Neville could have gone back to the house at Grimmauld Place for the night. He could have gone home to Gran. He could have done a lot of things, before showing up for the Order meeting in McGonagall's office the next morning. But he was beginning to understand the magnitude of what he had taken on, and he had a lot more to do before he could
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Her brow was slightly furrowed, and she tried to block out the nervous conversations and general clatter around her. This was important. If she found something helpful, she'd go right on her way to to tell someone who could do something about it.
If she didn't, that was all right. She had a whole stack to get through.
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He was just about to claim an empty table for himself when he spotted a familiar head of hair, peeking out from behind an unfamiliar newspaper.
"Luna?" he said, when he'd nearly reached her side. "I thought you went home, after the... the f-funeral."
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"Home doesn't need me like here does." She motioned that he could have a seat if he only moved the papers first.
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"Home doesn't need me like here does, either," he agreed with her. "Um. What are you doing?"
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She nodded towards his own books. "What about you?"
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She reflected on that for a moment. "But I doubt highly that any cream designed to enlarge things will do much but shrink bank accounts."
She had been reading a few tabloids, you see.
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Luna looked up, frowning a bit at Neville. "You still look very tired."
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"I might have got out of hospital a little early," he admitted to her. "I didn't like it much, I couldn't do anything while I was there."
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Luna had that way of hitting the nail a little too firmly on the head.
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"I won't be leaving."
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They both knew what she meant.
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"Luna, would you like anything? You've got to be getting thirsty, all that... uh, reading."
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