"So, you're getting married too? And on the same day as us?"
In a bar somewhere in London's wizarding world, Kate, Luns, Evan, and Noah—the four old brothers who had shared a Ravenclaw dormitory—sat together.
They were dressed no differently from ordinary wizards, but the bartender serving them drinks was visibly trembling. He had clearly recognized who these four were, leaving him both unbearably excited and extremely cautious.
Noah and the others paid no attention to the bartender's behavior, nor to the reactions of the other patrons in the bar. To them, this was perfectly normal.
The four of them were among the most famous figures in the entire wizarding world. Even traveling alone, they would cause quite a stir—especially Noah, who had long since grown used to such attention.
So he did not care about any of it, and neither did the other three.
"Yes, the same day. The exact same day as you." Noah took a sip of beer and sighed. "What a pity. I've lost my best man."
"Damn it, shouldn't we be the ones saying that?" Luns was still the same as ever, as impulsive as he had been when he was young. "You were supposed to be our best man, so why are you getting married too? More importantly, you never told us you were proposing! And the worst part is, you used such a unique way to propose. Why didn't I think of that?"
"Same here." Evan sighed. "Using the Mirror of Erised to show what you desire most... it's unbelievable. But did you really not control the mirror?"
"I think Noah probably did control it," Kate said with a smile, holding his glass. "Otherwise, how could it have been such a coincidence? It showed exactly what Noah wanted to say. Wouldn't any of