Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

The next morning, the twins showed up at the breakfast table in high spirits, along with Percy.

Percy's expression also brightened a little, his eyes no longer as empty as yesterday, which made people feel relieved.

Ah, there's still time. Fortunately, we took action in time...

Although Ronald didn't get up until noon, during this time Percy had already seen a doctor, who diagnosed his nutritional status as somewhat poor but said it could be improved as long as he maintained a regular lifestyle.

The doctor also suggested that Percy's mental state needs more time to adapt to the new environment. If he can get care from those around him, his condition may gradually stabilize, so there is no need to be too anxious and just wait patiently.

This is a matter of the heart, and it can only be solved slowly.

Fortunately, according to the twins, Percy and Aunt Ann got along well. Although Aunt Ann liked to take care of people, she was not as strong as Molly, so Percy was not opposed to it.

The twins had begun to notice the slightest changes in Percy's expression, so they said they could leave him in Aunt Ann's care without worry.

"When are we going to Aunt Ann's?" the twins asked.

“The doctor said that the environment has just changed dramatically, so it is best not to move again until it stabilizes. Therefore, it is recommended that you stay here until Bill and Charlie go home for a long vacation.

Moreover, we took action immediately after receiving Bill's letter. Aunt Ann's home was not ready yet. After all, she had no children and had been living with her late husband. Although there was a room, it had not been cleaned yet.

The Weasley family is famous for being poor but having many children. Although they have no money, their attics and warehouses are full of useless furniture. You can pick a few pieces you like and take them with you."

In fact, those things that can be sold have already been sold, but there are still a lot of daily necessities.

"I heard that Aunt An's house has a library?"

"Yes, but the library won't run away. Now, can you write a letter to Bill and Charlie? They are very worried about you. At least tell them that you are safe?"

The twins' expressions suddenly turned serious, and they realized this at the same time, which was extremely amusing.

"'We must write letters!'"

They hurried to their rooms, while his wife took Percy for a walk in the garden, wanting him to see the beautiful scenery.

As soon as I got back to the main house yesterday, I informed Bill that I had signed the papers protecting the children and transferring custody of all the boys to me.

According to the plan, the Ministry of Magic will notify Hogwarts of the change of guardian next Monday. Before that, the license signed by Arthur will remain valid.

So I informed Bill that if he could get out on Saturday, we could meet in Hogsmeade.

As the exams are approaching, it is not allowed to go out during this period, but due to the special situation of the change of guardians during the semester, I wrote to Professor McGonagall to ask for permission for us to meet in Hogsmeade for the purpose of explanation.

I've also asked Edgar to help request the same permission from Snape. I've also submitted a similar application to the Ministry of Magic, so there shouldn't be any problem.

Ronald got up before noon and seemed to be out of it, wandering around the house until he was found by the twins.

"Hello, I was not able to greet you properly yesterday. I am the sixth child in the family, Ronald Bilius Weasley. Please take good care of me in the future. Since my name is the same as my uncle's, you can call me Ronald."

Before lunch, everyone gathered together and the children began to formally introduce themselves.

"I'm Fred."

"I'm George."

"'Please take care of me!'"

Seeing this scene, Ronald immediately corrected:

"Are you mistaken? It should be George and Fred. Stop joking, I'm serious, even though I can't tell which one of you is which."

"hehe."

Percy smiled, and his smile made his three brothers smile as well.

"'This is our third brother Percy, please take care of him!'"

Everyone ate lunch lively and had a great time.

These children are really good, but why didn’t my brother cherish them?

The next day, they received a notification that their weekend away permit had been approved, so they agreed to meet before lunch on Saturday.

I told the kids we were going to see Bill, and they asked with sparkling eyes if they could bring the gifts they had made, and I said yes, but warned them not to make them too big.