[HP] Riddle's Spirit Behind

Eleanor looked at the bouquet in her hand in confusion, and she realized that she was wearing a white wedding dress, standing on a high place and looking down at the crowd below.

From the crowd she saw Uncle Tim and Aunt Jenny, Abraxas, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent of Little Hangleton, and many other familiar faces—and for some odd reason she saw Translucent Professor Binns.

They were all waving at her, smiling, with joy on their faces.

She suddenly understood what she should do.She turned her back to the crowd and tossed the bouquet high.There was a cheer from the crowd.

She turned around and saw that Cloris was holding the bouquet of flowers she had just thrown down, and then embraced Mr. Martin happily and excitedly.

Then she felt someone grab her hand from behind.

She turned her head and saw Avery in a black dress looking at her with a smile, "You are finally my wife, Eleanor."

"What?" Eleanor broke away from his hand in surprise. "No—I didn't promise, it's impossible."

"Nothing is impossible," Avery said in an unbelievably soft voice, extending his hand to her. "You are my wife now. Look around, everyone is celebrating our wedding." .”

She stepped back to the edge of the balcony and stammered: "But you're my friend! I never thought—thought that—"

Avery approached her slowly as if he didn't hear her words, while the smile on his face gradually disappeared.

"You've hurt my feelings," he said in a sad tone. "I've always liked you, Eleanor. But you've never thought of me as a real man, have you?"

"I'm sorry." Eleanor felt her brain was in chaos, and her mouth suddenly became inexplicably disorganized, "I just——"

At this moment, the railing behind her suddenly disappeared.

After a moment of weightlessness, she felt herself slowly falling from the sky like a snowflake.

She watched Avery recede and felt her thoughts drift.

"The giants were very upset, so they asked the goblins to get out of their territory." Professor Binns' voice came to her ears faintly.

"Oh—don't tell me that at this hour," she thought vaguely.He just wants to sleep now, and he doesn't want to hear about the territorial disputes between giants and goblins.

After floating for an unknown amount of time, she suddenly felt that someone was gently supporting her.

"I caught you." A familiar voice said in her ear.

Eleanor snapped her eyes open.

"...In 1865, the goblins signed a very important agreement." Professor Binns muttered monotonously while standing on the podium.

She yawned, recalling the weird dream just now in her mind.

"Who knows what the main content of the agreement is?" Professor Binns said.He looked around slowly, "Miss Alford?"

Eleanor stood up abruptly from her chair, "Uh—what?"

"The content of the goblin agreement." Professor Binns stared at her dissatisfied.

Beside her, she heard Avery flipping the pages of a book, presumably helping her find answers.

At this moment, she heard the voice that sounded at the end of the dream softly said: "It is an agreement to restrict Irish goblins from entering the Welsh giant's territory."

Eleanor quickly repeated it.

"Very well, sit down, Miss Alford." Professor Binns nodded slightly.

After class, Eleanor caught up with Tom who was walking ahead.

"Hey, thanks for helping me out just now," she said.

Tom didn't slow down, he just glanced at her and said distantly, "You're welcome."

"You're going to have lunch, so we can go there together." Eleanor said enthusiastically.

Tom tilted his head slightly, his eyes gliding over Avery who was following them with a book in his arms, "Of course."

Eleanor secretly breathed a sigh of relief.She doesn't want to be alone with Avery at all right now,

Avery's behavior towards her had been very odd since what had happened last time in Hogsmeade.It wasn't that he had grown cold—Elinor would not have been uncomfortable if that had been the case.

"Transformation class in the afternoon, it's terrible!" Avery sighed loudly, then reached out and patted Eleanor's shoulder, "I hope the two of us will not become the laughing stock of the whole class again. By the way, remember last time? You've turned an armchair into a stinking toilet, and that's—"

As he spoke, he began to giggle falsely.

"Avery!" Eleanor couldn't help calling his name.

The smile on Avery's face faded quickly, and he murmured, "Oh, sorry." Then he began to bow his head in silence, as if thinking about some important issue.

Eleanor sighed, "Seriously, if you want to talk about that incident last time, I can—"

"By the way, I have to—I left my quill in the classroom." Avery stopped abruptly, turned around and walked away quickly.

"I really don't understand what he's thinking." Eleanor stared at his back and sighed.More than once she wanted to have a good talk with him about what had happened in Hogsmeade.

She even lost sleep for two whole nights because she didn't want to lose her best friend.

However, she also knew that there was nothing wrong with Avery if he wanted to break up with her.She just wanted to take a look at this precious friendship.

But Avery's performance exceeded her expectations.He refuses to talk about what happened that day, and every time Eleanor brings it up he finds a way to cover it up.And he's starting to take on a false enthusiasm, like he's trying to hide the awkwardness between the two of them.

"Tom, you are also a boy, can you help me analyze what Avery thinks?" Eleanor couldn't help but said to Tom.

"I'm sorry, I don't think I can help," Tom replied calmly.

"Really?" Eleanor frowned, "It is said that girls' minds are difficult to understand, but I think you boys' thoughts are even more difficult to understand."

Tom was silent for a moment, and his expression could not be judged from the profile of his face.

"Tell me." He suddenly whispered, "What happened between you?"

Eleanor hesitated for a moment. She vaguely felt that it was not a good idea to ask Tom for advice on love affairs.Moreover, she found that she didn't want more people to know about that, especially the person in front of her.

She could almost imagine Tom looking at her contemptuously, and saying, "You're bothered by something as stupid as this?"

There was no way he could give her good advice, so it was best not to let him know about it.She secretly said to herself.

So Eleanor replied in a low voice: "It's nothing. It's just a small matter, and I can solve it myself."

Tom didn't force Eleanor to answer, and it seemed that he didn't have the desire to delve deeper.

Eleanor breathed a sigh of relief, but at the same time felt a little bit lost, although she couldn't figure out where the loss came from.

Then they stopped talking and just walked side by side in silence.

Eleanor bowed her head, and then found herself involuntarily following Tom's steps, walking at the same pace as him.

"When you like someone, you can't help imitating him." What Uncle Tim said to her suddenly echoed in her ears.

Eleanor's heart missed half a beat, and she immediately slowed down.

She stared at Tom's back for a few seconds.Has he grown taller again?She was thinking chaotically.

At this moment, Tom stopped suddenly, turned his head and cast a puzzled look at her.

Eleanor felt her cheeks burning again.She quickly squatted down and pretended to straighten her shoelaces.

When she felt her heart beating a little calmer, she straightened up, only to find that Tom had left her and walked away.

The strange mood just now was dispelled immediately.She murmured annoyedly to herself, and walked on.

"I think it's time for me to have a love affair," said Eleanor, sitting by the hearth, stoking the fire with a spit.

"What did you say?" Cloris almost spit out the hot coffee in his mouth.

Since Avery's strange behavior, Eleanor has become closer to Cloris.They meet occasionally, write papers together, or sit and chat like this.

Eleanor couldn't believe that she had never had a real female friend.Boys are too unreliable, and there are many topics that can only be discussed with girls.

"I said, I'm considering whether to fall in love." Eleanor replied.

Cloris snorted, "Are you thinking about this kind of thing? Love is not something you can have if you want it."

"what is that?"

Cloris fell silent suddenly.She took a sip of her coffee, "It usually comes very suddenly...sometimes it catches you off guard."

"Like you and Mr. Martin?"

Cloris spit out the coffee completely this time.She jumped up angrily, and frantically wiped the stains on her collar with a handkerchief.

"Don't be afraid, no one can hear what we are talking about." Eleanor comforted.

"Don't mention that!" said Cloures angrily. "Don't mention it here!"

"Sorry." Eleanor said quickly.

Cloris let out a long breath and sat down on the sofa.

"Well... Actually, he and I are not what you imagined." Cloris whispered, with a look of disappointment on his face, "The time you saw it was actually the first time we kissed. He never He refuses to accept me, although I know he definitely likes me."

Eleanor looked at her in surprise, "But he kissed you anyway, didn't he?"

"No, it was just a farewell kiss," sighed Cloures. "We haven't seen each other since then."

"Oh...I'm sorry." Eleanor didn't know how to comfort her.

"It doesn't matter, anyway, the matter is over." Cloris raised his chin indifferently, and said proudly, "Anyway, I don't like him that much anymore. By the way, tell me about yourself. Do you have someone in mind? "

"No, not yet." Eleanor replied immediately.

Cloris stared at Eleanor firmly, "You're lying."

The author has something to say: The bride throws flowers, and whoever receives them will be the next one to get married~← Everyone should know this custom.

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Maybe some people think that I am stuck in ecstasy...

It is said that this afternoon, I was so drawn that I couldn't buy v, and Hu touched all the children's papers that I couldn't buy for a long time, you have worked hard.

Someone said it was because I was working on an Android app in the afternoon, and my mobile phone is not an Android system. Sigh~ I guess the iOS app will not be released...