In each life some rain must fall, some days must be dark and dreary.
——Herry Wadsworth Longfellow: the Rainy Day
In every life, some rain is bound to fall, and some days are destined to be dark and bleak.
——Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, "A Rainy Day"
The title "Living Elsewhere" is borrowed from a poem by Rimbaud and is also the name of a book by Milan Kundera.
Background of this article: Harry and Lao Fu have been living together for many years, and Hermione and Ron's two children have also gone to Hogwarts. This article will not describe how the two of Fu and Ha fought hard to get together (actually the author is too lazy to write a plot). The other content basically follows the original work of "19 Years Later".
Warning: Midlife crisis. Harry sucks. There is OC to make soy sauce. It's HE.
About the extra chapter: The extra chapter is locked. If any readers are interested, they can read it at another address. The reading address is attached in Chapter 10, "The Author Has Something to Say."
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I'm running out of ideas, please update me (tearing the collar)
I'm running out of ideas, please update me (tearing the collar)