【HP】Elvira’s Unicorn Garden

The people who witnessed what happened in the dormitory that day swallowed this secret tacitly.

I don't know when, what should have been a wait-and-see attitude towards that person and fear of his family subtly transformed into something more complex and difficult to describe.

After that, life went on as usual, except that they clumsily expressed their goodwill to that person more often than before.

They no longer choose to watch her from a certain angle, test her, or watch her with cold eyes as before, but rather feel genuine 'heartache' without any impurities.

He is obviously such a good person, why do he have to encounter these unprovoked things?

The gramophone ball was handed over to Alice by Abraxas. Some people in Slytherin were able to cover the sky with one hand, and even the professor was a little afraid of them.

Who cares what will become of Abraham?

There are always people who feel that even if they have irreversible malicious thoughts, as long as they express their apology, the matter can be overturned, not to mention that it has not been actually implemented, and they have been punished, right?

There are always some people who think that apologizing can change the story, and they also feel that they are innocent and unwilling to accept the things they always encounter after apologizing for that irreversible thought.

But have you ever thought about it? When you have that idea, you should be prepared to bear the consequences.

After all, the idea was a mistake in the first place.

What happened next is probably nothing to be curious about. Some people need 'beaters', some people need 'stepping stones', and some people need 'conditioners'...

Those who are capable and powerful remain silent because of their own interests.

Some people are filled with indignation and resentment, but because of their "incompetence and weakness" they can only choose to stand by and watch.

But there are always some people who will stand up and stand in front of Abraham at all costs to protect him and confront the 'violators' head-on.

They did what they thought was right with full of indignation. After all, there were so many injustices in that era that they could neither ignore nor ignore.

Even if the person who is being bullied is a Slytherin.

"Don't go too far." Someone could no longer ignore it and stood in front of Abraham with his companions. His companions also cast spells for Abraham to block the spells that those people would have cast on him.

Could it be that these people are really lunatics, and even their fellow residents must be treated like this?

"Don't mind your own business." The leader of the Slytherin threw a curse at the two Gryffindors standing in front of Abraham, "The internal affairs of Slytherin have nothing to do with the Gryffindors. relation."

The spell hit the stone wall behind them, and the Slytherins were warning them.

"That's enough for you. I thought the noble Slytherins would be more friendly to their fellow residents." Another Gryffindor knelt down and tried to help Abraham, who was cowering at the base of the wall out of fear. stand up.

However, no matter how much he tried to express his friendship and goodwill, all he encountered was Abraham's increasingly fierce struggle.

How should we describe Abraham at that time? His tie and robe were thrown away. There were still signs of being pulled on his shirt, and even one or two buttons were ripped off.

In the weather that was not yet completely warm, Abraham only wore thin trousers and a shirt. His body was wet and filled with the unbearable stench.

I don't know whether it was because of the severe pain in his body or the coldness, but Abraham, who was huddled at the base of the wall, was trembling and crying softly.

"Look, there will always be some brave people who act for justice, but it is not a wise choice to act rashly without knowing the whole story." A Slytherin sneered, waving his wand lightly and chanting a certain spell. A bright light penetrated Abraham's body.

The severe pain caused by the bright light made Abraham tremble violently. He was struggling, crying, and begging his fellow residents to let him go.

"Do you still need to know the whole story? Aren't you Slytherins always like this?" The Gryffindor standing at the front stopped breathing. He pulled out his wand and spoke to the Slytherins in front of him in the most ferocious tone. Taking a step closer, "I guess it's probably because of this Slytherin's bloodline and family, right? Because his ideas are not in line with yours, so you have to treat him like this."

Some of the two Gryffindors squatting next to Abraham were trying to comfort him, some were warning them, and some took off their robes and gently surrounded Abraham.

"I say, some 'philanthropists' should not always blindly squander their goodwill, let alone meddle in other people's business." The leading Slytherins looked towards the Gryffindors and Abraham behind them. He took a few steps closer and said with a sneer, "I forgot, doesn't Gryffindor just like to act bravely for justice?"

"Am I wrong? Isn't it these so-called interests that you Slytherins care about?" The leader of the Gryffindor raised his wand, and he firmly stood behind his companions and the named Slytherin. , "To say it's an internal matter in Slytherin is actually nothing more than what you want to vent on him."

The Slytherin at the front retracted his wand, but there was no fluctuation in his eyes. He opened his mouth and said a few words to the Gryffindor who was facing him, and then talked to his companions. Left that place.

Just a few words made the Gryffindor speechless.

He said, "Abraham may be innocent now, but he was not innocent when he was going to hurt the girl. Stupid lions, even if they want to seek justice, they should clarify the truth of the matter."

"Perhaps you have an older sister? If his disgusting thoughts and behaviors were directed at your older sister or younger sister, maybe you would be more angry than us."

"We'll wait for you to return to the lounge, Abraham." The last sentence was rightly said by Abraham, "Don't just think about some things and let them go."

The Gryffindors who heard these words looked at each other in confusion. The leader stared blankly at the Slytherins who were gradually walking away and remained silent for a long time.

"Jordan, Miles, let's go." Finally, he turned around and slowly said to his companion, "Pick up your robe, Brayden."

"What are you talking about Eston? We can't ignore him!" The Gryffindor named Braden looked at his companion in disbelief, "Don't believe what those Slytherins say, we have to send him away. Go to Mrs. Morris, we have to tell the professor.”

He didn't understand why the companion who had the most courage to stand in front of them suddenly said that he wanted to abandon the person who had finally saved him from those Slytherins.

Even if that was a Slytherin.

"If you want to tell the professor why you didn't do it earlier, they have already left." Jordan Howard frowned and stood up, "What if what those Slytherins said is true, Braden, face us Those arrogant Slytherins didn't bother to lie about these things."

Eston Harrison walked towards his companions in silence and knelt down to help Abraham up. He straightened the Slytherin's somewhat thin and messy clothes.

"Let's go, let's take him to the school hospital. If Mrs. Morrison asks, just make up an excuse, and don't interfere with anything else." He smiled to himself. This was the first time he had done anything for someone. Leitlin is sorting out his clothes.

In fact, what Braden said was correct. Why did he believe those Slytherins as soon as they said it?

But he also has a younger sister. His younger sister is very cute, very naughty, and very angry. She is so angry that she wants to beat her up and scold her to vent her anger, but when he hears the words "brother", he becomes soft-hearted.

He loved her very much, and he believed that no one in the world would love her as much as he and his parents did.

Some things are like a bottom line that cannot be touched, let alone crossed.