"What are you two up to?"
Harry and Ron, who had been about to leave, suddenly heard a familiar yet unfamiliar voice behind them. They exchanged glances, stopped, and turned around to see Percy pushing through the guests, holding the hand of a young woman as he hurried toward them.
"Oh, it's Percy. I thought a busy man like you wouldn't have time to come." Ron's calm remark nevertheless sounded exceptionally grating to Percy.
"Where is everyone else? Why are they letting everyone crowd around here?"
Ignoring Ron's sarcasm, Percy turned to Harry and asked why everyone was crammed at Avalon's entrance.
The fact that so many people had not caused a disturbance was already incredible.
Percy's instincts told him that something had probably happened. Otherwise, given Fred and George's connections in Avalon, Harry and Ron would not have been the only ones receiving guests here, nor would things have become such a mess.
"We're not really sure either."
Harry glanced at the woman beside Percy and lowered his voice. "A lot of guests suddenly showed up with invitations, but their names aren't on the guest list."
"I think I know what's going on. Don't let them keep crowding here. Let them go in first." Percy gestured for Harry and Ron to continue receiving guests, then led his girlfriend quickly toward Avalon Village. He needed to find his parents first.
"What an annoying guy." Ron tossed the list aside and began collecting the guests' invitations, guiding them into Avalon. It really was inappropriate to have everyone crammed together like this.
As for what came next, that was no longer their problem to worry about.
Percy quickly found the Weasley Couple and figured out what had happened. He did not actually oppose what they had done, but he thought their approach