"What did they do?" Helena leaned closer to her mother and asked quietly. She had been bored at first, but after hearing this conversation that sounded a lot like the grudge-and-romance dramas on television, she was not so bored anymore.
Luna reached out a finger from inside her fluffy sleeve and poked Allen, wanting him to explain. But the spot she poked happened to be the soft flesh at Allen's waist, when he had no guard up at all and was turning back to explain to his daughter, making his whole body jerk as if he had sprung.
"Don't copy Professor McGonagall! Don't go commentating with her next time!" Ambushed, Allen grabbed Luna's hand with a backhand and glared at her. Then, when he noticed the atmosphere had gone quiet, he looked up and realized they had successfully drawn the Dursley family's attention.
"Sorry," Allen apologized without changing expression, then turned to his daughter and said, "Helena, I'll tell you when we get back."
Allen felt that discussing the grudges between the people involved right in front of them was not very appropriate. (Author's note: I noticed that when I briefly mentioned this part of the story before without going into detail, some people said I was awkwardly slandering James, so the following plot about the grudges between the Potters and the Dursleys is generally sourced from the expanded setting on the official Pottermore website, "The Untold Story of Petunia Evans and Vernon Dursley," translated by Harry Potter Tieba user holytung.)
"There's nothing that can't be said." Petunia had apparently heard the Ravenclaw family's murmuring. Her long, horse-like face looked even longer as she pulled it taut. She was unwilling to say much about her sister, but when James was mentioned, she gestured angrily with both hands and said, "That