[It's a good thing she's got her wand now, because Ginny Weasley isn't about to put any time between her and her brother when he's clearly distressed. She's been watching both twins carefully since their respective arrivals, because she knows that no matter how good it is that they're all together, there are still the darker things they have to struggle with - not just as a family, but just to themselves, too. She had a year to get used to the idea of Fred's death, despite having not lived it, and it still stopped her own heart to hug him and not feel or hear his. She didn't like the reminders and she knows neither of them do, too. She packs up a few pastries, and wastes no time in getting there.
So Ginny Apparates to the cabin and reappears with a sharp crack. She isn't sure where to find her brother—either of them, really—and calls out softly.]
primary resistance at a critical low
So Ginny Apparates to the cabin and reappears with a sharp crack. She isn't sure where to find her brother—either of them, really—and calls out softly.]
Oi, anyone there?