<strong>Character</strong>: Luna Lovegood (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=181836.msg8732825#msg8732825)<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Order Safe House<br/><strong>Tagged</strong>: Ginny, Neville, Draco<br/><hr/><br/><br/>They all looked at her as if they knew something she didn't. It usually wasn't good when people looked at you that way. But perhaps she had just surprised them, or distracted them from the bickering. Either way, she was glad they quieted down. Even if they were all staring at her now. But she was quite used to that occurrence.<br/><br/>It was Neville's voice which provoked her to turn her head towards him for a moment. He knew not of his grandmother either. That was something they shared, they each only had one member of family. He, his grandmother, and she, her father. Though Harry Potter, he hadn't any family. Except for his aunt and uncle, but she had heard they weren't very nice. Though she tried not to assume too much without having ever met them. People said things all the time.<br/><br/>Her head turned back to Mr. Weasley as he spoke. It seemed Mrs. Longbottom would be okay. But then he addressed. She felt a ping at her heart when she heard the news. Her poor father. He wasn't always very strong with things. Not like her. Though he could be, and she had to hope he was still. But in December and now she hears? The isolation that Hogwarts now brought was truly sad. Though perhaps that was partly the emotion of the news getting to her. Nonetheless, she did not cry, or make any strong emotional move. She simply nodded calmly. "Thank you, Mr. Weasley. I'm sure my father will stay strong until help can come." She actually wasn't so sure. But always the optimist, she didn't let herself thing too hard down that path. She saw the good. He wasn't dead, and there was hope that she would see him again soon. Though maybe not until they defeated Voldimort.