Doing magic to cast them back into the past of their lives was easy. Making supernatural beings much more connected to the supernatural than the witches and wizards forget the reality around them is a lot harder.

"We need to make a timeline of what we have to stop and what we need to do so the war never happens. We'll need the others to help." She pauses and then adds. "We start with Luna. She will absolutely believe us. Ginny may need to be next," she says, thinking about how they can do this. "Then we figure out who else can help us. But first?" She knows he's right and she knows how to do it. "We get ourselves a rat and go to the Ministry. Because we start by using veritas serum and proving that Sirius is innocent that Voldemort is out there," she says, her voice a harsh whisper.

She laughs at that though, grinning at him. "Good, because I don't want them around either," she points out, knowing they're still working on dodging him but they know why. "Oh I can't blame him at all," she says with a smug look. "Shame for him that you're mine," she points out, then ducks her head, blushing. "I mean, we're dating," she says, though they haven't discussed it but it's how she feels. They're dating. In their time. In this one. Either way, they're together."

She nods. "If we want to make this place better, if we want to make life better for all children with magical abilities, then we need to run this place," she says. "Whether literally as headmaster and headmistress, or be in charge of who works here and who sees over this. Either way, we have to be in charge here to make the next generations better and get rid of all of this hatred and misinformation for all the children," she says.

Leaning in, she kisses him tenderly. "We'll fix it all, together."