Della Bush's Love Story

Della felt that Cedric's suggestion was very good, and she decided to start with Professor Sprout.

Make a good start, maybe she can get Professor McGonagall's autograph.

... Well, she shouldn't be dreaming.

She walked to the professor's long table with a smile, carefully avoiding Professor McGonagall's sight.

but--

Professor McGonagall wiped her mouth and said to Della who came over on tiptoe: "Miss Bush, I noticed that you didn't go to dinner. What's your business?" Della was very keenly aware that this plan might die, she Immediately said: "I'm fine. I'm going to have dinner right now. Good night, professor." Then he turned and left, striding forward.

Seeing Della slipping away, Professor Sprout on the professor's table smiled, and said to Professor McGonagall: "Minerva, you are too strict with the students, I want to see if the one she is holding is what."

Professor McGonagall shook her head, "Pomona, they are like the patchgrass in your greenhouse, if you don't look at them, they will cause a big mess." She looked at the students on the Gryffindor table They say that no one is eating, all are talking.And the Hufflepuffs, even if Della Bush had interrupted them with the same parchment just now, they had resumed eating after the discussion.

This is Gryffindor.

South American patchgrass is in the fourth greenhouse, and it monopolizes the entire greenhouse by itself, because this grass will assimilate all the plants in the territory.It has two attributes of magical plants and magical animals. Until now, it is still difficult for the academic community to define whether it is more plant-like or more animal-like.

Professor McGonagall is also a Gryffindor herself. She knows how stubborn, impulsive and irritable Gryffindors are, and their enthusiasm is also not easy to fade.

So once they get into trouble, it will be a big disaster.

But if they fall in love with someone, they will continue to love.

Gryffindors are the best lovers, the best lovers, and when their love happens, it is passionate and long-lasting.

She had never heard of Gryffindor men and women falling in love with others.After they fall in love, they will be in love for a lifetime.Even if the lover has gray hair, their love is always the same.

She looked at the young lovers Fred Weasley and Della Bush.They certainly make a great little couple.

...it doesn't matter whether it's male or female.

Professor McGonagall gave Della Bush a headache now thinking of the lie she had told that night.

This girl is too brave.She'd thought she'd be better than Fred Weasley, but she knew after that day that neither of them was reliable.

Although there is no professor's signature, they have collected enough signatures.

Della gave these to Hermione, and Hermione sent them to Professor Hagrid. It is said that Professor Hagrid was very moved and cried a lot. He also asked Hermione to bring her a gift, a bunch of unicorns as beautiful as moonlight. Beast tail.

Hermione said: "Tie it on the head of the bed, it is said that you can have good dreams and good luck."

Della: "Just what I need." She's thinking about her Christmas present for Hana.

Christmas is coming and it's time for her to go home.

Most of the students had to go home, and Della had to go back, but Dick didn't want to go back. He planned to secretly sign on the detention list, but Della caught him, and she shaved his head again, so he just grew up. The eyebrows that came out were gone again.

Dick yelled, "You can't do this!"

Della: "I can."

Dick: "You don't know what's coming at Christmas! I heard there's going to be a Christmas tree that reaches the ceiling! And Christmas salutes that you can put up however you want!" Only one per person at home.

Della: "Sounds good."

Dick: "Right? Right? You can stay too!"

Della: "But if you don't come home, there will be no Christmas presents."

Dick said dozens of "shit" in a row.

Professor McGonagall came from the other end of the corridor and said angrily after hearing it: "Mr. Bush! You can't swear! Five points will be deducted from Gryffindor!"

Finding out that he's been deducted points, Dick is instantly a lot cuter.He stopped complaining and left obediently.

Della wanted to leave too, but Professor McGonagall stopped her: "I noticed that Mr. Bush Jr.'s hair was gone again." Della bowed her head: "He doesn't want to go home on Christmas."

Professor McGonagall: "I know you must have a reason. But, Miss Bush, you should be more patient with Mr. Bush Jr. instead of using violence every time. Violence will work in the short term, but in the long run, Bad for you and Mr. Bush."

Della was stunned, she recalled Professor McGonagall's words, and said sincerely: "Thank you Professor, I will remember." She bit her lip, "I will change the way I treat Dick."

After that, she went to find Hermione. She thought Hermione was very smart and might be able to give her some advice.

Hermione is staying this year, for some reason.She used to come home every year for Christmas.

Della suspected she was doing it for Harry.

Hermione said, "I've been meaning to tell you for a long time." She frowned, "I think you're being too rough with Dick. You're brother and sister, you should be gentle with him." Della: "I'm gentle with him, He will kick his nose in the face." She paused, and said the truth, "And if I say three words to him, I want to beat him up."

Hermione looked at her helplessly, "Change your temper. You are very gentle with Fred. I think Dick is as difficult as Fred, and even Fred is a little more difficult."

Della immediately said, "That's different!" Hermione sighed deeply: "Why is it different? Dick doesn't talk very well... but at least he doesn't cause trouble. I think he is also very good in the first year , don’t fight, attend class well, although I don’t like to do homework, but there are many people who can’t do homework in the first grade.”

Della didn't quite understand, she defended Fred: "Fred doesn't fight, he does his homework well in class, and his grades are pretty good!"

Hermione's eyes widened, she couldn't believe that she was blatantly ignoring Fred's flaws.

She pointed out sternly, "But Fred loves mischief! He and his twin brother have the most fouls in school since entering school!" At least Dick, she said, hadn't broken any rules.

Della thought there was nothing wrong with that, "Hermione, you don't know, Fred and the others are not purely pranks, they are not here to make fun of people, but...they have a big plan."

She had heard it from Fred, and although she knew from the book that the brothers had opened a store, Fred said they wanted to start a brand, a brand new brand of pranks.

And they are not just dreaming, they are really approaching their goal step by step.

It's a great dream.

Della reiterates: "They're serious." Hermione: "...they're serious pranks? You mean that?" Della: "Yes."

Hermione: "..."

Hermione stuffed the book into her bag forcefully, stood up and said, "I'm going to the library to read. Are you going?" Della was puzzled: "Why do you want to go to the library? You can neither eat nor talk there. Hermione said briskly, "I knew you wouldn't go. See you later." After speaking, she walked away quickly, as if someone was chasing after her.

Della had no one to talk to, and Katie, Angelina, and Fred were all training.

She discovered the downside of having too many Quidditch-loving friends.

That is, she is often lonely.

She had to go out for a walk.

When passing the fourth floor, she bumped into Professor Lupine.It occurred to her that she should remind the headmaster again, about Professor Lupine.

She hurriedly said hello to Professor Lupine and ran away.

Then he ran all the way to the principal's office, knocked on the door and entered.

Headmaster Dumbledore seemed to be reading and writing a letter. He put the letter aside first, asked her to sit down, and offered her candy.

"Oh, pile of cockroaches." She picked one up and stuffed it into her mouth.

Dumbledore said happily: "It's the first time I eat this kind of candy with someone." Della said: "I like all chocolate candies."

Although the pile of cockroaches is ugly and scary, it is made of fine chocolate, and the chocolate paste will burst in your mouth.

...But when she recommends others to eat, no one will try it.

Dumbledore picked one up and popped it into his mouth too.

"Did you catch that mouse last time? Is there something wrong with it?" Della asked impatiently.

Dumbledore smiled: "Yes, we caught it. It does have a little problem, but it's not serious. I noticed that Mr. Weasley was a little sad for his pet's disappearance. I prepared it for him A little present, I hope he'll be happier at Christmas." Della breathed a sigh of relief, and then said, "I noticed something wrong with Professor Lupine. But I don't know what's wrong with him."

Dumbledore was a little surprised. He stared and said, "Oh, Miss Bush, you have sharp eyes. But you can rest assured that Professor Lupine is fine." Della was not surprised at all that the headmaster didn't believe it, she He said firmly: "You may not have noticed, he is too good at hiding!" Dumbledore laughed, very happy, he thought for a while, and said: "I can tell you a little secret, but you have to Confidential."

Della immediately leaned over.

Dumbledore said, "I know Professor Lupine's problem. But his problem has been properly resolved, so it will not pose a big problem." He blinked. "You can rest assured, Miss Bush."

Della said in surprise, "Have you found out that there is something wrong with him?"

Dumbledore puffed up his chest proudly: "Of course! I found out right away!" Della was amazed and admired, "You are really amazing!"

Now that the problem had been resolved, she left cheerfully.

Dumbledore sent her a big bag of cockroaches.

After the door of the headmaster's office was closed, Dumbledore said, "You can come out." Lupine came out from the inner room.

Dumbledore: "A very clever girl, isn't she?" He was delighted.

Lupine: "She didn't look right when she saw me, so I thought I'd better come to you and tell you." He smiled and said, "Indeed, a very good Gryffindor."

The girl reminded him of Lily.Full of courage and sense of justice.

Moreover, their boyfriends are all "people of the hour".

Dumbledore said: "You can talk to Ms. Bush to eliminate her hostility. She has many friends, and you don't want her to tell your secrets to her friends anytime."

Lupine nodded, "I'd love to."