HP Dawn Night

The ancient rune test was scheduled for a week before Christmas. After receiving this notice, I immediately went to the library to prepare the required books. There is no doubt that I will not be free before Christmas.

"Don't you think you're a little overwhelmed?" Pansy, Draco, and Blaise sat together one blustery night practicing a spell that would make the kitten disappear, while I hid behind a mountain of books and gnawed on a book. Draco's voice came through the pile of thick "Runes for Beginners".

"Me?" I absently turned the book over to another page, "I can't relax...can I?"—I promised Dad I wouldn't let him down.

"Listen, Vio, you're actually doing pretty well," Pansy said gently, "at least your studies are going well for now, and even Louis—"

"Louis?" Blaise interrupted her abruptly. "Which Louis?"

"Oh, what else? It's Louis of Beauxbatons." Pansy said wearily. "He said it was a great thing for Vio to make such a decision, and he also thinks Vio you can do it. Well, he's in his last year at Beauxbatons."

"You guys still keep in touch?" Blaise asked in an odd tone.

"Oh, just a pen pal." Pansy responded impatiently.

Blaise was unrelenting: "I thought you didn't like him. You didn't show interest in him in France."

The direction of this topic is a bit interesting.I put down my study for a while, and when I opened the pile of books, I saw Pansy's face. I don't know if it was an illusion, but I felt a blush on her face.

"What's not interesting," Pansy muttered, "he offered to write me a letter, and I found out that we got along pretty well, so—" She shrugged, turned her face to me, and naturally brought the subject up. Just a word, "Anyway, take it easy, you will definitely pass."

"I hope so." I remembered that Pansy often wrote something on parchment this semester. Could it be a letter to Louis?

"You should focus on the OWLs," Blaise said to Pansy. "Why don't you let the correspondence go for a while?"

Pansy was obviously not happy to continue this question, she frowned slightly, and looked unhappy: "Louis often gives me some good advice, although the education structure in France is different from that in England, it is still helpful to chat with him .”

Blaise seemed to choke.Draco took up the conversation immediately: "I think Blaise is worried that you will be distracted, after all, we are at a critical juncture right now."

Pan Xi shook her head angrily: "Don't think too much, it won't affect me." She opened the "Asian Anti-drug Encyclopedia" with a lot of anger, and began to write a treatise on potions.

It was quiet for a while, and I turned a few pages back. According to my speed, I should be able to finish reading this elementary textbook this week.But looking at the sea of ​​books and inscriptions next to me, I couldn't help but feel a little downcast about my unpredictable prospects.

Just then, a small rolled-up parchment fell from the top of the stack, right in front of me.I took it and unfolded it, and on it was Draco's handwriting——

Will you come to Hogsmeade with me this weekend?

I thought about it, since I can finish reading this "Rune Elementary" ahead of time, it's not a bad idea to take a day out on Saturday to go out and relax for a while. As for the make-up class at my father's place, I just need to arrive on time at night.So I grabbed the quill, drew a smiley face on the parchment, and threw it back.

"Please don't make the teaser so obvious, both of you." Blaise said, "Violet, you threw it at me."

"Hush!" I said.

Blaise and Pansy laughed sullenly at about the same time.

The next day everyone was talking about Hogsmeade weekend. This was the first time we had the opportunity to go to Hogsmeade village this semester. For the fifth graders who have been suppressed in school for so long, this It is simply an excellent opportunity not to be missed to release the mood.Almost everyone is talking loudly about weekend plans and purchases.

"Who are you going with?" I asked Pansy.

She was sandwiching fried eggs, bacon and bread, Pansy paused slightly when she heard what I said: "I don't know."

"Aren't you going to ask someone out?" I motioned her to look in the direction of Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff.

"No interest."

This made me feel guilty: "Pansy...you won't be angry if I don't accompany you?"

"Of course not," she replied quickly, "You and Draco need some private time too, I'm not that messy."

I breathed a sigh of relief: "Then are you going to—?"

"I'm going to ask Blaise if he wants to pass the time with me, as long as he doesn't have someone else." Pansy took a bite of the homemade sandwich, "It's fun, I think you're going to be Hermione Greg Ranger." She was clearly saying that I had spent too much time academically this semester.

"I won't become a bookworm." At this time, I saw Blaise walking with Draco and Theodore Nott, "Brace is here, you can ask him."

Turns out Brace was stopped by an unexpected guy on the senior side -- Astoria Greengrass.

Astoria stood up lightly, gave Draco and Theodore a sweet smile, and then said something to Blaise with a smile, Theodore's expression stiffened as she said, But he stood there as if petrified.

"What's she doing?" Pansy asked, frowning.I pursed my lips, thinking of a bad possibility.

Blaise, on the other hand, seemed to ponder for a moment, then he nodded.

Even though I couldn't see the front, I could feel the glow radiating from Astoria.

Theodore walked sullenly to his usual seat, and Draco and Blaise sat down across from us.

"What did she tell you, Blaise?" I asked.

"She asked me if I'd like to go to Hogsmeade with her for the weekend." Blaise's answer made my heart sink, and Pansy seemed to pause for a moment.

"Have you agreed?" She immediately asked in a very flat tone.

"Yeah." Blaise snorted in confirmation.

"You agreed?" I asked again in surprise.

Blaise cut the food slowly: "I couldn't think of a reason to refuse her for a while."

I am speechless.Astoria has always been a girl with a lot of tongues, I mean she knows how to make others obey her wishes, and is also good at fighting for things that are beneficial to herself.

Isn't Theodore Knott a prime example?He had dated Astoria before, but he hadn't established a formal relationship, and now when Astoria went to date someone in front of him, he couldn't even find a reason to leave.

I was suddenly afraid of Astoria's sweet smile.

The author has something to say:

Here I want to describe Astoria as a character who is not bad in nature, has scheming and ambition, and knows how to cater [her sister Daphne is obviously not so attractive], but the initial impression is not good QAQ