She joined Pansy and Luna in overseeing the playdates, too curious to stay away. The other children behaved well, and she made a conscious effort to study their characters individually. Lucio, for his part, was overly excited to have friends at last, and asked them for stories about where they lived, and their pets and siblings if they had any. He held no qualms about meeting with these strange children and spent most of the first few playdates talking up a storm, firing question after question until Hermione had pulled him aside carefully and suggested he pause for a moment, as the other children were beginning to look weary. Sweet child that he was, Lucio understood at once and obeyed, switching to showing them about the nursery, and then, with Hermione and Pansy watching them carefully, the garden.