Della Bush's Love Story

Always messy before school starts.

Three of the Bush children are going to Hogwarts this year.

The eldest son, Hans, is in Hufflepuff; the eldest daughter, Della, the only Gryffindor in the Bush family; Which college is it from.

The living room and dining room are full of things they need to bring to school, books, school robes, cauldrons, scales, etc., some of them are still in the same state as when they were bought, and there are three stacks of books on the sofa.

"Gryffindor, of course Gryffindor," Hans said. "There's no Hufflepuff like Dick. He's too troublesome."

"So do I," said Lucy, eyeing her youngest son the way a pumpkin is perfect. "He really does look like a Gryffindor."

As the father of the family, the symbol of authority, and the ancestral Hufflepuff, Jack is recalling whether there is a Gryffindor in his family tree, "I remember, one of my aunts married a Gryffindor... "

Lucy: "But that's none of your business, dear, your aunt's child was not named Bush. I think it's all Della's fault."

A family of Hufflepuffs look to their eldest daughter, oldest sister, oldest sister.

She was the first Gryffindor in the family, and it turned out that Dick, who was born after her, looked like a Gryffindor too.

Della pushed aside the boiled beans and said, "Don't worry, Mom, if Dick does end up in Gryffindor, I'll take good care of him."

Dick gagged, "I don't want you to take care of me! You better not come after me and teach me how to dress and eat!"

Della said lovingly like a big sister: "Of course not, dear brother." She leaned into his ear and said fiercely, "But if you don't listen to me, I will beat you!"

Dick avoided his sister's vicious gaze, he had been beaten by Della before, and knew she would do what she said.

Della comforted the worried Lucy: "But you don't have to worry, Mom, people in Gryffindor are easy to get along with, they are informal, even if Dick doesn't change a pair of socks for a month, he won't complain. "

Lucy covered her heart, "Oh my God..."

She was more worried.

After dinner, Della and Lucy cleaned the table together, and Lucy said, "Honey, you won't help me clean it up, go and pack your luggage, the living room is full."

Della had no choice but to come out, and saw Jack holding Hana sitting on the sofa piled with things nonchalantly, and the wizard radio in front of him was singing.

Della found her new book, new school gown, new parchment, new ink, and new quill in the package in the living room. Jack saw her arms full of things and said, "I'll help you send it up. Your brother What about my brother? They should also come and take these things up."

Della said, "I don't know, but I don't think you need to worry about it. They won't clean it up until the morning of departure."

Jack sighed: "It's better to be a girl, and I prefer to be clean."

Della hummed in embarrassment.

Her room is at the end of the corridor. There are only her, Hans, and Dick upstairs. Hana is too small. She still lives with Lucy and Jack. She will go to Hogwarts soon. There would be a room for her here too.

Jack helped her deliver the things to the door of the room, but Della blocked the door and refused to let him in, "Dad, just come here, I can take the things in by myself."

Jack understood the girl's shy heart very well, he put the things on the floor, "Okay, do it yourself, my lovely little princess."

Della raised her face to let Jack kiss her on the cheek, and when Jack walked down, she opened the door, and the light came on with a snap, and the room was clearly visible.

She kicked in the new book on the floor, glanced at the table and bed that had no room left, and put everything on the floor.

Let's start unpacking.

First, she needs to drag the suitcase from under the bed.The case was bought the summer she was going to Hogwarts, very big, very beautiful, bronze-colored leather, the seller said it was dragon skin, but it must be fake, dragon leather case is much more expensive .With brass studs and leather straps and dragon-tooth buckles she'd chosen, it looked like a pirate's treasure chest!

There's nothing wrong with it, it's just a little heavy.

She tried to get it out from under the bed, opened it, and found that there were books and notes from last year, as well as unused ink and quills, and a pair of hair clips she thought she had forgotten at school. Her unruly curls are very effective at making her hairstyle look well-groomed.

She took out the ink bottle first, but it was not dry or spilled, which surprised her a little.The quill pen is also very new, it has not been written many times, there is not much ink stain on the nib, and the feather is still white, so it can pass off as a new pen.

She put these two items next to her new ink and quill, and planned to take them back to school together.

She picked up the hair clips again, rummaged through the corners of the suitcase, made sure they were all found, and put them in the old sock that only had one left. This pair of socks is very cute, but unfortunately there is only one left, She couldn't find the other one. After washing it, she felt it was a pity to throw it away. Now it is also good to put hair clips temporarily, so she is not afraid of losing it.

She took out the old books, threw the unused ones on the ground, and put back the still useful ones.

Then she put the new textbooks and stationery in first, wrapped the opening of the ink bottle with magic tape a few more layers to prevent it from leaking out, and put the quill in the pencil case.

Then there is her notebook. She bought a new notebook this time, and it will be taken to school to take notes. It is very cute.

Then, she put in the specially bought fruit jelly, chocolate frog, and Bibi multi-flavored beans. These are the most important spiritual food for her after she arrives at school!While the dining room at Hogwarts is nice, there are no snacks at all except at the table!She is in the third grade this year, so she can go to Hogsmeade on weekends, but it's still early, not to mention whether she has enough pocket money to spend there.

Then, there are her new clothes!

Her school gown was a bit short, and she was a little embarrassed to wear it last year, but she wanted to wear a new one when school started, so she refused Lucy to buy her a new gown at Christmas.

The previous school gowns were all washed, how smooth and smooth this one is now!She was walking around in front of the mirror with her school gown over her shoulders when there was a knock on the door.

She asked: "Who?" "It's me." It was Hans.

She threw her school gown on the bed, and went to open the door, but barred it tightly, with only her head showing, and stood on tiptoe, to prevent Hans from peeking into her room.

"What's the matter?" She said vigilantly, "My pocket money is all useful, I can't lend it to you."

Hans rolled his eyes, "I'm not here to ask you to borrow money. I just want to ask..." He lowered his voice, "Will you and Fred reconcile?" Della replied firmly: "No."

Hans sighed in disappointment, and asked again: "Then... what should I say when someone asks me?" Della's eyes widened: "You don't have to say anything!"

Hans stared too, he couldn't do it.When people asked him, he always answered. He just wanted to ask Della what she wanted him to say when the time came.

Knowing her brother's temper, Della took a deep breath: "Just say you don't know."

Hans: "I..." Don't know?OK?

"You don't know, you don't know anything!" she said heavily, and then slammed the door shut.

Hans didn't dare to knock on the door anymore. He actually wondered if Della had many quills. It seemed that he didn't know where to put all his quills... Now he couldn't find any.

Soon it was the day of departure, but Della couldn't find the ten pairs of socks she bought!She rummaged around on her bed, but there was nothing on the desk. She also looked for it on the sofa in the living room, and found a new quill. She took the quill and continued to look for it, and asked her family if they found a small paper bag. , "It contains my newly bought socks." The old socks have holes in them, they haven't been repaired, and they have been washed. She doesn't want to wear them anymore. In the new year, everything should be new.

Hans shook his head and said, "No. Do you have an extra copy of "A Thousand Miraculous Herbs and Mushrooms"? I can't find that copy."

Della shook her head: "No. My books have been packed a long time ago. Is this quill yours?" Hans was overjoyed: "Finally found it! Where did you find it? I bought three of them, and none of them belonged to you." Gone!"

Della: "On the couch."

Then Hans went to look for a quill on the sofa.

Jack had changed, except that his favorite khaki tie was gone, he found it in the laundry basket, wrinkled, and he tried to straighten it in the mirror, and saw Dick run up Run down and say, "Dick, is your box packed yet?"

Dick had already rushed into the kitchen, and the voice came from afar, "Hurry up!"

Lucy made sandwiches for them, packed biscuits and stuffed them in Della and Hans' coat pockets, "We're leaving, it's exactly 10:30! Are you all ready?" Della Said: "I'm fine, but I can't find my new socks. Mom, if you see them, please send them to me."

Lucy: "Okay, honey."

Hans, "Mom, I have two books missing. If you see them somewhere, please send them for me."

Lucy: "Of course, what book? You'd better write down the name, I can't remember."

Hans went to the stove to write the title of the book, but he couldn't find a pen and paper, so he wrote it on the jam jar, "This way Mom won't forget."

"Good idea," Della agreed.

At this time, Jack held Dick with one hand and dragged Dick's big box with one hand, "You're going to be late soon—give up, I won't let you pack the broom in it."

Lucy: "Broom? Did you try to steal the broom just now? But you said you forgot your whistle in the broom!"

Obviously not a whistle.

Lucy didn't have time to teach her little son any more, and it was almost too late for them.

They formed a file in front of the fireplace, one by one, sprinkled Floo powder into the fireplace, and flew to London Station.

Every day and every moment, the London railway station is full of people. Everyone is busy, rushing, and rushing to catch the train with large luggage.

The Bush family pushed the cart, Lucy followed with Hana, and Dick was still complaining that he didn't bring the sandwiches and biscuits that Lucy made for them, and he felt that he was at a disadvantage.

"You'll give me some, we should all have some," he said to Della and Hans.

Della raised her chin, and he went to pester Hans.

Hans shook his head: "No, I gave it to you, I don't have enough to eat. You can buy snacks on the train, I remember you have pocket money."

Hana was in Lucy's arms and asked curiously, "Are the snacks on the train delicious?"

Della said: "It's not bad. They have homemade pot helmet cake, which is very big and tastes okay."

Hana said to Lucy: "I also want to eat pot helmet cake."

Lucy said, "I'll make it for you when I get home, and I'll make it big too."

They walked through nine and three quarters and came to the Wizarding Railway Station, where they saw the Hogwarts Express. There are more than one train a day here. It is said that some trains can cross the ocean, but Della has never taken it. She hopes One day I will be able to ride a train that will travel across the ocean.

Today it's full of Hogwarts students and their parents in school robes.

Dick saw boys his own size, some of them with a toad squatting on their hats, and he remembered that he didn't have a pet yet: "I don't have a pet, you didn't buy me a pet, everyone has a pet."

Della: "I don't."

Hans: "Me neither."

Both are happy to be right with their little brother.

Jack fondled Dick's little head, "You want that?" He pointed at the toad, "It's pretty disgusting."

For the little boy, what is disgusting is a good thing, what others dare not want, and if they dare to want it, they are heroes.

Dick took the opportunity to say, "I've seen it in the pet store, it can grow bigger than the biggest pot in the house!"

Della made a disgusted sound, "Uh..."

Hans wowed, but couldn't hear the disgust.

Della looked at Hans, and it did not occur to her that he had the same taste.

Hans looked at Della and whispered to her, "I wanted to raise one too."

Della also asked him in a low voice: "Then why didn't you raise one at that time?" Hans: "I was so excited when I went shopping in Diagon Alley, I forgot about it." Year after year, he Now I don’t really want to raise it anymore, mainly because he is a big boy. Big boys like toads covered in slime only when they want to raise little boys. It’s too ridiculous. He should like something that big boys like, such as Quidditch Quidditch—but he didn't like Quidditch, he couldn't play it, and he couldn't ride a broom very well.

They started saying goodbye.Lucy kissed each child in turn, Jack hugged each child, and Della and Hans kissed their little sister.

Della caught Dick who was trying to escape and told him to say goodbye to Hana, "Say you will miss her, say you will prepare her a Christmas present, and ask her what she wants."

Being escorted by Della, Dick was held up by the collar, stood on tiptoe in front of Hana, and learned the words above.

Hana says, "I want stars, I hear there are stars on the ceiling at Hogwarts!" Dick: "That's all a lie! Only a little fool like you would believe that...uh, ok, I'll steal one for you and look forward to your Christmas."

After Della let go of him, he slipped aside and rubbed his own neck, complaining to Jack, "She strangled me!"

His father comforted him: "Women's nails are extra sharp, you'll get used to it."

Finally, they had to get in the car.

With a cheer, Dick jumped up first dragging the box, which was so light that Della suspected it was empty.

Hans insisted that his sister get in the car first, and he came to say his last farewell to his parents.

Della had his way, and after kissing Papa, Mama, and little sister good-bye for the last time, she climbed into the car, lugging the case, and began to search for an empty compartment.Dick didn't know where he went.

She met Hermione Granger first, "Hey, Della, the girls are over there."

"Okay, thank you." Della thanked her, dragged the box and continued to move forward. All the people in the passing cars pointed at her when they saw her, and all the people walking towards her pointed at her.

Della initially said hello, "Hi, Ginny."

"Hi Dean."

"Hi, Parvati."

In the end, she stopped saying hello, dragged the box and walked forward, and rushed to the front in one breath. There were all empty cars here, and there was no one there. She got into an empty car, put the box on top, breathed a sigh of relief, and sat down. Come down and wait for the drive.

The train wobbled a little, like a gigantic creature trying to stand up first.

Then it started to move, slowly rolled off the platform, and began to gallop.The scenery outside the car window has also changed, from the spiers and spiers in the distance, to only the verdant mountains and the blue sky.

After the train started, the students began to open the carriages to look for relatives and friends.

Della shared a dormitory with three other girls at school, and they were usually on good terms, but she didn't want to confront them so soon—they must have heard about her and Fred, and they would, too. ask.

But she didn't want to talk, didn't want to explain.

She hoped no one bothered her.

But things backfired.

Fred passed by the door, glanced inside the car, saw her, bent down - he was too tall - pressed his face against the window glass, gave her a smirk, and looked left and right, Opened the door and came in.

"Hi, you are here, I have been looking for you for a long time, I have something good for you!" He put his hands in his pockets, looking mysterious.

Della -- she hasn't actually met the real Fred after what happened that day, she just said to his brother, "Tell Fred, we're done," and ran away.

Afterwards, she felt that she didn't need to find herself again to reiterate the breakup declaration, wouldn't it be good to just go like this?They should all be calm and calm about the breakup.

This is ripe.

But since they had not broken up formally, Fred came to her now, as he did every time before, to show her off with his new tricks, and she couldn't bear to refuse.

So she countered his enthusiasm with silence—he should understand that they had broken up.

That's why she is so cold.

Fred took a handful of brightly colored taffy out of his pocket, winked at her, took one out, peeled off the wrapper, put it in his mouth, and grinned and grimaced and winked at her.

Della: "...are you showing how to eat candy?" Fred spat the candy from his mouth and onto his hand, "There must be something wrong with it." Then he rubbed the spit candy on his tongue: " It should work." Then, he felt his tongue start to swell!Quickly stuck out the mouth!He happily pointed to the tongue that instantly grew longer and hung down to his knees: "Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!"

did you see?He succeeded!

Della: "..."

Her previous vision... might really be a problem.

Fred, sticking out his tongue, was elated. This is the most successful candy they have ever invented—although the success rate is not very high—but the recipe is almost finalized!Once the formula is determined, they can mass produce it!

His eyes were bright, excited, his tongue had grown to the top of his feet, and his saliva was dripping everywhere.

Della: "...how are you going to take it back? Do you want to drag this long tongue out of the car? If so, you may need a piece of cardboard to tell people what you want to say, and what you are saying now has no one I can understand."

Fred made an "OK" gesture, rubbed the candy wrapper and stuffed it into the mouth that had been blocked by the thickened and elongated tongue. After a while, his tongue slowly retracted.

He rubbed his uncomfortable chin, took out a handkerchief to wipe off the drool on his face and hands, happily took out all the taffy in his pocket, put it on the small table and pushed it in front of Della: "You You can use this to make a prank, and others will definitely be fooled!"

Della: "...I don't have anyone I hate that much." She thought for a while, and added: "Except you."

George was waiting for his brother in the car, and finally he saw Fred come back, and he immediately asked, "How is it? Are you reconciled? Does she like fat tongue taffy?" Fred was not so sure: "I don't know. She likes it, and she keeps all the sugar."

George: "Then why are you upset?" Fred: "Because... I might have to be careful with every bite Della puts in my mouth."

George's eyes widened: "Wow!"

Fred: "And, she also asked me, what if I accidentally throw the candy wrapper away?"

George's eyes widened even wider: "Wow..."

Fred: "I think we need to change the recipe to prevent someone from actually eating the candy and throwing the wrapper away, so they don't have the antidote."

George nodded cautiously: "It makes sense." He thought for a while and said, "I thought about it, our potential customers are boys and girls who have lost love, what do you think? I think we need to develop products in this area, and we will definitely Very popular!"

Fred punched: "Makes sense!"