"What about you?" Ginny did not answer, tossing the question back to Fred. "Are you here observing rare birds too?"
"What's there to be embarrassed about?" Sirius had an obvious smile on his face. "Do you want to know... what Wizet and Luna usually do when they're alone together?"
Just as Ginny and the others were about to explain, Sirius beat them to it, fiddling with the toy binoculars around his neck as he said, "No need to make excuses! Be honest with yourselves—I've been there!"
"It's... it's..." Hermione's face flushed bright red. She nodded, wanting to admit it, yet she could not bring herself to say it aloud.
"That's right! That was exactly what I was thinking!" Ginny nodded and admitted it bluntly. "That's why I had them come with me."
"You can't quite put it that way..." Fleur Delacour was equally straightforward. "Ginny's suggestion really did pique my curiosity."
"Oh?" George looked at Fleur Delacour with a grin, the teasing in his voice growing more obvious. "Looks like you really know how to build relationships!"
"Yes!" Fleur Delacour still showed no intention of denying it, her tone crisp and direct, without the slightest hint of coyness.
"What about you?" Ginny swept her gaze across Fred, George, and the others, wanting a definite answer from Harry and the rest. "Did you have the same idea?"
As Ron, Fred, and George's sister, she only needed a moment's thought to know that Fred and George had probably been the instigators. In the end, her gaze settled on Harry.
Harry rubbed his nose. What he had really wanted was to say something that would put an end to Fred and George's sudden whim.
Unexpectedly, it had backfired. Instead, he had given Sirius an idea, allowing Fred and the others to refine their