Love, life and work flow steadily for the young magical couples. Their intertwined family life is moving day-by-day toward a future that is becoming increasingly clear. Like all young people at the beginning of their careers, their work consumes them, but love and the delights of being together draw them home.

 Home is lovers' paradise whether it is  a forest grove or a magical palace. The young are ambitious, idealistic and amorous. Young wizards are no exception. Grimmauld Place seemed to call for family, almost as if the house itself required it. But what can be ruled out in a magical dwelling managed by a house elf?

 Harry and Ginny are helping Ron and Hermione with an office party. Both couples are so comfortable in this part of the Muggle social world that the evening's biggest worry is getting the washing up done before their non-magical friends arrive.

 The party for Hermione's office mates went off really well. As yet they didn't know it had been the first, barest hint of a mystery that would slowly become more and more urgent, eventually threatening to expose the wizarding world.

The more they talked about it, the more they were relieved. It seemed their initial suspicion of a Time Turner couldn't possibly be true.

Immediately after the war against the Death Eaters witches and wizards returned to their traditional pursuits. Hogwarts students from the war years started careers and families. Much changed for the better in the magical world as Kingsley's Ministry coalesced into happy productivity. But, the magical feat to be remembered through the long wizarding ages, was transfiguration of the Ministry. 

After meeting with the Head Auror, Ginny and Harry report to Kingsley and Arthur.The conversation quickly moves from their Auror work to reveal an unwelcome new twist to their Farnsworth problem

It wasn't a very restful weekend. There was a Burrow party Friday, a long Y.I.P.I. meeting Saturday, and helping Hermione with breakfast meant an early start on Sunday too.

While not completely enthused for this morning's meeting, there was a vague link to their Y.I.P.I. work and that meant it deserved their best attention. So, as Harry and Ginny got ready to greet Arnold Whiteside, the heir to one of London's prestigious legal firms, they were speculating what the meeting might be about.

Harry and Ginny couldn't take their minds off what they had started to call “The Farnsworth Problem,” even though they were at ACS and had work to do. After a few minutes not getting much done, it was clear they needed to follow where their attention wanted to go.

As the weeks passed with nowhere else to turn on the Farnsworth Problem, the two couples settled back into their routines, even though it was never far out of mind. Today, Hermione and Ginny were lunching, just being together and bringing each other up to date about their lovers.