[hp] I like your unexpected arrival

"nineteen".

1.

The small room couldn't accommodate a golden snitch who was making trouble all day long. When Sirius entered, the whole study was in a mess.

The Snitch was dangling beside him, Sirius flicked it, knelt down and saw the Encyclopedia of Dark Arts that was put up yesterday.

Chaos Finola didn't want to reveal that he was a wizard in front of his family at all. There was a note of "Do not enter the idler" on his study, and there were not many photos of him at home.

Except for a family photo of three people, which hangs in the center of the hall.

Sirius discovered a strange place today.

The Rupert family used to be the landlord of 47 Grimmauld Place, but obviously, Mrs. Rupert didn't mention it, and she was even unexpectedly nice to Kainer Finola.

Something is wrong, he thought, squinting at the smile on the woman's plump face.

Except for this Encyclopedia of Dark Arts whose cover is not clear, the others are Muggle classics. Sirius was not interested in those, so he packed them up and picked them up.

The Snitch bumped back and forth on the comforter.

He looked away, put the book away, and caught an envelope.

It was placed in the innermost place, and he almost didn't see it.

Sirius took it out.

been torn.

Sirius frowned. His childhood etiquette told him that he shouldn't go to the secret of Ogg's father, but he put it back and pressed it with a book.

The Pensieve was still in its old place, and Sirius caught a glimpse of the white thread running around in the light blue water, which belonged to the memory of Chaos Finora.

The Snitch had already rolled into the quilt, Sirius grabbed it and pressed the button in the middle, the little thing that was still struggling just now finally stopped.

It was time for them to go, and Sirius brought out the Nimbus 1001 the next morning.

In any case, there were still a few people who didn't go home on Easter, and if they didn't go back, they would be discovered by the professor.

Rupert happened to come at this point, saw Ogg saying goodbye to his mother and was about to step forward, but Sirius used the Nimbus 1001 to touch him down.

"you!"

Rupert just came back from church and was riding a motorcycle. Sirius looked at the car vaguely, "What is that?"

Talking about this, Rupert smugly said, "Moto, you sure don't!"

Sirius snorted.

Rupert was not stupid either. Seeing that Ogg was leaving, he was a little disappointed: "Are you going to Hogwarts again?"

He knew Hogwarts, he had seen Ogg the day the owl flew to number 47.

In his opinion, Hogwarts must be a place full of disasters, otherwise Kainer would not have become like this.

Auger nodded.

Ruburt twisted, "I'm not urging you to stay, anyway... If you are bullied, tell me? Don't be as stupid as you were in elementary school."

Ogg was confused by his long sentence, "Oh."

The older boy blushed, not sure if it was because of the weather, but pursed his lips, "Auntie, I'll take care of it, don't worry."

After he finished speaking, he scratched the band-aid on the bridge of his nose, and turned his face away.

Ogg didn't expect him to say that. She always felt that their relationship was not good, not to mention that Rupert is the landlady's son. She looked at Rupert sincerely: "Thank you."

Rupert looked at her, his face flushed suddenly, and he was riding his motorcycle at an astonishingly fast speed.

Ogg hadn't figured it out yet, and looked at it for a while before turning around.

Sirius propped his chin and looked there with a half-smile.

2.

When Ogg returned to Hogwarts, she found that both Lily and Mary had sent her letters. Mary told her a lot of joy in life, and Lily asked her if she had done her homework.

Homework...of course not.

Auger chose to escape.

There are still more than ten days left for the Easter holiday, and there is an astonishing amount of homework. After a day of decadence, Ogg finally chooses to soak in the library, sitting alone in the empty library and chewing on the potion collection that Lily gave her.

Ogg didn't go back until dusk. She was going to let the owls in the school deliver the letter to Lily and Mary, but unexpectedly saw Chris coming out of the observatory.

She took two steps back, quickly pretending that she didn't see it, put on the hat of the wizard robe and ran to the owl shelter.

Ogg arrived at the owl shelter and couldn't see Chris anymore. He was relieved and handed the letter to the owl who wanted to rub her neck.

This direction happened to see Hagrid's hut. The giant was trying to take out Fang's favorite small Frisbee, and Fang was resisting even with his tail.

Ogg looked at the orange sky.

The empty Hogwarts has a quiet beauty. Ogg just jumped off the railing and found Sirius standing behind her.

"It's really fate." The other party said.

Auger felt he was in a bad mood.

The owl of the Black family, which everyone considered proud, was eating the food in Sirius' hand. Ogg had never seen it so obedient, and walked over.

It's almost time to eat.

"Do you want to deliver a letter too?" Ogg asked casually.

Sirius was silent for a while, touched the black owl, it spread its wings and honked twice, only then did Ogg hear him say, "I'm going back to Black's house."

This is really bad news, Ogg thought, the old witch is out to catch people.

The impression of Walburga's two howling letters hadn't faded away, not to mention her always acerbic public image, Ogg had been wondering why such a person would be Sirius' mother.

"Do you have to go back?"

Sirius didn't speak.

Ogg glanced at him, then at the proud owl who wanted to come over, and said in a low voice, "Maybe I can go to Slughorn to learn the fox-meizi killer for your self-defense."

Sirius was amused, and hooked his lips, "It seems that I need it very much."

The owl grabbed its wings and flew up. Ogg touched his hand schemingly, but he didn't realize it.

They went downstairs into the dusk.

Sirius felt his wizard robe being gently grasped, and he turned to look.

The tip of a wizard's staff touched his forehead, and the girl against the light closed her eyes.

"Annoyance Feifei."

3.

Ogg spent his third day in the library, and finally realized that those who didn't go home during the holidays were the free labor of the school.

Slughorn develops a crush on her, and Ogg succeeds as his Easter break assistant, transforming into a humanoid bookshelf in the library.

Another book on potions fell into her hands, and Ogg felt like he was losing two hairs.

"Miss Finola, I didn't expect you to be the daughter of Chaos." The professor said with emotion, "I never thought that a student as smart as him would have a daughter like you."

Ogg: ...

There was a group photo on the desk in Slughorn's office. Ogg hadn't paid much attention to it before, and she didn't know it was her father until Slughorn took out the photo and pointed it at a boy in the middle.

"The last time I saw your father was about 17 years ago. To be honest, I thought your brother Chris was his biological son." Slughorn was still regretful.

Ogg was too tired to speak.

Slughorn had always known that she had no talent, not even common potions, and Ogg had been immune to such alternative reproaches.

The boy in the photo looks like he just graduated, talking to a classmate next to him, and he is the only one in the photo who is not looking at the camera.

There was a knock on the door.

Ogg resigned to his fate and went to open the door, facing Chris.

Coincidentally, her scalp was numb.

Thinking of her mother's current appearance, Ogg couldn't help but hate the people of the Finola family, although she knew that Chris hadn't joined such a plan at all.

"Good evening, Professor Slughorn." Chris walked in. "It looks like you have something important to do."

There was nothing more important than talking to someone from Finola, and Ogg could have imagined Slughorn letting her go afterwards.

"Oh, Mr. Finola." Slughorn was surprised by his appearance. "It's nothing important. Then Miss Finola, you can leave first."

Auger pretended to be sorry and prepared to leave.

"It seems that my sister really wants to ask you questions, Professor." Chris said lightly, "I don't think every student who seeks knowledge should be rejected."

"..." Aoge couldn't speak, and said briefly, "Actually..."

"I didn't expect Miss Finola to love Potions so much." Professor Slughorn spoke first.

Facing the gaze of the two, Ogg didn't even know whether to remind Slughorn that he had dragged her out of the library.

"Uh……"

Slughorn's gaze grew suspicious.

Ogg said slowly with a headache: "I didn't expect you to discover my love for potions, so I won't hide it."

4.

But Ogg didn't expect that Slughorn would have so much insight into a "sex killer", and she almost fell asleep listening to it before being let go.

Chris didn't say anything the whole time, as if he also came to listen to this "Fox Killer".

Ogg was holding the book and was about to leave quietly, when Chris suddenly said, "Auntie, how is it?"

She froze for a moment and didn't speak.

Chris had only a handful of active conversations with her, and Ogg didn't know what he wanted to say, so he gripped the book a little harder.

"It's been a year since the last time I saw her. I'm sorry, but it's okay if you can't say it." Chris said, "My mother is annoying you."

Ogg lowered his head, "No, Mrs. Finola is very kind to me."

She heard Chris chuckle.

"I didn't expect you to be at school." Ogg quickly moved away from Chris' focus, "Didn't you go back to the manor?"

Chris didn't answer right away.

He rubbed the bridge of his nose, he seemed tired, "I don't want to deal with those banquets anymore."

Ogg had heard about Mrs. Finola's selection of a fiancée for Chris a long time ago. She always thought that Chris agreed to this matter, but it didn't seem to be the case.

But Ogg couldn't say anything about it, she had already had a brainstorm about how to say goodbye and go back.

Chris: "I want to ask you something."

Ogg was taken aback for a moment, "Huh?"

The boy with light blond hair was probably thinking about how to say it euphemistically, and finally said calmly: "I only took seven days off, and they will calm down only after you go back, I mean..." He frowned, as if I also felt that my request was not good, "Sorry, just pretend you didn't hear it."

The most annoying thing in this world is not finishing talking.

Ogg really didn't want to think about it, but he remembered it unconsciously.

Not to mention that she ran into Chris again the next day, who was rejecting a Slytherin girl, looking helpless, Ogg had never seen him like this.

Originally, Chris was good to her, and Chris didn't know about her mother.

Just as a favor, I should help him.

Ogg pinched his cheeks, resisted thinking about the troublesome life in Finola Manor, and stepped forward to stop Chris.

A Slytherin and a Gryffindor, quite eye-catching.

"I mean... when are you going to go back?" Ogg struggled to utter these words.

Chris was not surprised by her appearance, and habitually twirled the ring between his fingers, evoking a vague arc, "The car at Finola Manor is outside, and I will go back in a while."

Ogg is decadent.

Seven days ago, she was still thinking that she would not go back to Finola Manor even if she died, but she did not expect that she would embark on the road to Finola Manor seven days later.

Mrs. Finola is temporarily absent, which is the only thing that Ogg feels relieved.

Rai enthusiastically helped her pack her luggage, and Ogg was once again criticized from beginning to end by the chattering portraits.

She was about to go back to her room when Chris said, "Thank you."

Ogg kicked the ground, "It's nothing."

She didn't notice Chris's widening smile.

It was the joy of planning.

5.

Selwyn came to the manor again as a guest, lying by the window and listening to the piano music repeated by Chris over and over again, "Why did your mother go out? What a coincidence."

The girl who was trying to turn the flower's head towards her in the back garden was successfully slapped with a leaf of mud by the moving flower, and was rubbing her face resentfully.

"Say something she's interested in." Chris stopped, "What are you doing here again?"

Selwyn closed the window.

He said casually: "It's an order my father gave me when I was born to have a good relationship with the Patriarch of Finola."

The author has something to say:

What Chris has on his hand is the owner's ring, which has been written before.

So he has more rights than anyone else, if he doesn't want to have a fiancée, no one can force him.

So what is the reason why the cousin tried every means to trick Ogg back? !

You can guess whether Sirius was asked to go back to Black's house because of his cousin's handwriting hahahaha.