Della Bush's Love Story

By June, Harry's hair still hadn't grown out.

Everyone gave up, including Harry.Even Della didn't dare to assert that it wasn't her fault anymore.

"It's not really me..." she said, "but it could be someone else."

And it looks like a bald curse with two permanent qualifiers added.

Only Madam Pomfrey still insisted on letting Harry drink tonic every day, she said, "Maybe the prescription is wrong, I will urge Severus, he said he has a way."

After hearing this from Harry afterwards, Ron said, "It's hopeless, and the old bat would definitely prefer you to be bald. How much he has suffered from your father before!"

Harry thought so too.

But the bald Harry gained more friendship at Hogwarts, and it seems that more people are willing to make friends with him, even he himself said, "Everyone wants to talk to me about my new hairstyle ".

He was beginning to think that it wasn't so bad after all.

Della was graduating soon, she had nothing to do now, she had a lot of free time every day, so she started to write a lot of letters to Fred, and also to Lucy's mother, and also wrote two letters to Mrs. Weasley. After replying to the letter, she will share it with everyone in the lounge.

So Ron and Ginny knew a "good news" in advance.

Percy is marrying his girlfriend Penelope!

Mrs Weasley was very happy!

Ginny spat in disgust, "Penelope is a good person, but why she fell in love with Percy is a mystery."

Ron: "Probably Percy cast a spell."

For the first time, the siblings have reached an agreement on a matter.

Percy is now a professor at the school, and he began to spend a lot of time disciplining Ron and Ginny. In just one year, Ron and Ginny's hatred for Percy rose to a new level.

Ginny to Hermione: "He actually told me not to have a boyfriend! I'm already in fifth grade!!"

Percy keeps an eye on all the boys Ginny has dated, and he warns them if they are intimate with Ginny (such as kissing in the hallway).

Ron was watched by Percy for his study and homework. If Ron's homework grade was below O (excellent), he would find Ron, teach him a lesson, urge him to work harder in his studies, and analyze if Ron didn't Study hard and get an excellent grade, then he will not be able to find a good job after graduation, and will not be able to support his wife and children after marriage, his wife will leave him, and his children will be laughed at by their classmates in school... etc.

Ron said to Harry: "If I didn't know the Unforgivable Curse, he wouldn't be alive this Christmas!"

When Percy used to be a junior member of the Ministry of Magic, everyone (himself and Mrs. Weasley) thought he would be promoted sooner or later!So at that time, he and Penelope didn't consider getting married so early. He thought it would be better to wait until their careers reached a higher level before getting married.

But now he's a professor at Hogwarts, with tenure!In terms of promotion channels at Hogwarts, he needs to wait for Professor McGonagall to pass away before he can take over as headmaster of Gryffindor, and he needs to wait for Headmaster Snape to pass away before he can take over as headmaster. A conservative estimate is at least It is 50 years later.

So, given that he is unlikely to marry in 50 years, now is the time to get married.

So he proposed, and when Penelope said yes, they planned to get married.

This "good news" that wasn't good news provided them with a topic for a week, but the next week, another "good news" came.

"Bill and Fleur are getting married?" Ron and Harry heard the "good news" when they returned to the waiting room after training.

Della, Hermione and Ginny were sitting together reading the letter.

Ginny held up the letter and said, "Yes. It seems that the good news of Percy and Penelope has stimulated Fleur, and she insists on getting married this summer too."

Fleur has been staying in London since last year. While learning English with Bill, she found a job as a translator.

Mrs. Weasley had almost changed her opinion of her, but the two still had many conflicts.

"There can only be one hostess in a kitchen," Ginny said. "Mom and Fleur never get along." She curled her lips. "The most important thing is that every time Dad and Bill are on Fleur's side."

Ginny obviously knew better.

Fleur is always pointing fingers at the Weasleys' dining table, and she wants to change it to another flower; or she thinks it's better to make petit fours than English scones, on the grounds that "you must have eaten greasy cakes long ago." Confectionary."

Hermione: "Oh, God..."

Della: "This sucks." Women know that feeling.men...

Ron: "It's just a dessert, and I'd like to try a petit four too."

Harry: "Both are good, you can do both."

The three women rolled their eyes at the two men present.

Ginny said: "Dad thought it could be a different flavor, so he was in favor of Fleur. He was so wrong to say he's been eating scones for 20 years."

Della: "My God..."

Hermione: "That's too much!"

Harry: "It's kind of bad."

Ron: "He should be towards Mom!"

The two boys did not roll their eyes this time.

Ginny: "Mum's pissed off." To Mr. Weasley in the bedroom, of course, until Mr. Weasley realizes his mistake.

But Mrs. Weasley still couldn't help writing to Ginny to complain afterwards.

"I reassured Mum, but I guess she's still in a bad mood," said Ginny, "so I figured we'd better let them get married, and Bill and Fleur would move to London."

Ginny decided to write to Mrs Weasley in support of the matter.

Harry especially wondered why Mrs. Weasley just couldn't get along with Fleur. The Mrs. Weasley he knew was a warm and wonderful mother-like woman.He didn't think Fleur was that bad either.

"I think she's all right," whispered Harry. He couldn't see anything wrong with Fleur, she was so beautiful, and she was obviously very much in love with Bill.

Ron hit the nail on the head: "She has such a face, she is the enemy of all women."

The other three women on the couch watched him.

Ginny stood up with her hips on her hips, very similar to Mrs. Weasley: "Are you talking about Mom..."

Ron wisely interrupted her: "I didn't say anything! Get up, Harry, we're going to take a shower!"

The two boys ran away.

Finally, Della is graduating.

But before graduation, she still couldn't find a suitable gift for Headmaster Snape.She went to Madam Pomfrey to get medicine because of fear before graduation, and what she drank was still made by Principal Snape.

"I thought it would be Professor Sgarathorn making the potions," she asked Madam Pomfrey.

Madam Pomfrey blinked and said with a smile, "The other potions in the hospital wing are made by the Potions Professor. But some potions are still made by Severus, he said he is used to it, I miss you You're used to it too, right?"

Della said to the crystal cup emitting ominous black smoke, "A familiar smell."

When boarding the Hogwarts Express home, Della lamented that this was the last time she would take this train.

"I'm going to miss the view from this window," she said.

"What do you want to do after graduation?" Hermione asked.

Della didn't know, she asked Hermione, "What about you?" Hermione became interested, "Oh, I think I'll go to audit a year of high school first, and then take Alevel, I want to take Cambridge, but my dad graduated from Oxford of……"

Della was dumbfounded.

In her life plan, there is no plan to find another school to continue her studies after graduation.

If I have to say that there is something I want to do, it is to learn more spells, use more spells, and use magic to accomplish everything I want to do.

So when she returned to Bush's house and hugged Lucy's mother and George's father, Lucy's mother excitedly asked her what she wanted to do after graduation. She said, "I want to go around and learn more magic!"

Lucy: "Oh...uh..." she asked enlighteningly, "You know about the Weasleys? Their Bill and Percy are getting married this summer!"

"Yes, I see." Della asked curiously, "What month is it? Are you sure?"

Lucy shrugged and said, "Oh, things have changed again. After the French witch said she wanted to marry Bill, Percy's fiancée came back and said she didn't want to marry this year."

Della asked in surprise, "Why?"

Lucy sighed: "I can understand. I don't want to have another woman more beautiful than me standing on the lawn."

Della suddenly realized: "Oh... this is really serious."