Hedwig appeared in front of Harry at the breakfast table.

"Who is it from?" asked Ginny.

"Would you believe it is from James?!" said Harry in astonishment.

"Why would he write us," said a very shocked Ginny, "I know he has OWLs this week! I wonder what he has to say?"

"Lets look together, Gin," replied an equally shocked Harry.

"Dear Mom and Dad,
How is everyone doing now that the twins are here? Professor Trelawney knew all along that Mum was going to have twins, but forbade me to write home about it! Can you believe that old bat?! Victoire asked me to be her best man. I've got to go, Charms OWLs in a few hours.
Love,
James"

"Well, it looks like the howler worked, hon," said an impressed Ginny, "who knew that Trelawney could be that strict?"

"I had her, too," said Harry, though a little surprised, "I thought she was a fraud!"

"No wonder McGonagall loathed her," said Ginny.

"Lets write James back," said Harry.

"Dear James,
Your mother and I were very surprised that you wrote us. Everyone is fine, although we rely on your aunt and sisiter too much. Ari and H.J. are growing really fast, your mother had to get new outfits for easter, and I hope they will still fit them when you and Albus get home in a few weeks. Now I had Professor Trelawney for a few years and I actually predicted something in my third year. I'll explain it when you get home.
Love always,
Dad and Mom"

Harry realized that Ginny was watching him write.

"Gin, I really predicted that Buckbeak and Siriuswould make it through their predicaments alive, although she might of flunked me on that," said Harry.

"She shouldn't have, you were right, were you, dear?" asked Ginny.

"I was right, Gin," replied Harry.

"I'll go wake Lily for school and get the twins ready for the day. The Prophet wants to see the twins," said Ginny.

"I'll get this off to James," said Harry, "Hedwig, come here, girl. I have a letter for James."