It would likely be strained. Ron has a strong dislike for the Malfoys, so if Hermione was suddenly part of that family, he'd be conflicted. Harry might also be suspicious as Lucius has been an enemy. Hermione would be caught in the middle, trying to balance her old friendships with her new family ties.
Hermione's relationship with Ron and Harry would face significant challenges. Ron's family has a history of being against the Malfoys. So Ron would find it hard to accept Hermione as part of that family. Harry, who has fought against Lucius, would also be wary. Hermione would have to work hard to keep her friendships intact, perhaps having to hide her new family situation from them at first.
For Hermione, her relationships with Ron and Harry would become extremely complex. Ron, with his in - built prejudice against the Malfoys, would initially be hostile towards Hermione's new family connection. Harry, too, would be on guard as he knows Lucius's true nature. Hermione would be in a difficult position, having to prove that she is still the same person. She might try to keep her two worlds separate, but that would be hard as Ron and Harry are such important parts of her life.
Well, it could be that Lucius uses his powerful influence in the wizarding world. Maybe he intimidates Ron with threats related to his family's status or he uses some dark magic to create a distraction and whisk Hermione away.
It makes them more self - reliant as a duo. Without Ron, they can't fall back on his more laid - back approach sometimes. So they have to be more decisive together.
It might make Ron a bit jealous at first. He could see it as Hermione choosing Harry over him in a way. But then he realizes it's just a friendly gesture and starts to be more supportive of their friendship.
It has a complex effect. On one hand, it can be endearing. Ron's actions might make Hermione feel special. But on the other hand, it could also make Hermione feel like Ron doesn't trust her abilities. For example, if Ron constantly hovers when she's doing magic, it might make her think he doesn't think she's a good enough witch. But as they grow and Ron learns to balance his protectiveness, their relationship can become more harmonious.
Well, it makes their relationship even more complex. Ron might feel a bit left out at first because Harry and Hermione have this new, deeper connection. But then he realizes that it doesn't change their friendship. Harry and Hermione, on the other hand, might be more protective of each other than before.
Well, at first, it could be a bit of a shock for both of them and they might have some arguments about how it happened and what to do next. But as time goes on, they'd start to really bond over the idea of becoming parents. Ron would probably step up and be more responsible, and Hermione would see a new side of him. They'd have to support each other through the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy. And their relationship would no longer just be about their romantic feelings for each other, but also about building a family together. This would bring a whole new dimension to their relationship, with more love, but also more responsibilities and things to worry about.
They would become more protective of each other. Ron would be more vigilant about Hermione's well - being as she is now the mother of their child. And Hermione would be more understanding of Ron's insecurities as a new father.
In the fanfiction, they could be forced to work on a difficult school project together during the events of the Prisoner of Azkaban. As they struggle to complete it, they start to understand each other's strengths and weaknesses better. Ron might realize how brilliant Hermione is not just academically but also in solving real - life problems, and Hermione could see Ron's loyalty and determination in a new light. This new understanding could lead to a deeper connection between them.
It makes her more confident. Knowing she has Minerva as a sort of father figure gives her an extra boost. For instance, in social situations at Hogwarts, she stands taller and is more assertive.
If Hermione were Harry's sister, Ron might be a bit more intimidated at first. He has always had a crush on Hermione, and this new connection could make him feel like he has to be on his best behavior. However, as time goes on, he would probably get used to it and their relationship could become even stronger, as Ron would see Hermione as an even more important part of his life through her connection to Harry.