What if Hermione and Draco were forbidden to see each other but they didn't care.

Hermione Granger and Draco Malfoy had been secretly dating for a few months now. Despite their past rivalry and animosity towards each other during their Hogwarts years, they had found themselves drawn to each other in a way they never thought possible.

One day, Hermione found out that she was pregnant with Draco's child. She was overjoyed, but also nervous about how their friends and family would react, especially Ron Weasley, her best friend and ex-boyfriend.

When Ron found out about Hermione's pregnancy, he was livid. He couldn't believe that she was carrying Malfoy's child, and he felt betrayed that she had kept it from him for so long. He couldn't help but feel jealous of Draco, and he couldn't stand the thought of him being a father to Hermione's child.

Ron's jealousy and anger caused a rift between him and Hermione. He couldn't bring himself to be happy for her, and he made it clear that he didn't approve of her relationship with Malfoy. Hermione was hurt by Ron's reaction, but she knew that she had to focus on the future and the new life growing inside of her.

As the months went by, Hermione's pregnancy progressed, and she and Draco grew closer than ever. They talked about their fears and hopes for the future, and they began to make plans for their family. They knew that they would face challenges and obstacles along the way, but they were determined to make it work.

When Hermione finally gave birth to their child, a beautiful baby girl, Ron came to visit her in the hospital. He held the baby in his arms and felt a surge of emotion. He realized that he had been wrong to be jealous of Hermione and Draco, and that he had let his own feelings get in the way of their happiness.

Ron apologized to Hermione and Draco for his behavior, and he promised to be there for them and their daughter. He knew that it wouldn't be easy, but he was willing to try. As he looked at the baby in his arms, he felt a sense of love and acceptance that he had never felt before. He knew that no matter what, he would always be a part of their family.