Luna Lovegood had never been big on the concept or institution of marriage. That didn't, however, mean she didn't look around and see how almost all of her friends from her Hogwarts days were by now married themselves. A majority of them had even started families. Hell, she even now had a goddaughter herself, a child who would be her responsibility if, Godric and Merlin forbid, anything ever happened to Ginny. Her best girlfriend – now a sports columnist with the Daily Prophet – wrote to Luna almost every Saturday week, and there had also been plenty of teatime dates at the Potters" homestead in Godric's Hollow. Ginny never expressly said so, yet Luna could still sense it: the redhead clearly wondered why Luna had not gotten married yet. Both women had been relieved when Neville had finally tied the knot with fellow DA veteran Hannah Abbott the summer before last.