That day, Anduin had once again made lunch for the Weasley family as usual, and he asked Bill to help set the table. These days, all the Weasley children listened to Anduin without question. Even Bill, who was only a little over a year younger than Anduin, treated him like an elder. Though he always called him "Big Brother Anduin," whenever Anduin assigned him a task, Bill was as obedient as a little baby.
"Big Brother Anduin, what delicious food are we having today?" Charlie was the greediest of all the children and was always the first to sit down.
"You'll find out soon. Hurry and call all your younger brothers over." Anduin used the Levitation Charm to direct the serving dishes, setting them neatly in front of everyone.
Augusta and the children took their seats one after another. Mischievous George saw the plate of bright red, roasted ribs in front of him, and his mouth began to water. He couldn't help reaching out to grab one.
"Ahem." Anduin gave a couple of quiet coughs. George's outstretched hand froze, and he sheepishly pulled it back. Then he picked up his knife and fork and ate in small bites, not daring to say anything out of turn, much less grab food and throw it around.
The Twins had been thoroughly tamed by Anduin lately and didn't dare get into trouble. Whenever something went wrong, Anduin punished both of them, regardless of which one was responsible. He'd make them stand together as punishment. Now the two little rascals behaved impeccably in front of him.
In the middle of lunch, the front door of the Burrow suddenly opened from the outside. The children looked at one another, as if they had realized what was happening, then scrambled down from the table and rushed