【HP】I don’t want to fall in love, I just want to mess around

She hid in the crowd and watched the excitement.

Sure enough, as soon as Draco said these words, he immediately aroused the anger of Gryffindor. Some classmates who were close to Harry and the Weasley family stood up and prepared to teach him some lessons.

Slytherin was no less generous here, and everyone who was close to Draco stood up and silently expressed their attitude.

It’s not just the enmity between Draco and Harry and the Weasley family. The main reason is that Slytherin and Gryffindor have deep old enmity. There are often conflicts between the two houses, and each side hopes that the other will be unlucky, so Once there is a quarrel, the students from each college share the same hatred.

Ernie, who originally wanted to go talk to Draco and the others, sat down upon seeing this. He and his companions discussed the situation in front of them in a low voice, feeling that it was not too big a deal to watch the excitement.

But he was disappointed again. When the atmosphere was about to get tense, Professor Sprout came over.

She looked at the weird atmosphere at the scene and immediately said seriously: "What are you doing? Are you arguing?"

Professor Sprout is famous for her good temper, but no matter how good her temper is, she is still a professor and the headmaster of Hufflepuff, so she has the right to deduct points from students in the four houses, so everyone started talking. Return to normal, eat when it's time to eat, and discuss other things when it's time to discuss other things. "

On the Gryffindor side, a few students looked unconvinced, and were persuaded to sit down by the classmates next to them.

The implication behind the words is that it is not worth deducting points for someone like Malfoy.

On the Slytherin side, Malfoy sat down triumphantly. He was very proud of Gryffindor's forbearance, as if he had defeated the opponent, and he used the idiom "the villain succeeds" to the fullest.

If it weren't for her good looks, she would be so disgusted that she would vomit if she looked at him one more time.

Esther complained silently.

Then I heard Professor Sprout shout: "Miss Esther Mayne, and Malfoy, Parkinson, Goyle and Crabbe, you all come here."

Esther panicked, was this about them?

She wasn't afraid of who Sprout would favor, she was just subconsciously panicked when the teacher called on her.

Because of her past life, she was subconsciously afraid of being called on by the teacher, no matter what the reason was.

"do not be afraid."

A senior sister noticed her panic at that moment and quickly comforted her.

Esther smiled at her and said, "I'm not afraid."

She was really not afraid. The initial panic was over and she had adjusted her mentality.

So he stood up generously.

And Draco and the others could also guess why they were being called. Draco's face turned pale, and he glanced at Esther through the crowd.

"Professor Sprout, where did you tell us to go? Does our dean know?"

Pansy crossed her arms, raised her chin proudly, and asked reluctantly.

Professor Sprout glanced at her and said meaningfully: "Ms. Parkinson, I want to take you to your dean's office. Of course your dean is also there."

After saying this, Pansy's eyes flashed with panic. She didn't quite understand. She just bullied a timid Hufflepuff. Why did she alert their dean?

In fact, not only students from other houses are afraid of Professor Snape, but Slytherin students are also afraid.

She subconsciously looked at Draco and found that he pursed his lips tightly and glared angrily at the timid Hufflepuff, but said nothing.

He followed him silently.

Pansy, Goyle and Crabbe looked at each other, gritted their teeth and followed.

It's just a Hufflepuff and she's not afraid of her!

Walking through the corridor, following Professor Sprout silently, Esther ignored the unkind looks Pansy and Draco cast at her.

Soon we arrived at Professor Snape's office.

Professor Sprout went in first, followed closely by the others.

The room was filled with the bitter smell of potion. It was not unpleasant, but just a bit strange.

Professor Snape was still wearing his iconic black robe, with his long hair hanging down. When he heard the movement, he raised his head and looked at them, his sharp eyes sweeping over them with an imposing manner.

Esther's body stiffened subconsciously. Until now, she was a little afraid of screwing up Professor Snape's lecture. This was a double agent who walked between the black and white demons!

But she really had no other choice at the time. What if the first class in school was Potions? Moreover, my textbooks were also taken away.

If she didn't go crazy, the only one who would be punished would be herself. If she went crazy, at least she could die with the person who bullied her.

She subconsciously looked at Draco next to him and found that his expression was also very unnatural. It turned out that not only was she afraid of Professor Snape, but the Slytherin students seemed to be more afraid than her.

My mind is balanced.

"Good evening, Professor Snape."

She was so balanced that she actually said hello to Professor Snape.

Draco looked at her as if she had seen a ghost, as if he was wondering how she suddenly had the courage to greet their dean.

But he didn't allow him to think too much, Professor Snape's eye knife had come again.

"Good evening...good evening, Professor."

He said hello with a stuttering voice.

Professor Snape looked at them with a hint of ridicule: "If you don't have to deal with your affairs after grading all the students' homework, then this evening would be quite good indeed."

Esther shrank her neck, and the little courage she had just mustered up disappeared.

"Let's talk about what happened that frightened our Miss Mayne so much that she went crazy in public, and even interfered with her normal class."

Professor Snape continued, his eyes finally falling on Esther: "Miss Mayne, you go ahead."

Esther was really a little scared. Fortunately, besides Professor Snape, there was also Professor Sprout in the office. Esther looked at her. She smiled kindly at Esther and said, "Don't be afraid. Tell the truth." Enough."

Esther took a deep breath and recounted what happened during the day.

In front of the other parties involved, she described it quite objectively without adding any extraneous details, but just like that, she also attracted the glares of the four people opposite her.

Especially Draco, the look he looked at him was not only angry and angry, but also a little bit aggrieved.

Esther didn't understand what he had to feel wronged about. Maybe it was because the princess was sick.

After she finished speaking, Professor Snape asked Draco again: "Mr. Malfoy, do you have anything to say?"

Draco blushed and defended: "I was just joking with her, I didn't really blackmail her, and it's true that she bumped into me first and damaged my robe."