[HP] Ravenclaw Girls' Hard Days

Although Malfoy expressed 12 resistance to Casey's suggestion to wear a hat at the time, Casey saw him put it on during dinner.

It's only September, the weather isn't cold, and it's still indoors, so it's really awkward for him to wear a hat, and many people can't help but look at him.

Casey noticed that the professors on the chair looked at Malfoy twice and said a few words, but they were too far away for Casey to hear.

Malfoy looked a little agitated. He sat on his seat and held the fork tightly, talking to the Slytherin next to him with an unfriendly expression.

Eve followed Casey's gaze and asked a little strangely, "Why are you staring at Malfoy? And what's the matter with his hat?"

Cassie swiped her finger: "There was a little accident."

Eve showed a comprehending expression, and then whispered, "Did you have an accident?"

"Of course not, Slytherin is our good friend, how could I do this?" Casey said with a straight face, "It's Potter."

"Oh oh oh." Eve suddenly realized, and quickly said, "Yes, I guess he did it too."

Kathy and Eve just walked out of the auditorium after dinner, when Malfoy himself came to them by accident.

"Field." Malfoy stopped Kathy, and then stared at Eve next to her with an uneasy expression.

It was rare for him to go out alone, without the followers of his academy with him.

Eve looked at him inexplicably, then at Casey, and asked strangely, "What's wrong?"

"Why are you still standing here?" Malfoy said unkindly.

"Malfoy." Casey called him in a very friendly manner, and said in a polite and gentle tone, "I guess you need my help with something, then you should be more polite to us."

Malfoy looked at Kathy, looking a little annoyed, but managed to look at them both patiently, and Kathy stood there smiling at him.

"Okay." Malfoy looked at the door of the auditorium where people were coming and going, and someone was already looking at them. He subconsciously raised his hand and touched the hat on his head, and said unwillingly, "Follow me Come."

Eve had already sensed Malfoy's unfriendliness, weighed it up, and didn't want to follow him anymore—anyway, if there was any gossip, it would be the same to go back and ask Casey.

So she patted Casey on the shoulder lightly: "I'm going to find Jack, see you in the common room later."

She voluntarily asked to leave, but of course Casey would not force it, and Malfoy also heaved a sigh of relief, his face looked better, and he muttered, "It's not too bad."

Then he tilted his head to Casey, and motioned towards the courtyard: "Field, follow."

Casey followed him and walked a short distance outside the porch, to the corner of the corridor in the outer courtyard, avoiding the flow of people.

As soon as Malfoy stopped, he asked, "Field, can you break the curse within three days?"

Casey shook her head honestly: "I don't think so."

She has indeed mentioned the plan to break the curse in front of her series of spells, but this does not mean that she will be able to research it immediately.

But Malfoy's situation does...

Kathy took a quick glance at the top of Malfoy's hat-covered head, looked away before he noticed, then looked straight at Malfoy, eagerly suggesting, "Did you ask Professor Flitwick? He might have Method."

"Of course I asked!" Malfoy said angrily. He turned his head and looked at the corner of the wall. He looked quite unhappy. He subconsciously wanted to raise his hand to touch his hair, but he touched his hat again, so he had no choice but to move. Put your hands down awkwardly.

He glanced at Casey quickly, then looked at the mossy corner of the wall, lowered his tone, and said quickly and vaguely: "But Professor Flitwick asked me to come to you."

It was rare for him to speak with a guilty conscience, but the next sentence immediately returned to his usual appearance, and he raised his tone again arrogantly: "Don't worry, if you can complete the curse within the time limit, I will definitely ask my father to give you the curse." Send money."

Casey: ...

While handouts are great, I don't know why it's kind of weird to hear Malfoy say his dad is doing the handouts.

Casey replied rationally: "Then I can't finish it in three days."

"A week at the latest!" Malfoy felt that he had made a major concession.

Casey still shook his head, saying that he really couldn't do it.

Neither this nor that, Malfoy frowned impatiently: "Then tell me, how long will it take?"

Casey made the calculations by herself and asked, "About a month?"

"One month?!" Malfoy wrinkled his face, and he asked in disbelief, "Then what's the use of breaking the curse?"

"It took me a semester to make this charm!" Kathy emphasized, "A month is already very fast, otherwise you can find someone else to try it."

Casey spread his hands, expressing his helplessness, Malfoy took a deep breath in anger, and seemed to want to curse, but the remaining rationality stopped him, and he closed his mouth with an ugly face.

"Of course, I will as soon as possible." Casey made an ineffective promise.

Malfoy wanted to say something more, but was interrupted: "Cathy! Why are you here?"

Potter rushed over from the courtyard, squeezed between Casey and Malfoy, and called to Malfoy, "Malfoy, what are you going to do?"

"Potter!" Malfoy felt new and old hatred surge up when he saw Potter. He gritted his teeth and called Potter's name, then drew out his wand, "How dare you appear in front of me?"

Not to be outdone, Potter also drew out his wand and aimed at Malfoy: "Malfoy, is your hair ready yet?"

Kathy was completely blocked by Potter, she couldn't see anything, so she had to stand behind and persuade: "Gentlemen, the professor can see us when he walks out of the auditorium. I don't want to clean the toilet for another week."

"Then ask Potter if he agrees to disappear!" Malfoy said viciously.

"You're dreaming, Malfoy!" Potter said loudly without turning his head, "Don't worry, Kathy! With me here, Malfoy can't do anything to you!"

Casey stood behind and rolled his eyes, shaking his head helplessly.

She didn't worry about what Malfoy would do to her at all, she was only worried that the professor felt that she was with them and would give her some labor services.

So Kathy looked at the two people who were confronting each other, and left the corridor behind Potter without saying a word.

She didn't go far when she heard Professor McGonagall's voice: "What are you doing?! Put down your wand!"

"Five points each for Gryffindor and Slytherin," Professor McGonagall stood in front of them, with suppressed anger in his tone, "plus a week of labor service, the toilets in this building will also belong to you, I hope you Would love the result."

Kathy turned her head and looked over, and found that Potter and Malfoy's first reaction was to look behind Potter, and when they didn't see her, they both showed surprised expressions.

Kathy couldn't believe they didn't realize they were leaving!

The author has something to say: Kathy: What kind of fools are these?

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Kathy didn't understand why Potter and Malfoy would be so focused on confronting each other, let alone why people from the two colleges would pinch each other as soon as they met. She felt that she might not be able to understand the wonderful friendship between the two colleges.

But as a rational Ravenclaw, she didn't want to accompany these two people to labor and serve - she thought it would be miserable to clean the toilet for a week!

Those two people couldn't find Casey, and Malfoy immediately came back to his senses and shouted: "Professor, I was just talking to Field, but Potter suddenly rushed out and pulled his wand at me. I can't help it."

"Mr. Malfoy, maybe you have your reasons," Professor McGonagall said with a straight face, "but you are standing on the edge of the auditorium, with so many students walking around, you can have many way to resolve conflicts, but you chose to point your wand at your classmates."

Professor McGonagall glanced at Potter, who was smiling, and said, "One week of labor service will follow your week of labor service."

Casey, who was mixed in the crowd not far away, patted his chest, a little thankful that he ran early.

Anyway, it's good that she wasn't unlucky.

There are obviously more classes in the second grade than in the first grade. It may be that Hogwarts thinks that everyone has adapted to the curriculum this year and is familiar with the structure of the castle.

In short, Kathy's class is basically full every day during the semester, and only after school at three o'clock in the afternoon does she have a little time to do homework.

Kathy also had something to say about homework.

The professors seem to think that after the summer vacation, the ability to write papers will improve a lot. The professors of each course have much higher requirements for homework. For example, the homework of Metamorphosis has doubled from the one-foot paper. Charms has changed from a simple essay to a combination of graphics and text.

Although this would not be difficult for Casey, a top student, it inevitably reduced her time for reading books and studying spells.

Casey didn't feel anything yet, Malfoy couldn't accept it yet.

There was no Quidditch training in the first week of school, and Malfoy, wearing a hat, started from the second day and took his followers to the library to check in as soon as school was over.

Kathy and Hermione usually sat at a small table, and Malfoy led someone to sit at the table closest to them.

Malfoy was quite quiet at first, but after seeing Casey writing homework for more than an hour, he couldn't help but go around Casey's desk.

Casey, who was doing homework seriously, didn't notice anything, but Hermione looked up at Malfoy, but didn't say anything.

After a few minutes, Malfoy got up again, turned around again, and cleared his throat at the table. Seeing that Casey still didn't respond, he coughed heavily again.

After Kathy finished writing a sentence, he naturally put a period at the end of the sentence with the tip of the pen, and then looked up at Malfoy: "What's wrong?"

Malfoy looked at the little parchment she had written, and frowned unpleasantly and asked, "Field, when are you going to start breaking the spell?"

Kathy took a look at her remaining homework. After two days, she had saved homework for five courses, and she was only writing the second one.

"Malfoy, I understand your feelings." Casey said calmly, holding the quill, "but I have to finish my homework first, so I can't be in a hurry."

Malfoy looked displeased, but he endured a bit, sat back in his seat, took out a stack of parchments from his bag, and spread them out on the table.

Kathy smiled at him politely and apologetically, lowered her head and continued with her homework.

Hermione, who was watching the whole process, stopped writing. She looked at Malfoy who was still staring at Casey, and asked, "So, after all..."

As soon as she started speaking, she caught a glimpse of the person coming in from the library door out of the corner of her eye, and immediately frowned: "Cathy, Potter is here."

Casey looked up quickly, and saw Potter walking through the door with his bag on his back, looking around.

When he saw Casey, Potter fixed his eyes, and then strode over with a clear goal.

Casey supported his head with his hands, leaned back on the chair back, glanced quickly over Malfoy, and whispered to Hermione, "I think I'll need earplugs."

She can already foresee the development of things!

Hermione reassured her: "It doesn't matter, they will be kicked out soon."

Things didn't exceed their expectations at all.

As soon as Potter and Malfoy met, they quarreled, and the quarrel quickly summoned an angry Mrs. Pince, who drove the two quarrelsome people out of the library.

It was the first time that Casey, who had regained her innocence, found Mrs. Pince so amiable.

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However, this short period of cleanliness only lasted one afternoon.

The next afternoon, after Kathy had been sitting in the library for a few minutes, Malfoy returned with his entourage.

Casey could bear it alone, but after a while, Potter also entered the library.

This time Potter and Malfoy learned the lesson from yesterday, knowing that no one can take advantage of a disturbance in the library, so they exchanged disgusted looks and occupied the two tables on the left and the right of Casey respectively. .

Sitting between them, Kathy and Hermione did their homework for a while, and Hermione suddenly dropped the quill in her hand, and glanced at Malfoy, who was holding a spell book and passed by their desk for the 17th time in half an hour, Taking a deep breath, he said to Casey in a low voice and quickly: "I won't write anymore, I'll go back first."

She glared at Malfoy unhappy, quickly sorted out the homework she had spread on the table, stuffed it all into her bag, and reminded Casey before she left: "I think you'd better go back to the public rest." room to write a dissertation."

Kathy nodded, and watched Hermione go out, then glanced at Malfoy who was standing motionless in front of the table, and then at Potter who had been staring at her side, imitating Hermione's behavior just now, sorting the schoolbag in a mess and left the library quickly.

Malfoy and Potter followed, the former not even taking the bag, throwing it to his mates to tidy up.

Casey walked angrily for a while, and suddenly stopped at the corner of the corridor, turned around and looked at the two people behind her, and asked Potter first: "Why are you following me?"

Potter looked at Malfoy vigilantly, and said confidently, "Cathy, I'm worried about you!"

Malfoy showed a smirk, and before he could speak, Casey cut off the quarrel between the two: "Malfoy, it's useless for you to follow me, so why don't you do my homework for me?"

Malfoy nodded slightly: "If you need it."

"I don't need it." Kathy choked, and she said in another breath, "Listen, Malfoy, I have my own arrangements for the study of charms, if you follow me, I can only go to the professors for help gone."

"It's useless for you to find a professor." Malfoy raised his chin slightly, and said with some pride, "The professor can't stop me from following you. On the contrary, if you do it, I will reward you."

Cassie is soft but not strong, Malfoy said that, but it aroused her fighting spirit, she smiled: "Well, since you said so."

Casey stopped talking, turned around and took a few steps forward, walked around the corner, and then politely called out again: "Professor Snape!"

The potions professor in the corridor turned his head impatiently. Casey trotted up to him and asked, "Professor, something happened to me. Can I use the potions office to do my homework?"

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