Remus Lupin and Madam Rosmerta exchanged a few pleasantries, then, guided by the proprietress, he walked toward Allen's corner.
"Allen, sorry to keep you waiting." Remus Lupin took off his coat, then sat down across from Allen.
"It's all right, Remus. Hermione and I only just arrived too." Allen smiled at Remus Lupin, and the waitress Cheryl came over to take his order.
"A glass of red vinegar... a Butterbeer, a small plate of welsh rarebit, thank you." Remus Lupin glanced at Allen and the others' drinks, seeming to decide it was inappropriate to drink alcohol with minors, and changed his order as he spoke to Cheryl. Then he turned back to look at Allen.
Remus Lupin handed Allen a finely made invitation. "Tonks and I are getting married... The wedding won't be grand. I hadn't even wanted to hold one at first, but you persuaded me back then, and Daisy helped as well, making me understand how important a wedding is to a girl. So we've only invited people very close to us, and there won't be many guests... Though it may be somewhat simple, we still very much hope that you and your family can attend our wedding and witness this important moment in our lives. If you can come, I would be deeply honored, and Tonks will be very happy."
This time, Cheryl quickly brought over what Remus Lupin had ordered, along with the extra slice of cheesecake. Remus Lupin thanked her, picked up the toast that could hardly even count as a meat dish, took a bite, and his expression relaxed.
"We'll all come, but remember to add an invitation for Four-Eyes too, won't you? I think she'd be very happy to see a member of the structure she's responsible for find happiness..." Allen opened the