Despite the fact that they weren't going to be at all close with the Weasley's, Harry was going to make certain that both twins lived in the upcoming war and Ginny is able to live her life the way she deserved to. They would have to be careful though.

Harry slowly smirked. "Oh I'm sure she is absolutely livid. It's a wonderful feeling," he admitted with a chuckle. He was glad that the hat had listened and even chided him a little on not listening to the hat in the first place. But either way, they were in the houses that were going to suit them the most in this timeline.

"I agree," he said. "I still remember a few of the key names that were mentioned. I'll probably reach out to them in the next few years and see if there's any possibility of mentorship." Because it didn't help to know everything he could about this gift he had been given for better or worse.

He thought about the diary and hummed. "I don't believe it's with Ginny yet. She didn't receive it until the summer of our second year. Right now, it's still with the Malfoy's... it's something I'd like to discuss with Draco at some point. Perhaps he can find a way of getting it and bringing it to us." There was no way he was going to allow that diary on the school grounds again if he could at all help it. "It's why we need to speak to the goblins. They're much older - perhaps they have a way of safely storing and destroying them that we didn't come across initially."

Harry smiled and pressed a soft kiss to his lips. "Between the two of us and the castle? Absolutely," he said with a roguish grin.

"Always," Harry said, smiling at the blush and tugged gently on a curl. "But I like your hair both ways." Really. He liked her and that was all.