After the war, Pansy was at a loss for what to do. The war changed her. She knew it was the biggest cliche in the book, but it changed a lot of them, especially her lot. Herself, Draco, Blaise and Theo had all learnt from it, all been humbled by it. All of them wanted to put some good back into the wizarding community. Blaise and Theo were doing what they know and do best, parties! They were always the first with an excuse for a party in the common room. She’d lost count of the number they’d had, each one surpassing the last in every way. Now though, they work on fundraisers for war reparations, integration parties for muggle born wizards and wonderfully, joyous birthday parties for children - a joint venture with George Weasley. Draco truly wanted to make amends for his actions in the war and surprised all of them and went straight into Auror training. He’d even become mates with Harry and Ron now, after being teamed up with Harry as partners due to their surprisingly complementary skill sets. 