But she understood all too well that their family had been far from a happy one. It became even more evident the longer she spent around a family that was actually happy. She had been invited to join in all of the family's meals. Both of the Jordan girls, aged six and nine, were curious about their guest. The eldest whom everyone called Lizzie, was particularly so. Hermione had the distinct impression that the clever girl knew exactly who was sleeping down the corridor in their guest room. Though there was no element of fear in the bold manner in which Lizzie stared at her, she felt unnerved. Perhaps the girl was too clever for her own good.