Della Bush's Love Story

Moody's face was ashen as a dead man's.

Holding a glass of potion, he drank it in one gulp, and asked Snape beside the bed, "How long will I have to drink this potion?"

Snape: "Drink till you don't die."

Moody clutched his chest, he was still afraid that his heart would stop beating suddenly.But it was clear that Snape's potion was useful, and his heartbeat became stronger every day.

Moody looked out the window, it was already dark.

"You go to dinner," he said, "I can do it by myself."

Snape: "Obviously, you've slept in too long. Today is the end-of-term dinner, and all the students are in the dining room. Are you going to miss it?"

Moody: "If only I could go."

Snape: "Help, go show the students that you're alive. Otherwise they'll all think I've killed another man."

Moody smiled. "I'll do my best."

Snape: "If you don't go to the restaurant, then you go and meet that Miss Cockroach."

Moody: "Did Albus say what to do with her?"

Snape: "No, if he had time to say something to me, I wouldn't have to waste a bottle on her."

Moody was surprised: "Oh! Hasn't she changed back yet?"

Snape said angrily, "She's been trying to run! And I don't want to give Gryffindor another clean!"

Moody: "Okay, okay, I'll go see her. Try to make her shut up."

Snape nodded with satisfaction: "You can see her where I usually put cockroaches and beetles, I put her behind the bottle of fire toad. I also put a few mealworms in her bottle, she won't go hungry."

Moody: "...remind me not to offend you in the future. Are you bothering Miss Cockroach because you can't get angry with Della?"

Snape said happily: "Oh, I don't know who she is. I just saw a beetle with strange patterns, and I caught it and raised it for a few days. I don't think she can sue me. This can also remind people Miss, don’t turn into her Animagus state and wander around in the future, falling into the hands of a little boy will not end better than being my specimen!"

on vacation!

All the students returned home in the Hogwarts Express.On the first day after the holiday, Della slept freely until noon. She bounced downstairs in her nightgown and sat at the dining table to find what Lucy's mother wanted to eat.

"Soon, soon, dear. You can have an apple first," said Lucy cheerfully. "We'll have steak today!"

The Bush family table will be extra rich today!Because the kids are back.

Della was sitting on the sofa with an apple, and picked up the "Daily Prophet" next to her to read.

Newspapers are in order.

"Didn't Daddy read the paper this morning?" She flipped through it looking for jokes and word puzzles.

"The newspapers are not very good recently. Your father hasn't read it for several days." Lucy stuck her head out from the kitchen, "Don't mess it up, and leave me the one on the ninth page!"

"Okay, okay." Della hurriedly scanned the headlines of the previous editions.

The headlines accused Minister of Magic Fudge of clouding friendly relations between the wizarding worlds of Germany and England!

The second edition began to praise Harry Potter for his excellent performance in the Triwizard Tournament!

Della thought she was mistaken, read the article carefully, and found that the editor thought that because Britain won the Triwizard Tournament, the German team was angry.

And this did not achieve what the Minister of Magic had previously promised, allowing the wizarding world of Britain, France, and Germany to build a bridge of friendship through this game.

Now the bridge is clearly going to break, and of course it's all Fudge's fault!

Then Harry Potter saves the newspaper pages at the Triwizard Tournament, and some reporter keeps getting attention with Harry Potter love stories, very cheesy!

The next three, four, five, six, seven, and eight editions were all scolding Fudge.From what he said in an interview one day, to what he was wearing, bow tie, and leather shoes that day, everything was wrong!

Ninth Edition didn't scold Fudge because this one was full of cartoons, jokes, word puzzles, and life hacks.

As a result, when Della was reading the comics, she found a comic that satirized Fudge being ridiculed by British wizards, German wizards, and French wizards together, but he didn't seem to notice it at all.The accompanying words are: Our ministers can only hear good things forever!

Lucy called out of the window, "Lunch time! George! Call Hans and Dick back!"

Della raised her head from the newspaper and said to Hans who had just entered the door: "Why are you at home? Didn't you go to work?"

Hans handed out a lot of resumes when he graduated, hoping to find a job that was okay.Fortunately, a relative of the Bush family introduced him to a job.

Della clearly remembered that she heard Hans say last night that it was his first day at work today.

Hans: "Oh, I did. But they asked me to serve coffee and iron the newspaper - Uncle Wiseman misremembered, he thought I was a girl, so he introduced me to a job as a secretary."

"What?" Della laughed and collapsed on the sofa.

Hans sighed: "Laugh, laugh."

By the time they were seated at the lunch table, the Bushes were eating steak, and Hans worked up the courage to say that he wanted to work in a shop called Mr. House.

"That's from Page's father. They sell some homemade oil and vinegar." After Hans finished speaking, his face turned red.

The kids at the table, Della, Dick, and Hana were all laughing at their brother.

But Mr. Bush and Mrs. Bush are very happy, they obviously think good things are coming!

"Of course, you can go!" Lucy's cheeks flushed with excitement, she said to Mr. Bush: "This reminds me of our past!"

Mr. Bush hugged Mrs. Bush, and asked his eldest son with concern, "Are you and Page planning to get married? In what month?"

Della could hardly believe her ears!

"Are you going to get married?!" she asked Hans, "Get married after graduation?"

So fast!

Hans was excited and shy, "Oh, we did discuss this issue. Peppa wants to wear a wedding dress when the weather is good, so if it can't be held in the fall, it will be next spring."

Lucy said excitedly, "I'm going to write! Oh! I'm going to tell everyone! My Hans is getting married! He's grown up!"

Mr. Bush said to the dazed Della: "I thought you would be the first child in your family to get married!"

Della shook her head blankly.No, marry at 17?She never thought of it that way!

Di Clara tugged at her sleeve, "You don't want to marry Fred? I thought you'd marry him as soon as you graduated."

Della horrified, "But I'm only 17 after graduation! That's too early!" She never thought of getting married before 20!

Dick's excited eyes lit up: "Wow! Are you going to dump him again?"