"Happy 18th birthday Teddy." Ginny cried happily.

Teddy sat across from Ginny and Harry. He smiled as he unwrapped his present. It was a picture of a group of people.

"Now here is Harry. Then there is Me, Hermione, Ron, Sirius Black a very good friend of us, here is my mum and dad, Fred and George... And these two, are your parents." Ginny explained as she pointed at the faces at the photo.

"My parents?" Teddy asked

"Yes. Remus and Tonks. I was waiting to give you this, so you could always see them. You look so much like your father." Harry said

Tears welled up in Teddy's eyes, he could see the resemblance. The people in the picture waved and smiled up at Teddy. His mum changed her hair from bubblegum pink to bleach blonde, and then back again while a young Ginny and Hermione laughed with delight. His father was talking to a man with a short beard and long brown hair.

"Thank you guys so much." Teddy said happily as he hugged Harry and Ginny.

"Teddy, I have something else for you. Come on." Said Harry as he gestured to the garden.

Teddy followed Harry into the garden. They walked well past the fence into a wooded area. They stopped when they faced a giant bush.

"I have been working on this for ages. Ginny doesn't know so please don't tell her." Harry said breaking the silence.

Harry waved his wand, and the bush shuddered then vanished. In its place, was a wooden memorial with five people standing on top. Teddy gasped. The two at the back he recognized as his parents. The writing on the block said;

'The good die young, but their will always live on in our hearts.'

"I made this for the friends I lost when I was growing up. At the back is your parents and my godfather Sirius. Then there is Fred, Ginny's older brother and little Colon Creevey. He slipped away from the younger students to fight."

"It's beautiful." Whispered Teddy

Teddy studied the faces of his parents. How he wished he could speak to them.

"Thanks Harry. I love it."

"Your very welcome Teddy." Harry replied

Harry waved his wand and the memorial vanished. They walked back to the house to enjoy the rest if the special day.