58. Hoot

"Hehehe."

The sound of giggles coming from behind did not faze the old owl, Errol. The familiar giggles could only belong to Ronald Weasley, and the owl knew what the boy was up to.

If it was possible for owls to laugh, Errol would have been doing just that as he sat on his perch. Huge eyes focused straight ahead, he waited.

And waited.

"HOOOOOT!" Ron exclaimed, face very close to the owls ear.

The unfazed owl slowly turned his head without moving his body and opened his beak, "HOOOOOOOOOT!"

The owl then watched as the boy ran off..

..again.

27. Owl

"Hugo," Ron started, "it's an owl. There's nothing to be scared of."

The little boy shuddered. He didn't want an owl, they were scary! Besides, he had his eye on a tarantula. Ron caught wind of this and shook his head. No way would he buy his son a spider.

No.

Frustrated that Hugo would even consider a spider as a pet, Ron stood and walked to the nearest owl. Stroking it's feathers, he turned to his son. "See? Nothing to be--" He was cut short as the owl took a nip at his finger.

"C'mon. You're getting a frog."

49. Yule Ball
Breaking the fourth wall challenge

Watching Hermione dance with Viktor Krum from afar, Ronald Weasley furrowed his brows in annoyance. Just who did that bloke think he was? Not wanting to hear the sound of their laughter or watch them dance for one more second, Ron marched over and pushed Viktor out of his way. "Hermione, we need to save the house elves." he said before pressing his lips to hers.

"Ron," Hermione whispered, pulling away, her turn to be annoyed. "That wasn't supposed to happen yet."

Glancing over his shoulder, Ron shrugged. "I know, but she made me do it."

43. Headmaster
Halloween Challenge

Every Halloween was the same at Hogwarts. The pumpkins, that Ron knew were the same from the previous term, were all carved and floating around and the students seemed to dress the same every year. There were already ghosts at Hogwarts, why did people insist as dressing up as them?

Well, Ron was going to be something different. Something no one else has ever been before.

Walking through the Great Hall, he took his usual seat at the Gryffindor table before turning to his double for the day, Dumbledore; the both of them receiving a twinkle-eyed wink from the other.

81. Depression
Snowman Challenge

Amazing!

Ron had spent the whole day in the cold and finally he had finished what could only be called a masterpiece.

Beaming, the young boy stared up into the coal eyes of the best and biggest snowman he had ever built. He even went as far as to wrap one of his many maroon scarves around the snowman's neck.

"Amazing." he murmured, wrapping his arms around the snowy man. Taking a large step back moments later, Ron watched, horrified, as his masterpiece crumbled.

He would never look at a snowman again without feeling just a tiny bit depressed.

63. Mooch
Cookie Challenge

"Ronald Weasley! If you so happen to mooch one more cookie off of her.." the woman's voice trailed off, not needing to continue. He knew what was going to be said anyway; it wasn't the first time she had threatened to send him to his room for the same exact thing.

It didn't mean he would stop trying.

"But Hermione!" the man whined, tearing his gaze off his daughter, who had teasingly shoved about three cookies into her mouth. "She is teasing me now."

Hermione gave her husband an agitated look and pointed to the stairs. "And she's the child.."