But it seemed to have nothing to do with her anyway.
Especially after sensing that the atmosphere around them had become somewhat strange, Penelope said nothing more.
The relationship issues between Fred and Angelina were ultimately their own business. Outsiders were not in a position to get involved.
Thus, the subject came to an end.
Seemingly to cover up the awkwardness from earlier, everyone tacitly began discussing Harry and Ginny's wedding.
They had all noticed that most of the wedding guests were from the Weasley family's side. On Harry's side, Sirius was the only "family" he had left.
As for Uncle Vernon's family, although Harry had sent them invitations, there had been no response, just as everyone had expected.
Fortunately, the companions who had once fought Voldemort came to offer their blessings to the former savior after receiving Harry's wedding invitation.
The large tent was now clearly divided into separate groups.
However, Kingsley's actions were perhaps the most surprising. He had set aside his lofty status as Minister of Magic and attended Harry's wedding as a former companion, thereby winning back some of everyone's goodwill.
Weddings in Europe generally did not officially begin until the afternoon. Just as Katrina had said, waiting was an extremely boring and lengthy process. Everyone could only sit in their seats and pass the dull time before the wedding by chatting with acquaintances nearby.
Still, what delighted everyone most were probably the desserts served to tide them over before the banquet began. These pastries, carefully made by Hogwarts' House-elves, earned unanimous praise from all the guests and kept the waiting from becoming too tedious.
Until...
Mr. Weasley, dressed in a brand-new dark green formal robe, led Ginny by the hand down the deliberately cleared aisle and into the large tent. It was a declaration to