【HP】Elvira’s Unicorn Garden

She moved closer and closer to him, her eyelashes trembling slightly as she was just a short distance away from touching him.

Just a little bit, just a little bit.

But, is it really just a little bit off?

The girl's outstretched hand finally touched the boy's face, but she didn't move forward any further.

She is not a brave person, on the contrary she is too cautious.

She didn't know whether this relationship was due to a good impression she had when she was young or because of family interests.

Sometimes it is precisely because she is too clear that there is no interest in the relationship between her and the boy that she is even more afraid. She is afraid that this relationship is just due to the youthful ignorance of her youth.

Avella looked at Abraxas's blue-gray eyes and for a moment wanted to let herself fall into them.

Abu's eyes are so beautiful, aren't they?

So beautiful that she can no longer see anyone else except herself, so beautiful that she can only accommodate herself.

Since when did I become so selfish?

She was used to hearing people always praising her eyes, used to hearing adjectives of praise and praise, but she felt that the eyes of the young man in front of her were the most beautiful, and they could be worthy of those praises. adjective.

"Please give me some time, okay." The girl said warmly, "My thoughts are like a ball of wool that has been messed up by the cat's mischief. I need some time to sort them out."

Abraxas pursed his lips and there was a hint of begging in his eyes. The blond boy opened his mouth in vain, but in the end he just slowly lowered his head, as if he was compromising with that person.

The young man couldn't describe what he felt in his heart right now. It was so strange that he wanted to regret it.

Happy? Lost?

It seems to be there, but it doesn't seem to be the case.

It seems that this feeling can no longer be answered by reading books. She should be able to answer it for him, but how can he tell her.

The always calm and wise boy once again had trouble with matters related to the girl. How to talk to her and explain the problem in order to get the answer was also a problem in itself.

Slightly trembling breaths lingered between the boy and girl, and finally a vague sigh became the answer to break the 'deadlock'.

The girl stretched out her hand and gently took the young man into her arms. She didn't know who compromised first.

"Okay..." The young man took a deep breath and lowered his head to her neck, greedily sucking in her breath. That hug defeated the last line of defense in Abraxas's heart.

Ever since they parted that day, Avella has not appeared by his side whether it was in class, dining, or even walking together after class.

What people were even more surprised about was that the Slytherin pair, who were almost never separated, seemed to have real conflicts.

After all, little Grindelwald and Malfoy were almost never separated.

When partnering in Potions class, the little Grindelwald would always go to the last few rows, and the girl's partner was 'Selena Shafik'.

Of course occasionally she becomes another girl from Slytherin House.

Sometimes the classmates in the Transfiguration class are girls from other houses, but most of them are from Slytherin House.

In any case, the girl was never alone.

In contrast, when they arrived at Malfoy, they were not so bold. During that time, Malfoy's tablemates transformed into the pure-blood boys around them.

Everyone around the blond boy felt a cold and biting low pressure. Don't blame them for being keen, it was too obvious.

"Did that little Grindelwald have a conflict with Malfoy?" A boy from Ravenclaw Academy approached his companion and whispered to him in a tone that he thought was low, "This is really strange, they They even have conflicts, but I have never seen them separate."

"It's obvious, isn't it?" The boy's deskmate didn't respond to him. Instead, a Ravenclaw sitting behind him shrugged and replied, "It's not just you, I haven't seen it either."

After all, this is so strange. The pair of boys and girls who have been inseparable since the beginning of school can actually have 'conflicts'?

If she hadn't seen it with her own eyes, she wouldn't even dare to believe that this would actually happen.

There were several times when Malfoy repeatedly wanted to get close to and stay by Grindelwald's side. As a result, he did not get a response after several conversations but was unwilling to leave.

Anyone with eyes that can barely see can tell that little Grindelwald is just having a one-sided conflict with Malfoy, and that Grindelwald is deliberately avoiding Malfoy.

How should I describe this feeling? It's like one is escaping, while the other wants to confess but doesn't know how to speak.

But what made them most worried was that the Slytherin pair, who were almost never separated, could actually be in such a situation.

What happened in the middle, they really wanted to know, but they really didn't dare to explore.