"You found a mirror? And then you saw your parents in it?"
Dylan took a small plate of blackcurrants and elderberries that looked like grapes, plucked one, and put it in his mouth.
Harry nodded repeatedly. "The mirror showed me my parents. They were standing right behind me!"
Apparently lost in some memory, Harry murmured, "They looked so beautiful when they smiled."
Ron joined in halfway through Harry's explanation. Bleary-eyed, he picked up a piece of bread. "What an incredible experience. Why didn't you call me along?"
"I'd really like to know what your mum and dad look like too. My brother says they're heroes!"
Harry smiled happily. "Then why don't we go again tonight?"
"That way, I can see your family directly too."
Harry had also received a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Weasley for christmas. Yesterday, he had felt that this was the best christmas he had ever had in his life!
"It's no big deal. You can come straight to my house during the summer holiday." Ron said it indifferently.
Harry agreed without hesitation.
Ron then looked at Dylan. "What about you, Dylan? Do you want to come too? There are Gnomes in my backyard. We can play with them!"
"Or chase fairies. Oh, and my parents will hide some magical treasures! We can spend ages looking for them!"
Dylan blinked.
Looking at the eager expressions on Harry and Ron's faces, Dylan thought about how his parents were busy making money at the moment, busy enjoying their time as a couple, and perhaps even thinking about giving him another little brother or sister.
Hmph. He nodded. "All right. We can play together during the summer holiday."
"Great! Just don't spend every day reading those boring books, or Mum will definitely use you as an example to lecture