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It was just another night for Melodie Lowe as she tucked her son's into their beds, placing a kiss on each of their foreheads before retreating to the lounge and slumping into the comfort of her worn sofa. To say she was exhausted was a understatement, motherhood wasn't what it was cracked up to be and she realised that now. She wasn't the naiive nineteen year old pregnant to a monster anymore. No, she was a woman, and mother of two, and a teacher. She had responsibilities, but she was the first to admit that she wasn't coping. Since the attack it was sleepless night after sleepless night, and knowing that her attacker was in Azkaban did nothing to help settle her restless heart. That night was no exception as the brunette settled down to watch another pathetic reality show, anything to keep her mind off the inevitable. Pulling a blanket around her thin shoulders, Melodie took a deep breath in and listened the quiet breathing of the twins, she promised herself she would never let anything happen to them, she knew if they came to harm she would never forgive herself, they had been her rock, and now she would always be theirs.
When her eyes began to close over she knew it was time to go to bed and try to catch at least an hour of sleep. So the Professor reluctantly pulled herself from the couch and made the trip to her bedroom, and not bothering to change out of her sweat pants and tee shirt, she crawled under the sheets and closed her eyes to the world. Her breathing soon grew deeper and it appeared as though she had caught sleep for at least a little while, if there was anything motherhood had taught Melodie, it was that she had to sleep when her children were sleeping, because it was not likely she would manage otherwise. As silence fell over the house and the woman rolled over in her bed, none of the family could have known what would happen that night, what terror would enter the household and likely change them forever. For if the mother had known, perhaps she would have stolen one last kiss from her son before he was gone. Perhaps if she had known, she would have been able to prevent him from entering the apartment.
When her eyes began to close over she knew it was time to go to bed and try to catch at least an hour of sleep. So the Professor reluctantly pulled herself from the couch and made the trip to her bedroom, and not bothering to change out of her sweat pants and tee shirt, she crawled under the sheets and closed her eyes to the world. Her breathing soon grew deeper and it appeared as though she had caught sleep for at least a little while, if there was anything motherhood had taught Melodie, it was that she had to sleep when her children were sleeping, because it was not likely she would manage otherwise. As silence fell over the house and the woman rolled over in her bed, none of the family could have known what would happen that night, what terror would enter the household and likely change them forever. For if the mother had known, perhaps she would have stolen one last kiss from her son before he was gone. Perhaps if she had known, she would have been able to prevent him from entering the apartment.