[HP]Love and Hogwarts

"You lost again." Kahn said as he put down the cards in his hand. Crabbe handed Kahn the last pack of chocolate frogs dejectedly. She opened it and took a look. It was Cliona who was picking her nose. She was introduced above. She was the first person to discover the use of moondew flowers, and she was also proficient in the art of transformation, able to transform herself into a seabird or a wave.

She kept the card and gave Malfoy the lively chocolate frog. Kahn won all their snacks on the poker field in the whole morning. He only deliberately let it slip a few times when he saw Malfoy sulking. Let them win a few.

Kahn was half lying on the sofa, stretched out comfortably, pushed forward the snacks he won all morning, and gave them back to them, preparing to go to the kitchen in advance to see what they would have for lunch. Malfoy and the others also Wanting to continue playing, he looked at Kahn who stood up from the sofa and asked, "Aren't you going to play anymore?"

"Well, I want to go for a walk, will you go?" Kahn nodded and said.

Malfoy hesitated for two seconds and said, "No, forget it, I'll play for a while longer."

"Then I'll leave first." Kahn said.

After leaving the common room, Kahn climbed two floors along the ever-moving stairs. The Hogwarts house-elf kitchen was on the lower floor, just next to the passage of the Hufflepuff House common room.

When Kahn passed by the door of their lounge, the door happened to be opened from the inside, and a boy and Cedric, whom Kahn had seen but didn't know their names, came out. They were talking with their heads down, and when they looked up, they saw the boy walking towards them. Kahn came and looked at them while still walking towards the kitchen.

After the three people's eyes met, Kahn stopped, nodded politely and said hello to them.

"Don't leave yet." Seeing Kahn about to leave again, Cedric called to her, "Wait for me, Kahn, Ernie, can you go and ask Hannah first? If she doesn't I've seen it, I will help you find your cat." The next words he said were obviously to the boy named Ernie next to him.

Ernie MacMillan glanced at Cedric, then at Kahn, who had obeyed to stay, and said, "Can I stay?"

"It's better to go find your cat quickly, he is waiting for you to find him." Cedric said.

"...Okay." Ernie glanced at him enviously, walked past Kahn nervously and left.

Cedric walked up to Kahn and smiled gently at her, "Are you going to the kitchen?" he asked naturally.

"Yes, I'm going to see if there is ice cream for lunch today." Kahn answered him seriously.

"I don't want to shock you, but it probably doesn't happen," he said, seeming to recall, "That only happens in summer and autumn."

"Ah, really." Kahn still looked calm and calm as usual, but anyone could feel her disappointment at this time.

Now that he knew that there was nothing in the kitchen, and today was not the day to chat with the ghosts in the kitchen, Kahn gave up the idea of ​​going to the kitchen and prepared to go for a walk in the yard. Cedric had nothing to do for the time being. Damn it, two people with nothing to do just got together.

"The day of the Quidditch match is coming soon, isn't it? It's your house versus Gryffindor." Kahn said, "I heard they said that your flying lessons are also very good, but you just don't want to participate in the Quidditch match."

He touched the tip of his nose in embarrassment and said, "No, that's not it. There are many people better than me. I just spend too much time on other things and don't have the energy to add another one at the moment." Quidditch, are you interested in Quidditch?"

Kahn thought for a while and said: "Seriously, I'm not very interested, but the people around me seem to be fanatics of this sport, so I will pay a little attention."

He paused and said, "Quidditch fanatic? Do you mean Draco Malfoy?" He often saw them walking together, or sitting together eating and talking.

"Well, there is also Harry Potter. I think he is crazier than Malfoy. Apart from eating and going to class, he now lives in the stadium." Kahn said with a sigh.

"Harry Potter? Are you familiar with him?" Cedric said in surprise. He still knew how bad Slytherin and Gryffindor were. Among them, Slytherin hated Harry the most. ·Potter, the young savior.

"Just like you." Kahn turned to him and said sincerely.

Cedric blinked, unsure whether this was good news or bad news.

The dean of Hufflepuff House is Professor Pomona Sprout, who teaches Herbology, so the subject that Hufflepuff students are best at is Herbology. Cedric also borrowed a third-grade book from Kahn. Herbal Notes,

After Karn and Cedric sat on a bench in the yard and chatted about the Herbology class, they inexplicably came up with the topic of how the badger resembled Hufflepuff.

Kahn recalled: "It suddenly occurred to me that there was a book in the Muggle world called "The Wind in the Willows", in which the badger was mentioned, and it was given to me by a kind-hearted old man I met in a London church. "

Cedric had never been to the Muggle world and had never been exposed to Muggle books. Hearing this, he was curious and asked, "What is that book about?"

"It is a famous British fairy tale. The protagonists are a mole, a mouse, a badger, and a wolf. It is said that they live on the river bank or in the forest and enjoy the joys and hardships together." Carnshun He asked him about the content of the book and finally said:

"The luxurious mansion of the bohemian □□ was occupied by a large number of weasels and martens, but under the auspices of Mr. Badger, they regained □□'s mansion, revitalized their home, and held a banquet. After all this, □□ also changed. You have to mature."

Seeing how fascinated Cedric was, Kahn said thoughtfully: "I also brought this book to Hogwarts. Do you still want to read it yourself? I will bring it to you if you need it."

"Thank you, please lend it to me if you can. I will read it as soon as possible." Cedric said with interest.

"Of course. I'll give it to you in the afternoon. You can read it slowly. No one is reading it now anyway. If you are willing to read it, it will play its value as a book." Kahn said without hesitation, "Will you and I also like Mr. Badger, he is friendly, smart and upright just like you, maybe that’s why Hufflepuff’s representative animal is the badger.”

"..." He lowered his head in embarrassment and touched the center of his eyebrows with his hand. He blinked evasively and said with a slight blush, "Don't always praise me like this. I'm not that good."

"I just told the truth." Kahn pretended to be sad and wiped away his tears.

Cedric held his chin with one hand, turned his head and looked helplessly at Kahn's performance, and said with a smile: "Okay, I will try my best to become as good as you said."

"You've done it, at least in my opinion." Kahn said. Cedric seemed to want to say something more, but was interrupted by the little guy who suddenly rushed over.

"Is this the cat of the boy who was looking for the cat just now?" Kahn quickly grabbed a civet cat that was flying past. She also heard the conversation between Cedric and the boy named Ernie just now. conversation.

He looked at the cat that was motionless as Kahn held it by the back of its neck, but had an unconvinced expression on its face. He pinched the cat's paw childishly and said, "That's right. Ernie's cat is also a civet cat."

"Then it seems that our chat will end early. Let's take the cat back and give it to him. It's just time to eat." Kahn handed the cat to Cedric and stood up.

He nodded, casually wrapped the yellow and black scarf with one hand, and walked towards the auditorium with Kahn, holding the resigned cat in his arms. Then they separated at the entrance of the auditorium, and each returned to the head of his own college. at the table.

"Look!" Malfoy saw Kahn sitting down opposite, and couldn't wait to show off to her: "I won it from Theodore." In his hand was a brand new silver camera, Kahn turned to look Glancing at Theodore, he noticed her gaze and looked back arrogantly with his lips pursed unhappily.

"Very good, you are really awesome." Kahn turned back and looked at Malfoy's extremely sincere compliment.

"It's not bad." He said proudly but trying to remain humble. "I can just use this to take pictures of the poor guy crying after losing Quidditch." He obviously also knew that the next game would be played by Si Professor Nepe acted as the referee, and he was already convinced that Gryffindor would lose. Although that meant Hufflepuff would win, it would at least be better than Gryffindor winning.

"What if Gryffindor wins?" Kahn quickly finished a donut while he was speaking, licked the remaining powdered sugar on his fingertips, and asked without raising his head.

"..." Malfoy's voice didn't sound for a long time. Kahn looked up at him with some doubts, and found that he was staring at her in a daze without knowing what he was thinking. Seeing her looking at him, Malfoy cleared his throat. He said decisively: "It's impossible. One more thing, why don't you wipe it with paper? It's very dirty."

"I forgot to bring it." Kahn tilted her head slightly and looked at her fingers. They didn't feel dirty. They were at least ten times cleaner than when she was wandering on the streets of London.

Malfoy generously handed his luxurious handkerchief embroidered with silver thread to Kahn, and she did not refuse his kindness. She took it and wiped her hands, then gave his handkerchief a fresh look and returned it. To be honest, she felt that the two of them had done something meaningless, which could have been solved by just cleaning and refreshing.

After lunch, Kahn went to the Owl Tower and sent a letter to Mrs. Harriet inquiring about the current situation. The letter asked how the orphanage's move was progressing and asked her to write down the new address and tell her.

After finishing these tasks, Kahn rubbed her cold red face and turned around to leave. However, as soon as she turned around, she looked at the person who had been standing quietly in front of her for who knows how long.