Eric could tell Arthur had something he could not say.
"If you're worried about how he'll be treated at our house, I can write up a formal agreement right now.
Whatever we give Vincent, Harry will receive the same."
"I'm sorry, Eric." Arthur gave a wry smile. "I can't interfere in his affairs."
"Who can?"
Every child pricked up their ears.
"I don't know your wizarding laws, but his name is Potter, not Dursley."
A little favoritism would have been one thing, but this was outright abuse.
Arthur was clearly moved, but he still shook his head in the end. "Say no more. We'll handle his affairs properly."
Vincent gave the twins a meaningful look.
No matter what decision the Ministry of Magic made, they had to rescue Harry first.
The Weasleys' lunch was not particularly lavish, but it was full of family warmth.
After lunch, Arthur Disapparated as though he were fleeing.
In his words, he had to hurry back and make his report.
This time, Molly did not ask Evelyn to help. Instead, she had the children show the Waynes around the Burrow.
The second floor was Ginny's room.
It was small, but bright.
Large posters of The Weird Sisters covered the walls, along with a close-up photograph of Holyhead Harpies captain Gwenog Jones.
There were two rooms on the third floor, belonging to the twins and Percy respectively.
Compared with the twins' messy room, which was filled with sealed cardboard boxes everywhere, Percy's room was impeccably clean and tidy.
Bill and Charlie's rooms were both on the fourth floor.
Ever since they had graduated and started working, the two rooms had become guest rooms.
The fifth floor belonged to Arthur and Molly, while Ron's room was on the sixth.
There was also an attic above that, inhabited