hpMy messy life at Hogwarts

It’s another day of snowfall, and the bright sky is falling bit by bit, which is not obvious on the already white mountain top. I took a nap and read a book. As the evening approached, a strong wind blew, and the windows were shaken. Noisy, the wind rotates at high speed in the coniferous forest, rolling up snowflakes and tearing at the tree trunks.

"Grandpa...it's such a heavy snow..." I reminded my grandfather who was busy in the kitchen.

Grandfather wiped his hands with his apron, walked to me and looked out the window, pretending to be calm and said, "That was a blizzard. There will always be snowstorms on the snowy mountains. I think it will stop tomorrow morning at most." But there was no hiding in his eyes. Feeling worried, he went to check the doors and windows. Grandpa didn't want to let the cold wind fill the cabin carelessly.

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While drinking the hot cream soup, I worried about the castle, "Grandpa, will the magical animals be frozen in such heavy snow?"

"There's magic on the castle, and it's as warm as our cabin, unless this blizzard destroys the walls. Magic can withstand magic, but not brute force." Grandfather said, cutting me a piece of stew.

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I didn't sleep well amidst the noisy wind, so I got up early in the morning. The snowstorm outside had subsided, and the wind had become gentle. It was falling gently like a Christmas crystal ball. I warmed myself some hot milk and planned to wait for my grandfather to get up...

Putting the warm milk on the table, I found a note from my grandfather underneath the orange: "Lacie, I'm worried about the magical animals and want to see them. Don't worry, I will definitely be back during breakfast."

I turned to look at the alarm clock. It should be almost time for breakfast. Maybe my grandfather was already on the way. I happily thought about what I should eat as soon as possible, such as my grandfather's French fries...

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I waited and waited. I was a little hungry, so I peeled and ate the pressed orange. When I looked back, it was already nine o'clock... I usually have breakfast at eight o'clock. I was a little worried. Could it be that the university last night had covered it up? Little road, grandfather lost his way?

I held up my little umbrella, closed the door, and walked towards the castle without even bothering to put on my raincoat. As expected, the newly fallen snow covered the path, but fortunately the castle would not be covered by the snow. As long as I walked toward You can get there by going forward over there.

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"Grindelwald, is Grandpa here again?" I pushed open the iron door in a panic. Inside, Grindelwald was still sitting on the lounge chair by the window, with the bowls and plates stained with soup still not cleared away.

"Stus left last night and hasn't come back this morning..." Grindelwald saw surprise flashing in my eyes, and straightened up anxiously when he heard my inquiry, "You mean he didn't come back?"

"Grandpa left a note last night, saying he would be back for breakfast, but it has been too long." I thought about several possibilities in my mind, but I didn't dare to think about it carefully.

"Perhaps, we should ask Sters' friends for help. The owl is too slow. Maybe you have a double-sided mirror and you can contact anyone." Grindelwald frowned and looked out at the vast snowy scene.

"I'll go back and look. Maybe my grandfather has gone back." I comforted myself and the old man opposite, and immediately got off the tower and ran back to the wooden house.

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Panting heavily, I hurried back to the cabin following the footprints I came from. The cold air entered my lungs, my throat was dry and sore, my face felt hot, and the mist that came out covered my face. I was afraid that I would miss the mark and I didn’t dare to slow down.

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"Grandpa!" I pushed the door open, and I had no time to change my wet boots with snow and water. There was no one in the kitchen, nor in the living room... I rummaged through the drawers, shouting from time to time while rummaging anxiously, maybe My grandfather suddenly appeared and responded to me.