[HP] Ravenclaw Girls' Hard Days

At seven o'clock, Casey and the partners from the power team came to the principal's office again.

This time, a torch was lit in the principal's office, and even the place where the former principal's photo was placed at the entrance was also brightly lit. The old principals in the photo frames looked down at them.

The four of them walked through the principal's photo area without turning their eyes, and walked to the office area where they talked last time.

Dumbledore wasn't here, and even the bird stand by the desk was empty.

Kathy stood on the edge of the stairs, looked towards the second floor, but couldn't see anything, she called out politely: "Professor Dumbledore, we are here."

There was still no movement upstairs, so she looked away.

Hermione looked around the office, her eyes finally fell on the sofa in front of the desk, and she asked in a low voice, "Is there anyone else today? What did Professor Dumbledore ask us to do?"

Casey also looked at the sofa, there was one more than when they came back, Malfoy deliberately smiled: "Ha, Professor Dumbledore doesn't think Potter is coming too?"

Casey and Hermione standing in front turned their heads to look at him at the same time, and Malfoy turned around without speaking.

Casey and Hermione glanced at each other, and the latter shook his head. Casey lowered his voice and asked sincerely, "Where did he get so much hostility?"

Hermione showed Gryffindor's typical disgust when facing Slytherin, and shook her head again.

Brian and Malfoy couldn't talk together, so he joined Casey and the others in their conversation: "Could it be that the professor just received someone else?"

Before the little wizards could come up with more guesses, Dumbledore appeared on the stairs on the second floor in good time: "Today we have another guest."

Casey looked towards the second floor, and a familiar person stood beside Dumbledore, with his hands on the railing, lowered his head and greeted them with a smile: "Hi."

"Jeffrey!" Kathy called.

Jeffrey can be said to have a wide range of friends. Although the rest of the people are not in the same grade as him, they are familiar with him and greeted him one after another.

Malfoy's expression was not very good, and he wanted to say something to Geoffrey, but he looked at Dumbledore and shut up again.

Geoffrey pretended not to notice, and even smiled at him, showing his white teeth.

The former Ravenclaw prefect, who graduated nearly two years ago, is much darker than when he was in school, and his teeth are so white that they are shining. Coupled with his much stronger body, he doesn't look like a Ravenclaw at all. Crowe.

Dumbledore walked down from the second floor slowly at a pace suitable for the elderly, and sat behind the desk.

Jeffrey followed him downstairs and stood next to Casey and the others. Malfoy, who had been holding back for a long time, asked in a low voice, "Aren't you supposed to be in the power plant? Why are you here?"

Geoffrey played dumb on purpose and smiled at him again.

Malfoy glared at him dissatisfied and disgusted, and Jeffrey smiled even more happily.

"Jeffrey, I don't need to introduce you anymore," said Dumbledore.

Everyone stopped chatting, and even Malfoy put away his dissatisfaction and looked at the principal.

Dumbledore pointed to the prepared sofa, motioned them to sit down, and said slowly: "I have read your application carefully, it is very interesting."

Thinking of what was on the application, Casey straightened her back unconsciously, wanting to hear how Dumbledore would respond to that whimsical application.

"You are right, purchasing is very important." Dumbledore nodded and said kindly, "I gave Jeffrey the list to be purchased, and he will be responsible for the purchase."

All four looked at Jeffrey, and the former prefect nodded to them: "That's right, there are no jobs in the power plant recently, and I happen to be working part-time at Hogwarts."

Malfoy glared at him, and Geoffrey pretended not to see it, and continued grinning, "And I'll tell you which classroom the appliances are going to be in—every one."

Kathy vaguely felt a heavy responsibility from these last few words, and she looked in the direction of Dumbledore, who was leaning back in his chair, looking in their direction.

Noticing Kathy's gaze, Dumbledore turned his gaze slightly, with a faint smile on his face, and nodded kindly to her.

Kathy always felt that he saw something meaningful in Dumbledore's smile.

The meeting actually didn't take too long. It ended successfully before the curfew. Everyone went back to their dormitories. Jeffrey borrowed the fireplace in the principal's room to go back.

Since there was no signal in Hogwarts, and everyone did not have high-tech means of communication, there was no news from Jeffrey in the next few days.

Until Saturday morning, during breakfast, an ordinary owl dropped a letter in front of Kathy.

Kathy came early today, and she had almost finished eating by now. She took a sip of pumpkin juice, and then slowly peeled off the sealant on the envelope, and saw the signature on the back of the letter at once.

Subconsciously, she sat up straight and carefully read the short letter from beginning to end.

Eve, who was next to her, talked with others for a while, and turned her head to see Casey showing an expectant expression to a piece of letter paper, and asked curiously, "Cathy, what's the matter?"

Casey looked at his friend and smiled happily: "The electric appliance is here!"

"Huh!?" Eve's eyes widened. Casey didn't lower her voice. The students around heard it. Everyone attended the party on Wednesday. When they heard the word "electrical appliance", they began to ask: "What? ? What electrical appliance arrived!?"

Casey picked up her bag and wanted to find Hermione and the others, but before she could run away, enthusiastic students grabbed the wizard robe and asked, "What electrical appliance?"

Casey quickly grabbed the wizard's robe that was almost pulled off, thinking of Jeffrey's letter saying that there were a lot of electrical appliances this time, so he said without hesitation: "If you are curious, let's go together and eat quickly."

Everyone lowered their heads and quickly stuffed breakfast into their mouths. Casey was able to get away. She didn't forget to ask Eve: "Tell Brian for me."

Ravenclaw's commotion was so loud that the Hufflepuffs at the next table had already pricked up their ears. There was no need for Eve to call at this moment, and they passed the word to Brian themselves.

Someone else yelled at Casey: "Field! Can we go and see?"

Casey held out his hand and made an OK gesture.

When Kathy finally left the auditorium, almost all the little wizards followed behind her.

The prefects maintained order spontaneously, so that everyone would not be trampled because of the crowd.

Everyone left the auditorium in a mighty way, passed through the porch, passed through the courtyard, and walked all the way to the edge of the Black Lake.

This was originally a large lawn, but now it is filled with all kinds of boxes, the big ones are half the height of a person, and the small ones are only the size of a head.

Casey glanced at it roughly, and felt that there were at least a hundred boxes on the ground, and they were quite spectacular when placed together.

Jeffrey's letter was just two or three lines, asking her to collect a lot of electrical appliances, and didn't say anything about the rest. Kathy didn't expect it to be such a tightly packed electrical appliance, and she was a little bit at a loss for a while. Hermione on the side asked in a low voice, "Cathy, shall we take one apart?"

Casey nodded slightly. She calmly used the Levitation Charm to pull a small box in front of her. Only then did she see clearly the dense packing tapes on the box. It would be a headache just to take it apart.

She rummaged through the express box in her hand, but didn't see any hints. Potter behind him came up and asked, "Cathy, how are you doing? What are we doing now? Do you need me to do anything?"

Casey paused, glanced at him, took the opportunity to throw the box in his arms, and smiled at him with pursed lips: "Yes, I just need you—unpack it."

The author has something to say: Jeffrey: Pack it tightly so that it will not be damaged during transportation. The students will be very touched when they see it.

Kathy: Impressed, quite touched...

感谢在2020-11-2821:20:38~2020-12-0323:26:38期间为我投出霸王票或灌溉营养液的小天使哦~

Thanks to the little angel who threw the mine: 1 Dieyu Chenxuan;

Thanks to the little angel of the irrigation nutrient solution: 300 bottles of Jiujiu; 20 bottles of hazelnuts;

Thank you very much for your support, I will continue to work hard!

※, unpacking