【HP】Elvira’s Unicorn Garden

The first class after Christmas was Transfiguration, which Slytherin and Gryffindor took together. It was also in this class that the 'episode' happened that she couldn't react to.

The teenagers arrived a little early. In addition to them and the girl, there were one or two Gryffindor students in the classroom, as well as the professor who came to the classroom early to wait for the students to arrive.

The girl who stepped into the classroom raised her eyes and met the man's gaze. Avila pursed her lips and subconsciously pulled the sleeves of Abraxas beside her.

There was obviously a smile in the man's eyes, but this feeling made her feel extremely uneasy.

The man seemed to want to explain something to her, just like an instruction after parting.

"It's okay, Vivian." Abraxas sensed her uneasiness and held her step by step towards the seat she chose. Even after sitting on the seat, she never let go of him.

Why, what exactly was Uncle Foley going to say to her.

The professor announced two things before class.

"Miss Selina Rowe of Slytherin is not feeling well. She asked someone to ask me for leave in the morning." The first thing was relatively common, and it was nothing more than a student asking for leave.

What really caught the students' attention was the second thing - he said that this was the last Transfiguration class he would teach them, and someone would replace him in the future.

This remark caused the students to whisper.

"Professor, you mean, are you leaving?" A bold student raised his hand and asked him, that was a Gryffindor.

After the student, more people raised their hands and asked him, but the man just looked at them with a faint smile. As a professor, he did not answer the students' questions for the first time.

Adrian Foley leaned against the podium with his hands behind his back and was lecturing the students. He was playing with the wand in his hand. The book he was using for teaching was placed on the podium.

The students were surprisingly quiet in that class. No matter they were Slytherin or Gryffindor, Slytherin did not make a sound and the Gryffindors did not whisper anything in class.

Some students who had not gotten over their emotions suppressed themselves in class. The news that the professor was leaving affected the students' emotions to a greater or lesser extent.

This has a great impact on them, but they will know it sooner or later.

The time that 'Adrian Foley' taught them was not long. Calculated carefully, it was only less than five months, which is the length of one semester.

The time was too short and too sudden.

An outstanding and responsible professor can always be extraordinarily respected, and that's what Adrian Foley is.

Both students and professors always praise him more than ridicule him. The students' respect for him is not only out of 'respect' for the professor, but also for his due diligence and responsibility.

He deserves the title of 'Professor'.

Rollless did not miss the first day of Transfiguration class after the holiday, but his position changed with Rudolf, and he sat next to Avella.

On the contrary, there were a few people missing from Gryffindor. This was something the Gryffindor students gathered together to 'quietly' mention before class.

After the professor announced that get out of class was over, the students left the classroom one after another, but the teenagers still stayed until the end to sort out their things.

Avila sat in her seat and stared at the notes on the table with her eyes lowered, as if she had not yet reacted to the man's message, and she did not even notice that he had walked beside her.

"Gentlemen, you can go to the auditorium for dinner first. I have something to talk to Miss Grindelwald." The tall man stood beside the girl. He put his hand on the top of the girl's hair and stroked it gently.

The teenagers responded to him but still did not leave the classroom. They focused their attention on the girl.

"Vivian, as long as you pick up the double-sided mirror and call me, I will be there." Abraxas said in Avella's ear. The boy arranged the books for Avella and then hugged the girl's books. got up.

But there was one sentence he didn't say - as long as Vivian needed him, he would come to her no matter what.

Avila seemed to respond in a low voice. The man didn't hear it, nor did the other teenagers, but Abraxas heard it.

She said, "Okay."