Itās hard to keep the bemusement from her face as she watched her husband nearly pace a hole in the area rug (not that sheād mind it, a horrid gift from Piers and his wife for Christmas last). Wiping her hands on the kitchen towel she was holding, she noticed that Dudley couldnāt even be distracted enough to smell the fantastic pork roast she had in the oven. It was endearing, at the least, to see her big strong man so nervous.
āAgra, do ya expect that heās gonna attack ya? Is this some form of magical greeting among kin?ā As skeptical as she had been, the Irish woman had accepted Dudleyās story that his cousin Harry was a wizard, had went to a wizarding school, and had a wand, a broom and everything.Ā
And that Dudley had once been given a pigās tail and been attacked by a demented... or something.
The finer details had obviously escaped him, which is why Lavinia had petitioned for Harry and his wife, Ginevra, to come for dinner. Poppy was staying the night at a friendās, while Lily and little baby Tuney would be in bed before the Potters arrived-- reminding her to get them ready for bed, it was getting close.Ā
Getting information was a dual purpose for her, one to satiate her curiosity, and the other to cement what had made it so easy to believe her husband -- the signs of a magical child.
āAnā if ya ruin that rug, youāre explaining it ta Piers and Maggie, though, we can always pretend the cat we donāt have ruined it.ā