As Xenophilius finished speaking, a door opened upstairs, and Pandora soon came down the stairs in her pajamas.
Despite being in her pajamas, Pandora looked full of energy. Clearly, neither of them had gone to bed before Vaughn arrived.
That was, in fact, the main reason Vaughn had come straight to their door at such a late hour.
Visiting another household in the middle of the night would undoubtedly have been presumptuous, but the Lovegood family was different. Xenophilius and Pandora were both true night owls.
The couple had a rather unusual way of living together. They rarely spent time together in their daily lives, and even at the dinner table, usually only one of them could be seen with their daughter, Luna.
Xenophilius spent his days busy with the newspaper, then wrote or reviewed articles at night. As the editor-in-chief of "The Quibbler,"
he was working almost constantly.
Pandora spent almost every night researching magic. In her words, the goddess of night brought her inspiration, and the light blooming from her wand in the darkness was always so intoxicating.
Once daylight came, Pandora would take out the results of her night's research and put them to the test.
This was therefore the time when both of them were at their most energetic. Far from finding Vaughn's visit intrusive, they were delighted.
"Ha! Vaughn, what an unexpected but wonderful surprise." Pandora sat down beside Lovegood. "I trust Luna hasn't gotten into trouble at school?"
Vaughn shook his head with a smile. "Of course not. Luna's doing very well at school. She and Ginny have become close friends who talk about everything."
Xenophilius's eyes widened. "Really? That's wonderful! I thought Luna would have trouble making friends at Hogwarts!"
Pandora gave him a sidelong look. "Do you think your own daughter is