It was not until Vaughan told her the price, and Mrs. Granger calculated Hermione's annual Galleon allowance along with the cost of buying textbooks for the new school year, that she regretfully gave up.
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Vaughan had been willing to lend them some Galleons, or exchange pounds with them at Gringotts's rate.
But having learned that pounds were essentially worthless paper in the wizarding world, the Grangers firmly refused. In their eyes, that would put Vaughan at too great a disadvantage.
In the end, they had no choice but to drop the matter.
After playing with Fruit Tea for a while, Vaughan saw that Mum was still packing. More and more clothes and personal items were being summoned over, and Arthur was on the verge of collapse, frantically signaling Vaughan with his eyes.
But Vaughan was powerless to help.
In this family, no one could defy Molly Weasley's will, and no one could refuse Molly Weasley's overwhelming love!
To avoid becoming a clothes rack himself and suffering the same fate as Arthur, Vaughan hurriedly carried Fruit Tea back upstairs.
However, he did not return to his own room. After taking Fruit Tea back to Ginny's room, he quietly opened the door to Ron's bedroom.
This was his real reason for returning to The Burrow.
Ron's room was not large. Before Vaughan turned eight, it had actually been the two brothers' shared bedroom. Even after Vaughan moved out, its original arrangement had remained unchanged.
The two beds stood on opposite sides of the room. Ron lay sprawled on the one by the window, snoring away. The floor and the other bed were piled with all sorts of clutter, while several posters of the Cannons covered the walls. Having been there for too long, their magic