From Hogwarts Re-Being Wesson Wright

Basically, Wesson can conclude.

The entire staff on the Hogwarts Express are basically students from Hufflepuff, and this stewardess is no exception.

Now I hear something like this happening on the train...

Not only did the flight attendant aunt not reprimand Wesson Wright, she even asked to help solve the trouble. She also sent the three unlucky children to the prefect car...

Just when Cedric felt that something was wrong with the world, the flight attendant gently praised Wesson: "You have the courage to admit it, you are such an honest boy..."

"..."

Cedric was still wondering.

The flight attendant was still talking to Wesson gently, and even comforted Wesson: "Don't be afraid...but don't be as impulsive as today. What if such a cute little badger is punished by the school because of these people?"

After finishing speaking, the flight attendant added: "If you are punished for this kind of thing, remember to go to the school to find Dean Sprout. She will not let such a cute little badger be bullied..."

"...Yes, I have written it down."

Weisen's serious voice sounded sincere.

When returning to the box.

Cedric's eyes were full of confusion and confusion, and he looked at Wesson in confusion: "Why would she choose to help us deal with this..."

"Because we are all Hufflepuffs."

Weisen acted as if we were all our own.

Just as Wesson was asking Cedric about the proportion of Hufflepuff wizards in the wizarding world, a beautiful scenery also appeared inside the train.

A flight attendant used a magic wand to control three luggage carts carrying three petrified children, from the freshman carriage to the prefect carriage at the front. Every little wizard couldn't help but look at this scene curiously, and even Someone took the initiative to ask...

This enthusiastic steward would always smile and respond to the students who asked questions: "Because they insulted Hufflepuff House, they were slightly punished by our little badger. Oh, no, they are still a little boy who has not undergone the sorting ceremony." badger…"

The whole train suddenly became commotion.

Soon, almost all the students on the train knew that this year's Hufflepuff House would have a new student with a bit of a temper.

The Hufflepuff students were eagerly looking forward to meeting the new student at the Sorting Ceremony, but unfortunately, the flight attendant refused to reveal anything about it. ?

along the way.

The scenery where the train passes is beautiful.

Wesson Wright and Cedric each held a book and sat quietly in the box. The two of them occasionally communicated about their reading progress.

The sun shone in through the window, and the two people seemed to be getting along very harmoniously. The flight attendant even brought them a free lunch during the trip.

however…

Not everyone can endure such a boring journey.

The freshman carriage soon became lively as they discussed their new experiences on the Hogwarts Express. The main topic was undoubtedly the fact that the three freshmen had been beaten.

"Hey, did you hear that?"

The door of the box was suddenly opened, and a young man pulled the door of the box in a familiar manner. He looked at the two people reading quietly in the box with disbelief: "How can you still continue to read... There are three freshmen who have been arrested." beated!"

"..."

Cedric put down the book, his expression suddenly awkward.

"Close the door."

Weissen Wright's expression did not change, he still lowered his head and looked at the Potions textbook intently, as if nothing could disturb him from reading.

"it is good."

Weisen spoke with an unquestionable tone, which made the young man holding on to the box door dare not refuse. He walked into the box carefully and planned to close the door.

"Close the door from the outside."

Weissen Wright still ordered without raising his head.

"Oh oh oh..."

The young man nodded quickly.

However, when the young man walked outside the box and closed the door from the outside, he was a little confused.

and so…

Was he kicked out politely?

The young man felt that his intelligence had been rubbed on the ground once. He did not dare to go in to find fault, so he could only leave here dejectedly.

"..."

Cedric couldn't help but chuckle as he watched this scene.

But this was a bit out of character. Cedric coughed a few times and planned to persuade his friend: "Weisen, I think you don't need to be too indifferent to your classmates, at least for the next few years..."

"Am I not nice enough to him?"

Weissen Wright suddenly stopped reading, slowly raised his head and stared at Cedric: "He can walk in standing, or leave standing..."

"This…"

Cedric's eyes widened, full of confusion and confusion: "Is this... considered friendly?"

"of course."

Weissen Wright focused on the book in his hand again.

"Ok."

Cedric could only look at his friend and shook his head helplessly. After entering the school, someone should notice the real value of Wesson.

At least…

Cedric noticed.

Cedric was very aware of the character of his father, Amos Diggory. His father always praised his son endlessly, which often aroused the disgust of many people.

In fact.

Later, after they separated from Wesen.

When Cedric and his father were buying other things in Diagon Alley, they also met other freshmen, but they saw those freshmen laughing at the father who liked to praise his son.

perhaps…

Other children would think his father was ridiculous.

However, Cedric loved his simple father very much.

Therefore, what happened in Diagon Alley later made Cedric fully recognize Wesson as a rare treasure friend.

Only Wesson Wright would not laugh at his father.

Even when he was in Diagon Alley, Wesson took the initiative to help Cedric, who was looking embarrassed, but it seemed that he was just doing what he should do naturally.

Apart from…

Wesson may have a bit of a bad temper.

But this does not prevent Wesson from being a very close friend that Cedric is willing to make. He has already discovered the value of his friends.

Wesson is a person who truly knows how to respect others and is a person worthy of respect.

And this particularly valuable trait is actually difficult for other young wizards to learn and understand at this age.

"never mind."

Cedric glanced at Wesson, who was concentrating on reading, and gave up his plan to persuade Wesson. He could only take care of his friends at school in the future.

After all, he is one year older than Weisen!

It was getting dark.

The lights in the carriage were quietly turned on.

The speed of the Hogwarts Express quietly slowed down.

Weisen Wright noticed it and suddenly closed the book in his hand and put it calmly on the table: "Get ready to tidy up, we are about to arrive at the station."

"Is it finally here?"

Cedric also put down the book in his hand.

Coincidentally, the shouts of a group of young people came from the corridor of the carriage. They were all Hogwarts prefects, responsible for helping arrange new students.

"First-year students, put on your school uniform and get ready to get off the bus right away! Pack your luggage and leave it where it is. Someone will help you take it directly to the lounge of the college dormitory!"

"..."

Cedric couldn't help but glance at Wesson again.

"I hope someone will come to cause trouble..."

Weissen Wright slowly raised his head and looked at the street lights passing quickly outside the car window, and gradually began to awaken to his true nature when he was in elementary school: "Otherwise, I will find campus life very boring."

"Uh... don't do that."

Cedric clenched his hands in embarrassment and carefully tried to change the subject: "Speaking of which, Wesson, has Mr. Crouch told you what the sorting ceremony is like? Father has never told me..."

"that's not important."

Wesson slowly turned around, looked at Cedric and replied seriously: "It depends on what you think...whatever you want the sorting ceremony to be like, it will be like that."