【HP】Elvira’s Unicorn Garden

One morning during the vacation, after completing the series of examinations and drinking the potion, the girl with white hair finally had time to sit on the swing chair in the garden that she had longed for.

Elvira nestled her whole body in this swing chair, holding a book in her hand and reading it with gusto. The swing chair was decorated with white flowers, and magic plants were wrapped around it. .

The swing chair is covered with soft cushions. On the cushions are not only plush blankets and pillows, but also a double-sided mirror.

"Vivian." The double-sided mirror lit up, and the young man's gentle voice came from it, "Have you been waiting for a long time?"

In addition to the boy's voice, there seemed to be some subtle sounds of placing certain items in the double-sided mirror, even though these sounds were deliberately toned down by the boy.

"No." Avella shook her head slightly, and subconsciously lowered her head to look at the double-sided mirror, only to find that the mirror was gray, as if it was covered by something, "Can I ask Abu what he is doing now? .”

The girl asked softly, raising her hand to turn the pages of the book on her lap.

"If you just listen to the sound, what does Vivian think?" The boy's tone seemed to be filled with a smile, and Abraxas seemed to have done something to cause some subtle sounds to reach the double-sided mirror.

If you listen carefully, the sound of the sound is more like the sound of something shoveling the soil.

"There is a shovel, there is soil, um...Abu is planting flowers?" The girl hesitated to express her guess, but after a while she shook her head and denied it, "No, no, no, no..."

On the side of the double-sided mirror, the girl was still struggling, and the book in her hand was closed while she was pondering.

Although the voices were similar, she still couldn't connect Zaihua with the boy, and...

If you plant flowers, it will be difficult for the seedlings to survive in the winter, but I think Abu will choose to grow them in a greenhouse.

If you choose to plant flowers in winter, this is your only choice.

Abraxas' movements on the other side of the double-sided mirror seemed to pause for a moment, and the young man chuckled and continued the 'work' he was doing.

It seemed that at a certain time, Avila was taken to rest by the servants of the manor, and this short communication came to an end.

Abraxas restrained his thoughts and carefully took out what looked like some kind of rose branch from the crystal vase on the long table. Looking carefully, he saw that white and tender roots had grown out of the part soaked in water.

The boy was in a greenhouse in Malfoy Manor that was made of a material that was as transparent as glass. Clay, the house elf, was conscientiously guarding the boy's side. "My little master, let Clay help you."

There are also some flower pots with flower branches placed on the long table in the greenhouse. Judging from the number, it can be seen that the young man must have been busy with this for a long time.

Why does the little master suddenly want to plant flowers?

This question puzzled Kleith, but the little master's decision did not allow him to comment.

The boy refused the house elf's help and chose to work alone in the greenhouse all day.

During that time, he carried a double-sided mirror with him. In his free time, Abraxas spent most of his time in the greenhouse taking care of the flowers he planted.

Perhaps it would be more appropriate to describe it as flower seedlings.

Even the Malfoys were surprised by the boy's behavior.

Almost as soon as Abraxas returned to Malfoy Manor, he asked the house elves to tidy up the greenhouse. Before that, the greenhouse seemed abandoned.

Before that boy, almost no one would choose to set foot in that greenhouse.

Whatever the reason, the Malfoys did not object to their excellent son spending his free time on 'cultivating his sentiments'.

After all, in addition to necessary social interactions, this is based on not missing any family lessons and etiquette practices.