Chapter 1764: War Without Victors (214)
Perhaps this was what they called a clash of ideas! Although the Weasley Twins had indeed won themselves the right to decide their own wedding after a string of outrageous maneuvers, the matter was far from over.
It was said that Mrs. Weasley had subsequently unleashed a resentment-laden nagging offensive, endlessly repeating every little detail of the wedding to anyone she could find. Fred and George, driven to distraction, never returned to The Burrow again.
The innocent victims became the Potters and Mr. Weasley. Fortunately, everyone had their own jobs and had to work late every day, leaving them with hardly any time to listen to Mrs. Weasley nagging away.
Ginny was probably the biggest victim of the whole affair, and she complained about it to Fred and George more than once.
"You could just move over here. Avalon is livable now, anyway."
Ginny rejected the suggestion outright. Avalon was still a noisy construction site, clearly unsuitable for a baby. Albert was proof enough—he never brought his daughter to Avalon.
Fred and George shrugged and stopped worrying about it. They were busy too. Not only did they have to keep an eye on their shop, but they also had to thoroughly prepare for their upcoming weddings. Whenever they had a spare moment, they had to think about how to turn the knowledge Albert had taught them into actual inventions.
The two believed they were the busiest people in Avalon, bar none.
Of course, that had its benefits.
Fred and George only needed to handle the things they were good at, while someone else helped them deal with the things they were not.
For example, they were very satisfied with the finished renovations of the wedding suites in the villas. Though the villas' layouts and