[HP] Amy Lee sleepwalks through Hogwarts

No one knows what happened.

Anyway, during lunch, everyone saw Amy and Field sitting together again, and they seemed to have endless things to say. Joey, who was sitting on the other side of Amy, had an expression full of resentment.

Ron had something to say: "What are you betting on? Aren't their feelings still very good?"

Harry nodded in agreement.

Fred had seen this scene a long time ago. He pursed his lips and thought for a long time, then discussed with George: "I want to change it to seven days! Within seven days, Amy will definitely dump Field!"

George actually nodded: "I'll change it to four days!"

Hermione couldn't stand it: "Then bet on this kind of thing... you are so ungraceful!"

Fred smiled instead of getting angry: "Would you like to play too?"

George also raised his voice: "As long as the time is right-"

Fred continued: "——You can get double the reward!"

Hermione rolled her eyes and shook her head to show disinterest.

Neville dug into his pocket, took out a silver coin, stood up, stretched out his arms, put it in front of Fred, and said, "I have a Sickle, I bet they won't break up in a month!"

George grabbed the silver coin and shouted: "Okay! The more you buy, the more you pay!"

Ron was stunned: "Neville, you are a bad student!"

Fred asked Harry again: "Would you like to try it too?"

Harry smiled apologetically and shook his head: "Forget it!"

However, he was the only one who just "forget it". People who usually played better with Fred and George came over to place their bets, most of them bet ten Knuts, and rarely a Sickle. Some were held for ten days, some were held for a month, and some were held for seven days like Fred.

Of course Amy didn't know why there was so much movement on their side, and she was confused by the small pile of coins in front of them as she passed by.

"Well, Field..." Amy wanted to mention something again.

Field still interrupted skillfully: "I'm still very busy. If you have anything to do, we'll talk about it later!" and fled in a hurry.

This is different from before. In the past, I wanted to tie Amy up and hang it on my waist. Now I just run away as soon as I finish talking about business, never giving Amy a chance to express her opinions.

Amy has been very busy these past two days, practicing flying almost all the time. Sure enough, I found that riding a broom is more stable than standing on it. So Amy decided to practice riding first before talking.

So Amy dragged her broom out almost as soon as she had time, flying higher and higher little by little. After getting used to gliding slowly at high altitude, she started flying sideways, vertically, spinning, and sprinting up, down, left, and right. Take off and challenge various difficult moves.

She was in a hurry every time she ate. Sometimes she would just come in to get a sandwich or an egg tart, stuff it into her mouth, and then go out again. The first few times, after a few difficult flights, my stomach would turn upside down and I would vomit out everything I had just eaten.

It wasn't until the evening of the third day that Field finally caught her and forced her to stay in the auditorium and have a good dinner.

Joey looked at her increasingly sallow face in the past three days, and while handing her the egg tart, he said, "Why are you bothering? I won't let you participate in the Quidditch game right away."

Amy took a bite of the egg tart, swallowed it with difficulty, took another sip of pumpkin juice, and after taking a breath, said, "I have to be proficient in flying!"

After saying that, his eyes were already looking towards the Gryffindor table, especially the Weasley twins, feeling secretly proud. I’m thinking: I’m not afraid of heights now! He can also fly by himself! You can sprint from any angle! Don’t be afraid if you want to take me flying! I see how you still play tricks on me!

However, seeing how busy they were, Fred was still saying to George: "Today is already the third day. After tomorrow, you will lose!"

George didn't show any weakness: "Maybe they will break up tomorrow!"

Although Amy's hearing was not very good, she could still tell that they must be planning something shady.

When Joey saw Amy looking towards the Weasley twins, he had sympathy on his face and asked in a low voice, "You know it too?"

Amy was stunned: "What should I know?"

"That's it..." Joey quietly glanced at Field on Amy's other side, then lowered his voice and said in Amy's ear: "They are betting to see when you and Field will break up." After I finished speaking, I was still feeling guilty. Did Field not hear me?

Amy threw her hand away and whispered to Joey: "Then they all lose, Field and I have never been together!"

But after saying this, he rolled his eyes again, came up with some weird idea, waved at Joey, asked her to come over, and asked: "What is the situation now?"

Joey shook his head: "I don't know too well. I just heard that someone bet that you will break up on the fourth day, which is tomorrow! Some people bet for a long time, more than a month. Whoever bets on the right time can get back two Double the bonus!”

Amy nodded while listening, then started to dig into her pocket, took out a handful of magic coins, put the gold one in Joey's hand, and put the others back into her pocket again. Then he quietly said to Joey: "Go and bet a galleon! Tonight!"

"Tonight?" Joey almost screamed. He looked at the dark sky through the window and told her anxiously: "Sister, it's almost seven o'clock now!"

Yes, it's indeed getting late, and the curfew will be in two hours. You can't go to Field's dormitory to mention "breaking up", right?

Amy nodded firmly: "Believe me, it's no problem!"

Joey still nodded in disbelief, looked at Field with sympathy, then walked over to the Weasley twins and handed them the Galleons in his hand.

"I bet they will break up tonight!" Joey followed Amy's words.

Ron was chewing on the chicken legs. He was already stunned when he saw the golden galleons. He was even more surprised when he heard these words: "Miss, you are throwing money away!"

George still happily put away the gold galleons and shouted: "Okay! One galleons bet tonight! If the bet is right, I will give you two galleons back!"

That's the expression... exactly the same as Fred's, feeling that this Galleung was given to them for nothing.

Wood was very close to them, and suddenly he didn't understand: "Joy, why are you following them?"

Joey didn't want to confess Amy right now, so he could only smile awkwardly and say: "Just for fun! Haha~"

OK! understood! Wood quickly reminded Fred and George: "You better not take her to play! It's too risky!"

However, Fred didn't understand the meaning of this sentence at all. Instead, he smiled and said, "It's not a big deal to play a few more times while you're young!"

Wood spread his hands: "It's up to you!"

Then they saw Field walking out in a hurry, and Amy shouted his name and hurried after him.

So Ron became suspicious again: "Are you sure you bet on how many days Amy will dump Field? Could it be the other way around? Should you bet on how many days Field will dump Amy?"

Joey shook his head very generously: "Go and take a look?"

Then there was a response, and everyone came to watch...