Chapter 1741: War Without Victors (191)
That said, this was ultimately Ron's private matter, so George went to discuss it with Fred first. Fred, who never minded making trouble, was quite excited. But after George reminded him, he understood that even if they wanted to see Ron make a fool of himself, they couldn't take things too far. The two of them then went to discuss it with Ginny.
"So, you want to get the two of them together?"
Ginny was equally surprised when she heard the news. What surprised her was not Ron's relationship with Lavender, but the fact that someone like Ron actually had a girl who had always liked him.
Ginny vaguely saw a shadow of her former self in Lavender. And according to George, Miss Brown seemed to have changed a great deal.
Actually, if possible, Ginny also wanted to bring the two of them together. Ron's chances of winning Hermione over were practically zero. Rather than let him keep making a fool of himself, it would be better for him to spend the rest of his life with a girl who liked him.
But the problem was that this was Ron's private matter. Even family members were not in a position to interfere, so after a brief discussion, the three decided to gather the rest of the family and talk it over.
The news seemed to grow legs and reached Mrs. Weasley through Ginny, making the expression on the face of the woman who busied herself every day caring for the family especially vivid.
"This..."
"I think Ron should meet Miss Brown. Whether he likes her or not, he ought to explain things to her in person."
Mr. Weasley had a headache after learning about it. It was common for couples to break up after