It was a good thing Rabastan moved into Tommy's apartment, because once the World Cup was over (the Nordic Team were the champions that year), Gustav announced he was going to England with Oliver. The two of them were planning to marry soon, and Gustav wanted to get a jumpstart on his new life. Tommy was sad to find out his brother was moving so far away; things wouldn't be the same without him around. 

 His brother moved away, and his sisters didn't come to visit him too often, given that they had busy lives and careers to handle. He did still have his parents, but it felt like his relationship with Rabastan had made things a little strained. He knew everyone was happy he had someone in his life, but they also wished it wasn't a man who used to serve Lord Voldemort. 

 Within a matter of months, Tommy and Rabastan's book was published. Tommy's writer's block as gone, and he was glad to have a little of his old self back again. He kept the title page hidden from Rabastan until the day he sent it off to his publishers, showing Rabastan that both their names would be on the front cover. He hadn't been able to come up with any other title besides A Man's Redemption, so they agreed to stick with that one, and Tommy insisted both their names be on the front cover. 

 On the day A Man's Redemption by Thomas Olsson and Rabastan Lestrange was officially released, Rabastan bought a copy to send to his brother. 

 "I haven't been that thoughtful," he said. "I haven't been in touch with my brother all that much, and I think I should certainly give him a copy of the book and tell him all about you." He tapped his pen against the pad of paper. "I think we ought to go on a trip to England sometime soon. I would like to see the family, and I want them to meet you." 

 Tommy nodded. "I suppose that's only fair since you've already met my family. I hope they'll like me." 

 "Tommy, I think they'll be welcoming to you. My brother can be an old grouch, but I think he can manage one smile for us." Rabastan held up the book. "I also want him to know the story of Roger and Thomas, and how they're rather similar to us. You said it's often frowned upon for writers to insert themselves into a story, but I think we pulled it off well. But I think we still have some story of our own to get to, don't we?" 

 "Oh, I know. You know, I think my next book is going to be a romance." 

 Rabastan raised his eyebrows. "Really?" 

 "Yeah. I know I've never written an actual romance novel before, but I want to write a love story about two people like us, though maybe not too much like us." 

 "Ah." Rabastan put down the book and the pad. "I think this can wait a bit. Now, I want to hear all about this romance involving two people like us."