"Relax? Never," Hermione says, chuckling. More than most of her friends, Eduardo knows the extent of Hermione's ambition in the city. Given that he's had entrepreneurial experience of his own, it's easier for Hermione to share her ideas with him about founding a school for subjects that fall outside of the purview of public education. "I guess we have a couple days to relax — I don't think either Ron or myself is eager to get back into work on Monday. But without there being much of anywhere for us to go on a destination honeymoon, I think the both of us will dive back into our jobs before too long. I've actually been thinking about starting the paranormal school in earnest. Most people in school are starting classes now, but it won't be long before they've adjusted to class and might think about filling the spare time they have. It makes for an ideal time to offer courses. Ron's brother Charlie recently arrived to help out at the shop, too, so I have some extra time to think about location, staffing..."

Hermione wrinkles her nose sheepishly. "Even on my wedding day, I can't stop thinking about work, it seems. But I love it."