Arrangement

After the delightful afternoon tea ended, Jon and Dumbledore naturally returned to where they needed to be.

There was still some time before Hogwarts began, and he could use it to sort out his plans for the coming period. He also needed to speak with Sirius, so he naturally did not have much time to linger here and talk with Dumbledore.

Yet before he could even begin dealing with Sirius's affairs, something even more shocking happened at home.

His father and mother had finally returned from their trip around Europe, bringing back some souvenirs, his father's wand, and another child in his mother's belly.

Of course, it was good news.

Even from Jon's perspective, it was a good thing for the family's revival. After all, what Helga had longed for all these years was the continuation of the family line. If she learned of this, she would certainly be delighted.

But Jon always felt that if they had not needed to confirm that he really was a wizard back then, his younger brothers and sisters would probably have arrived much earlier.

And if things continued at this rate, given how much stronger wizards were than ordinary people, his father and mother would likely have several more children.

The image of the Weasley family had already appeared in his mind, except the faces had been replaced by those of his own parents.

It was rather helpless.

Of course, though he had such minor feelings in his heart, he would never show them in front of his parents.

It was a good thing for his parents to have more children. After all, his own state of mind was unstable, and who knew when he might drift away. This world did not hold many restraints for him, nor could he find much sense