The days after his return were peaceful and wonderful.
If you ignored the enormous fireball in the sky, things were actually quite nice.
Fortunately, air conditioning was a wonderful thing. Thanks to Willis Carrier [an American scientist and engineer, hailed as the father of air conditioning], people could enjoy the chill of the transition between autumn and winter even on a scorching afternoon.
Another person who deserved thanks was a strapping man from an ancient civilization in the East. He had invented ice cream [supposedly him], which could cool your entire body down.
It paired perfectly with air conditioning.
The young couple, who had spent several days inseparable, sat quietly on the sofa, each holding a milk ice pop as they read the magic books Hermione had brought back. They should have finished these before the holidays began, but because of Su Er, Hermione had been distracted ever since the day of the Goblet of Fire final.
Oh, right, all of Su Er's luggage had been delivered the next day by the house-elf who regarded him as his master. Well, when he appeared in the Ellison family's living room with a pile of luggage and a pop, he gave Mrs. Ellison quite a fright. Still, they had seen the goblins at Gringotts, and house-elves looked rather similar to goblins, so there was no screaming or anything of the sort.
Angel, who had readily accepted her new identity as a young witch, was very interested in the house-elf, whose appearance would strike most people as peculiar or even a little frightening.
Naturally, he stayed with the Ellison family.
Ah, yes, Su Er got an early taste of the marvelous benefits of having a house-elf at home.
Mrs. Ellison was liberated, and Mrs. Granger was liberated along with her. The hardworking house-elf