Harry Potter: The Muggle Crown Prince at Hogwarts

Just when the reporters finished writing the draft and spread the "love affair" between Allen and Diana flying all over the sky, they solicited the opportunity to go to the ward to interview Diana herself.

The journalists who visited that day were all women.

Apparently, both the media and the royal family believe that more friendly women should be sent for interviews at this time, so that the girls who have suffered major accidents can feel a sense of psychological security.

The single ward was as white as snow, even though he was very restrained, there was still a slight smell of disinfectant in the air.

Miss Sharp, who was seriously injured, was lying on the raised hospital bed at one end, her face was so calm that she became a little dull.

Her body was covered with bandages, entangled all the way from her neck, tightly hooking her badly burned right arm together, and wrapping a few small circles on her less severely burned left arm.

There also seemed to be a scar on her face, and the side cheekbone had been properly bandaged.

Worst of all was her right leg...

Circles of bandages were wrapped around it, and traces of a brown-yellow potion were conspicuously oozing out.

She was wrapped in bandages all over her body, she was wrapped like a mummy.

Reporters still remember that they secretly took pictures of Diana last Christmas.

The girl inside was wearing a long blue dress like starlight, a snow-white fur shawl, and diamond and pearl jewelry, bright and luxurious.

In just half a year, that confident and quiet girl had suffered such a big change.

Those pale blue eyes were so calm that the reporter didn't dare to speak loudly.

On the afternoon of June 1993, 6, the explosion in the villa area of ​​the East End of London damaged many houses adjacent to Sharp Villa.

The Sharp Villa, which was the point of explosion, was even more appalling.

It was an unfortunate turn of events.

Earl Sharp and his wife, as well as dozens of earls in the villa, all died.

In the entire Sharp family, only the only daughter Diana survived.

... survived the half-dead.

Allen wore a neat dark gray suit and walked in from the outside accompanied by Triss.

He glanced at the reporters, Renteris took his coat, nodded as a greeting, sat on the stool beside the hospital bed, and glanced at Diana.

During the first aid that day, he asked Diana if he wanted to pretend to be first aid and give an explanation to the media, or healed the wound directly with healing as before.

The girl looked at the ceiling stubbornly and said:

"Your Highness, don't worry about me—just use first aid, even if you are left with injuries, I'm happy."

She looked into those sea blue eyes, smiled and said, "The next time the reporters come to interview me, I have to trouble you to play a scene with me... After that, we separated completely."

Allen lowered his eyes and smiled, then looked up at the girl on the hospital bed.

The reporters were watching them from the sidelines.

Triss had already inserted the red roses she had brought into the vase beside the hospital bed.

In the eyes of the world, they should be lovers who admire each other.

Playing the role of a lover is really a big challenge for Allen, because his heart is calm.

He smiled and asked softly, "Is it better?"

Diana's calm eyes moved slightly, watching him twitching the corners of his mouth, "...it's much better."

She looked at the reporters and said softly, "Several, if you have any questions, please ask."

The reporters smiled awkwardly and sat on the other side of the hospital bed, facing the crown prince opposite.

"Um, Miss Sharp, we are deeply sorry for what happened to you... I would like to ask you a few questions, and you can choose to answer them."

Seeing Diana nod her head, the reporter took out the question book, coughed lightly, and asked bravely,

"Excuse me, can you recall the circumstances of the explosion?"

Before Diana could speak, Allen cleared his throat and said softly with a smile, "Miss, Diana is inconvenient to answer this question right now."

The reporter gave a troubled smile.

... She also knew that this question was inappropriate!But this is the test book given by the company, what can she do?

She nodded again and again, and decisively jumped to the next question,

"Your Highness, last Christmas, you personally visited Earl Sharp. Everyone was rumoring that you were in love with Miss Diana..."

She looked at Allen, then at Diana, and asked, "Is this true?"

Allen showed a faint gentle smile, glanced at Diana, then fell to the red rose beside him, and said tactfully, "Isn't it obvious enough?"

The reporters poked each other's arms, unavoidably showing the gossiping expressions of being the first to eat royal melon.

Another reporter asked, "Then, there are rumors that the two will get engaged soon, is this true?"

Allen smiled slightly, and seemed to glance at Diana inadvertently.

He said softly, "It depends on what the girl wants, doesn't it? What's more, Diana's sudden change and engagement, let's talk about it later."

Diana pursed her lips tightly and said suddenly, "I don't want to."

Allen's face seemed a little ugly.

He tried to be gentle, persuading, "Diana..."

Triss walked quickly to the side of the hospital bed, and seemed to be trying to break the topic, and suggested, "Miss Sharp, Your Highness brought you mushroom soup, would you like to have a taste?"

The professional radar of the reporters was sharply erected, and they asked,

"Are there any conflicts of opinion between the two?"

"Miss Sharp seems to have other ideas?"

"Are you unwilling to marry Your Highness?"

Diana's face was pale, but she raised her eyes calmly and firmly.

"I don't want to," she said.

Two lines of clear tears fell from her pale blue eyes, as if some switch had been turned on, causing her to burst into tears and almost wet her bandage.

Allen worked hard to adjust the expression on his face.

Triss was almost killed by the clumsiness of her own crown prince.

——This stupid kid can't even pretend to be in love!

She showed a distressed and embarrassed expression, took out her handkerchief, bowed and placed it in front of Allen, and reminded softly, "Your Highness!"

Allen took the handkerchief in a daze, and subconsciously handed it to Diana in a gentlemanly manner. After a pause, he realized Triss' prompt, and wiped Diana's face awkwardly.

——Fortunately, Diana escaped!

His face remained motionless, and he breathed a sigh of relief.

... This scene was really difficult to perform.

Triss immediately took the handkerchief from Allen's hand, and thoughtfully wiped Diana's tears away.

In the eyes of the reporters, this is the manifestation of their dispute and emotional disagreement.

Look at this posture!

His Highness must have fallen in love, but Miss Sharp's reluctance to mention marriage broke His Highness's heart!That's why Butler Triss is so careful!

They resisted the desire to ask.

The reporter who had been silent since entering the door spoke abruptly and confirmed,

"Miss Sharp, are you unwilling to marry His Highness?"

Diana looked up at her with tears in her eyes, and said firmly, "I don't want to."

The reporter asked, "Can you tell me the reason?"

Diana was silent for a moment, and said softly, "The Sharp family has been destroyed, and I have been burned like this..."

She calmly looked at the horrible bandages on her legs and said,

"With this appearance, how can you still be worthy of being a princess?"

Allen seemed unable to bear her words, and suddenly got up and turned around. He seemed to be trying to restrain himself, looked at Diana and said, "It's not important!"

Diana looked at him with a faint and sad smile.

"Your Highness...you should have a better, more perfect girl."

She said, "Let's break up."

The reporters gasped, guilty and cautiously looked at His Highness who was standing aside, and then glanced at Butler Triss, who dared not show his air.

... They like to eat melons, but they don't like to go to thunder!

Allen seemed to be trying to restrain his anger. He sat slowly on the chair, tried to calm down his voice, and softened his face as much as possible.

"Don't worry, Diana. The best doctors are treating you now, and we should have hope for the future—"

He paused and said, "Let's discuss this issue after you're done, shall we?"

The reporters held their breaths, their eyes rolling.

The girl on the hospital bed was silent, her voice tinged with tears.

She said, "I said I don't want to!"

Allen's face turned ugly.

He got up again, turned around seemingly helplessly, and asked, "Have you decided?"

The girl replied, "I'm sure."

She emphasized her voice and said, "I don't want to be your lover, I don't want to be engaged to you, I don't want to marry you—please find a girl who is worthy of the title of princess!"

Allen said calmly, "As you wish."

He turned his head straight and walked out of the ward.

Triss invited the reporters out thoughtfully, and closed the door gently.

She and the girl on the hospital bed exchanged glances, shrugged easily,

"—you are free now, Diana."