over me and I couldn't believe it.

"Open your eyes, Rose," Scorpius said.

"Bloody hell!" I sat up quickly. Apparently that wasn't a good idea because my head banged in something.

"Fuckin'ell!" I watched Scorpius stand up and hold his forehead. "Jeez, Rose."

"Sorry," I mumbled, feeling myself blush. The memory of the dream I'd been having came back, every single detail of it.

"You fell asleep, I was just waking you." Scorpius sat down and the proximity made me feel even warmer inside and it wasn't the good warm from the dream. It was the embarrassing warm that makes you blush and your ear tips redden.

"Thanks. I'll just go to bed now," I said quickly, fumbling for my books. I felt Scorpius grab my wrist and I looked up at him. He looked like he wanted to say something but wasn't sure if he should. There were things I needed to say too but I knew I couldn't.

"Good night, Rose," he finally said as he let me go.

"Night." I got up and went up to the dormitory.

~*!*~

"So you're telling me that you had a dream where you were screwing Scorp?" Alice asked me. We were sitting across from each other on my bed in the girl's dormitory. It was the next day and I had grabbed her after our last class and dragged her up here before Albus could take her off somewhere.

"Yes," I said. I hung my head and stared at my sheets. How could I have had that dream last night? I couldn't look Scorpius in the eye all day.

"Oh Rose, I'm sure people have dreams like that all the time." Alice tried to comfort me.

"You don't understand; he's my best friend!"

"I though I was your best friend."

"He's my best friend that's a guy." I clarified and Alice smiled.

"I know; I'm just trying to lighten the mood." I bit my lip and looked at the bracelet I was wearing Scorpius had given it to me on my birthday last year. Damn, wearing it made me feel that much worse about last night's dream.

"Are you going to tell him?" Alice asked.

"How can I?" I shook my head and gazed out the window. It was starting to snow. Tomorrow I'd be on the train home.

"Maybe you should." I looked at Alice, shocked. "No, just hear me out. The best thing to happen between Al and I was admitting we like each other. If you tell Scorpius you like him than you guys can be together!"

"First of all, I never said I like him, I just said I dreamt about him. Second, what makes you think he would reciprocate feelings like that toward me?"

"Have you seen how he looks at you?"

"Yes," I said and Alice stared at me, contemplating what to say next.

"Then I guess you're not as smart as you think you are." Then she got up and left.

~*!*~

The first thing I noticed upon entering Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place that Christmas was the undeniable smell of soup. Not just any soup either; the same soup that Scorpius had brought me all those months ago when he found me in the library. Now, I knew Scorpius liked the house elves, he often told me that he went to the Hogwarts kitchens and talked to them.

"What's Kreacher cooking?" I asked Albus as he came down the stairs to great us.

"Happy Christmas to you too, Rose," Al says. He rolls his eyes hugs Mum and Dad and does some odd hand shake with Hugo.

"Happy Christmas, now tell me," I say. Al gives me a hug and laughs at me.

"If you must know, it's not Kreacher, it's Scorp."

"Scorpius is here?" I could feel my mouth hanging open.

"Well, yeah, I invited him. Since Christmas was two days ago and he doesn't need to be with his family I thought he'd like to come stay here for awhile. After all, you and I are much nicer company than his parents." I stared at Albus.

"But it smells like soup I've had at Hogwarts."

"You know Scorpius, always lurking around in the kitchen. He said he taught the elves how to make it. Don't let him know I told you that though."

I nod and bring my bags to the room I usually stay in. I put my things down and look in the mirror. I smooth down my hair, take a deep breath and walk out. I head toward the drawing room and great Uncle Harry and Aunt Ginny. I say hello to James and his new girlfriend and make sure to give Lily a hug.

Then I walk toward the kitchen. The smells are amazing and I smile. As I get closer I hear voices. I slow down and creep toward the door, wondering what they're talking about.

"She's fuckable, is all I'm saying."

"Too much information, man."

"Why, Al? I listen to you talking about want to screw Alice all the time. Don't you think that's too much information?"

"It's different this time."

"How is it different?" Scorpius asked and I found that I didn't want to hear the rest of this conversation. That's what happens when you eaves drop, I thought before I opened the kitchen door and walked in. Albus jumped in his seat but Scorpius seemed unfazed. Instead he just stared at me, and I felt strange. I felt like he was looking into me and knew that I had heard them.

"Smells good," I said and suddenly the awkwardness lifted and we were being ourselves again. Tomorrow, Alice would be here with her siblings and parents and I'd be able to confide in her about how I'm feeling. For now though, I'd just deal with it on my own.

~*!*~

"You like the Malfoy boy," Dad said when we went home a few days later. We were cleaning up the kitchen and Mum and Hugo were unpacking our things.

"What? No, I don't." I said it, but according to recent events I was beginning to think that was a lie.

"It's alright. I don't mind. He loves you and will take care of you; I can see it in his eyes when he looks at you."

"You're going bonkers, Dad."

"Suit yourself." He shrugged and smiled at me. I just shook my head and kissed him on the cheek.

"I'm going to go help Mum."

~*!*~

The first chance I had after arriving back at Hogwarts, I visited Hagrid. I had a big cup of tea and told him about my classes. It was a nice break. Or it was until Albus showed up. After that I quickly made an excuse to leave. Albus kept looking at me funny and I just couldn't stand it anymore.

I went to the Great Hall for lunch and as soon as I sat down something seemed strange. Alice blushed when I made eye contact with her. I looked at Scorpius and was met by the coldest stare he's ever given me. Sure, we've had our arguments but this seemed so much worse. It was pity, anger and it may have even hate.

"What's going on?" I asked.

"Um, it's Avery," Alice said. I noticed Scorpius' hands clench into fists and wondered what the prick did this time.

"What'd he do?" I asked and Alice looked nervous; she bit her lip and looked down at the table.

"Well, he's uh, saying some bad things. He's spreading rumors about you."

"What is he saying?"

"He's saying, um-"

"Common Alice, spit it out."

"He's saying you fucked him," Scorpius said and I stared at him. I hadn't expected him to just blurt it out that way.

"He's what?" I felt stunned, it couldn't be true.

"He's saying that on the train ride back to Hogwarts after break, you cornered him and talked him into having sex with you," Alice said, sounding uncomfortable. I looked back and forth between my two friends and laughed. It wasn't a true laugh, it was awkward and uncomfortable.

"Stupid Avery," I said, looking down at my hands resting on the table top.

"Well did you?" Scorpius' question pierced my heart. I looked up at him, shocked that he'd believe anything Avery said.

"You believe him?" I asked. I bit the inside of my cheek, willing myself not to cry.

"I'm not sure," he said.

"I was with you guys on the train." I felt angry inside.

"We know, Rose," Alice tried to rest her hand on mine but I pulled it away. I shouldn't take anything out on her. She wasn't accusing me of anything, it was Scorpius.

"Then why would you believe him?" I directed the question at Scorpius. Alice was on my side; that much was clear.

"You did disappear for awhile." Scorpius shrugged, like he was making sense.

"I went to talk to my brother!" I exclaimed; I felt pretty sure that a couple people had turned their heads.

"How do we know that for sure?"

"You should just believe me!"

"What if I don't?" Both Scorpius and I were standing up now. We faced each other on either side of the table and glared. Huffing, I left before I did something irrational. It was not my fault that Scorpius followed me.

"So what, Rose? You're just going to walk away from me? Is it because you can't convince me that you're not whoring around with Avery?" I stopped on the second step of the marble stair case and slowly turned and faced Scorpius. Alice was standing a few feet behind him, biting her nails and looking worried.

With a calm expression on my face I walked down and across until I was a foot in front of him and then, I punched Scorpius Malfoy in the face. I waited for him to get over his shock and look at me before I said, "The hat was wrong. You belong in Slytherin."

Then I turned around and walked away. Scorpius called my name, Alice called my name and I think I even heard Albus call my name; I hadn't even seen him get there. I didn't care though, I just kept going. I went all the way to the Owlery. I pulled out a piece of parchment and wrote Dear Mum, tell Dad he was wrong about Scorpius. He did hurt me. But don't let Dad kill him. I love him Mum. If Dad kills him, it'll just break my heart even more. Love, Rosie. I gave the note to Hugo's owl and watched him fly away.

I sat against a wall and finally, I let myself cry. What I wrote to my mum was the truth. I had realized it at last. I loved Scorpius. It was just too bad that it took his betrayal to make me see that.

~*!*~

After that day I avoided Scorpius. I spent a lot of time sitting in Hagrid's pumpkin patch. I also hid in the library. Sure I spent time with Alice, but I even avoided her. One day I decide to go to the Room of Requirement. I needed to be somewhere no one would be able to find me.

I forgot that my stupid cousin had a map of the whole school that showed you where everyone is.

"Rose, just talk to me," Albus said.

"There's nothing to say, Al." I crossed my arms and leaned against the wall. I just wanted to go to the room and be alone; couldn't he see that?

"I want to hear your side of the story!"

"Avery said I slept with him and Scorpius believed him!"

"Scorpius doesn't think you screwed Avery."

"Yes he does! Doesn't he?" I hadn't spoken to Scorpius at all, how would I know if he had changed his mind?

"No, he doesn't."

"Well he did."

"He doesn't now."

"What made him change his mind?" I felt the need to know.

"He cornered Avery and beat the truth out of him," Albus said and I felt my mouth drop.

"He beat him up?"

"Yeah, really bad. That's why he hasn't been around; he's had detention." I threw my hands up in the air and stormed off. I may be angry at Scorpius, but there were certain things that I thought he knew better about. I thought that he wouldn't be stupid enough to get himself into trouble.

"Scorpius Malfoy!" I yelled when I stormed into the common room. He was sitting on the couch with a book and looked up.

"Rose?" he said, probably surprised that I was speaking to him.

"How dare you beat up Quincy Avery!"

"What are you talking about?"

"Don't even deny it, Al told me everything. You beat him up. It was just to get the truth out of him too. Why would you do that? Why would you beat him up to get the truth out of him, instead of just trusting me? And further more, you know better than to beat someone up. I thought I had told you that you're better than that. Do you know how stupid it was to beat him up?" I ranted and as I did Scorpius calmly put down his book and stood up. He didn't say a thing.

"Are you done now?" Scorpius asked.

"No!" I exclaimed. "I'm very mad at you! How could you be so stupid? You beat someone up, and got detention. Also, you accused me of being a whore. Then, when you find out that I'm not a whore you don't even come and apologize. Instead, you let me sit around angry and heartbroken!"

"Heartbroken?" I look up at Scorpius and then down at the floor.

"Yeah. And you know what, you have some nerve. Coming around and acting all debonair. You think you're so charming, don't you? How dare you make me feel this way for you!"

"Rose?"

"Don't interrupt me!" I stomp my foot and glare at him. "Why would you interrupt me? That's not helping your situation, you know."

"Rose," Scorpius said more forcefully. He grabbed my shoulders and I looked up at him in shock. "Just shut up."

Then he kissed me and it was better than in my dream. There was something to this kiss that made me tingle every where. My arms wrapped around his neck and I felt his tighten around my waist. He lifted me off the floor and I giggled. I was broken out of my perfect world when I heard cheering.

Scorpius and I pulled apart and looked around. All of our friends were clapping and Albus wolf whistled. I flipped off Albus and then looked back up at Scorpius.

"Come on," Scorpius said and he lifted me up.

"Where are you taking me?" I laughed as Scorpius carried me out of the common room.

"The Room of Requirement."

"Now what would we be doing that would require a whole room?" I teased. Scorpius rolled his eyes and kissed me. I looked around. I hadn't even noticed that we'd arrived in the corridor where the room was located.

"I could think of a few things." Scorpius set me down and smiled at me.

"You know," I said as the room revealed itself to us. "I dreamt about this."

"Oh really?" Scorpius asked as he kicked the door shut behind us.

~*!*~

After that things changed. It had been a year full of changes and most of them were for the better.

Quincy Avery never finished seventh year. He was arrested and sent to Azkaban. Alice decided to study Herbology like her father and Albus was recruited as the new Seeker for the Chudley Cannons. Saying that made Dad excited is an understatement. Scorpius joined an Auror training program at the Ministry and I decided to start Healer training at St. Mungo's.

My relationship with Scorpius was better than I could ever have hoped for. We were living in a flat together and were perfectly happy. It seemed natural for us to be together. It wasn't uncharted territory anymore, either. We had explored every aspect of each other. We knew each other as well as we knew ourselves.

"Rosie, I'm home!" Scorpius called and I smiled.

"How was your day?" I asked as he walked into the kitchen.

"Good, good," he stopped short hen he saw what I had made for dinner. "You really can't cook, Rose."

"Hey, I'm trying," I defended myself, and tried not to laugh. He was right, though. I was a pretty terrible cook.

"I know, darling," Scorpius wrapped his arms around me and kissed my forehead.

"You know, if you're not hungry I think we could work up an appetite." I smirked and ran my hands down his chest.

"What's this? Did you bring me home a present?" I whispered in his ear as I gave his cock a squeeze. Scorpius gasped and I chuckled.

"You have too many clothes on," Scorpius said huskily. I smirked and slowly unbuttoned my shirt.

"Damn it, Rose stop being a tease and let me fuck you." He groaned and I smiled. Yes, I was definitely used to this; the territory wasn't uncharted anymore. It was laid out before me and I liked it.

Wow, this ended up being longer than I anticipated. Rose and Scorpius are one of my favorite Next Generation couples. I just love the idea of the two of them being together.

Anyway, I hope you all enjoyed it. Thanks for reading and I'd love to get some reviews.

~EM~