A wink from her brother-in-law's uninjured eye proved to Hermione that he wasn't as upset about his older brother's unconventional greeting as it seemed. She just rolled her eyes and accepted the kiss to her cheek he offered. It was impossible to tell the two men were brothers just by looking at them. Alain's blue eyes were nothing like Antonin's dark brown. His hair was much lighter and the beard that was growing on his face was a deep auburn instead of Antonin's raven. It was common knowledge that their mother wasn't faithful to her Russian husband, but Vadim Dolohov never questioned the paternity of any of his sons publicly. He was able to take advantage of his wife's high status. What did it matter if the younger sons weren't his?