@@mimi-kc6cc well,when they came his parents of course we're happy to see Harry(cause they love him)he said that Harry is his new boyfriend and his parents were very happy.Then I guess they live good and happy life :›
@@itzdianauwu ok but i kust have this scene in my head of narcissa or lucius ''killing'' harry for stealing their baby boy or something but it is most likely to be narcissa and lucius is standing beside her'' y-yes ma'am'''
Bookworm: malfoy has everything,your were right Ginny. Me: yeah,red head was right for one. Draco has the body,money,and the greatest thing of all time...the gayness!
He sees you when you’re sleeping, he knows when you’re awake, HIS NAME IS HARRY POTTER AND HE NEEDS TO STOP STALKING MALFOY WITH THE DAMN MARAUDERS MAP!!!!
It was so legendary at the end when Hermione said,,It's like you said Ginny, Draco has everything.'' and I was like,, Oh shit she deserved that! '' lmao
OMG Hermione at the end though! Literally laughing right now but I have to be silent because I'm not supposed to be on devices right now. Honestly though, Hermione was hilarious in the last scene.
Great Glmm, although, I would like it if Ginny went a little more in line with her actual Character, in the movies, Ginny is too caring to cheat on Someone, let alone Harry. Ginny is Also brave as well, if she did actually Like Draco, she might have Done something about it when Harry pushed Draco. I understand people can change, but it Would be nice to see a Glmm that is a little More accurate to the movies! But ofc with Drarry |:3
**When you have watched this GLMM so many times you already memorized the ending like the back of your hand and repeated the ending to yourself as the characters say the words** #DianaFanThings 😂
hmmmm... Elephants use their hearing and, most importantly, their ears for many important reasons. As well as having brilliant hearing, with an average range of 16 - 12,000 Hz, an elephant will use its ears to help them keep cool. ( I just copy pasted this from Google ) well malfoy you got some good hearing skills