"Dear..."
Isabelle looked up at her husband, who was leafing through a manuscript, then folded the newspaper in her hands and sighed softly.
Albert had gone out for a while last night, and today's Daily Prophet had suddenly published so many bombshell headlines.
Though Albert had returned early last night, Isabelle knew he had a Time-Turner.
"What is it?" Albert asked, turning his head.
"England isn't safe now. Don't go out at night anymore." Isabelle bent down and kissed Albert's forehead. "Otherwise, I'll worry."
"Sorry for making you worry." Albert was rather helpless. It was hardly strange that Isabelle had spotted the issue from the newspaper.
"All right, I forgive you." Isabelle took out two books and waved them before Albert. "But later, you have to read this with me."
Baby Care Guide?
"Yes. Everyone at home is reading it now, so naturally you have to read it with us too."
"Of course. Once I've finished reading this manuscript, we'll read it together." Albert felt somewhat guilty over his neglect of duty. He knew he had to take up a father's responsibilities, rather than leaving Isabelle to bear all the pressure.
Besides, Isabelle was right. Albert truly had no experience whatsoever. Though this irresponsible father had already planned to leave the burden of caring for the baby to others, he still needed to learn about it and fulfill a father's proper duties.
It was actually quite a pleasant thing.
Katrina occasionally joined their discussions as well. With Mrs. McDougal's help, they drew up a list of items that might prove useful. The whole household was preparing to welcome the newborn.
They had even decided on names for the child. If it was a boy, he would be called Brear, in memory of Isabelle's father, Brear. If it was a girl,