[Ginny nods, though there's still that crease between her brows that means she's still thinking about it. This isn't the whole story, or at least, it isn't enough for her. But the mention of guardians - again, those bloody Dursleys - has her drawing the conclusion that maybe Will doesn't have parents. She's always known she's lucky to have the family she does, so happy, and full, and whole (at least for now); so though she understands it isn't the norm, it still troubles her that not everyone has that.

The question has her blinking at him, thrown for a moment, and then she actually blushes, a tinge of colour washing across her cheeks and the tips of her ears. The redhead shrugs again, glancing up and away, and she speaks her thoughts.]

I take family seriously, I suppose. It's the one thing I know I'll always have, because we don't have much of anything else but each other. [She pauses, because she doesn't like elaborating on how poor her family is, then presses on.] I expect it sounds a bit silly, but that's the best way I can put it.