"I'm so jealous."
Watching Isobel leave hand in hand with Albert, Valeria muttered enviously, "I want to attend Harry Potter's wedding as Albert's partner too!"
"Stop dreaming." Catherine mercilessly shattered Valeria's fantasy. "Unless you're willing to use Polyjuice Potion."
The girls were currently gathered in the courtyard, enjoying afternoon tea. Ever since they had come to Britain for their holiday, they had grown increasingly fond of this leisurely life.
"Don't you want to?" Valeria huffed in dissatisfaction.
"No. Weddings are boring."
"That's just an excuse."
"Albert's wedding was boring too." Katrina curled her lip.
Weddings were rather boring affairs to begin with. Once the initial novelty wore off, she believed Isobel would rather stay home and enjoy afternoon tea.
Besides, the Weasley family was hosting it. She had heard them mention Weasley weddings before.
Other than all kinds of alcohol, there were only pies and sandwiches.
Perhaps Harry's wedding would be better, but the food served at British wedding banquets was less appetizing than dinner at their home.
Most importantly, they would have to spend a great deal of time socializing without any substance. For Isobel, who could read people's hearts, that was practically torture.
To avoid that problem, after handing George his wedding gift, Albert temporarily left the lively wedding venue and walked hand in hand with Isobel through Avalon's streets, enjoying a brief moment of peace alone together.
Many guests were equally curious about this Wizard Village still under construction, and the two of them encountered plenty of guests loudly discussing Avalon along the way.
"This will be a wonderful village someday."
Isobel examined the villa before them, with a sign bearing Albert's name planted outside it, then turned to her husband. "But won't it be inconvenient to go back and forth between the two places later?"
"It's