Della Bush's Love Story

After discussing it with Hermione, Harry and Hermione decided that if the Dark Lord came again in the future, they could tell Della.

But Ron said, "Maybe he's dead. When you put your hand on Quirrell's face, he was incinerated, and maybe the Dark Lord was incinerated as well."

Harry couldn't tell, but he said, "My scar still hurts occasionally, and I think he might be alive, just too weak to hide."

Ron said optimistically: "But he can't go to St. Mungo's, and he can't drink potions—he's a soul, and I haven't heard of souls drinking potions. So he may really be dead."

Harry was also pleased by what he said, "That would be great."

Hermione thought they shouldn't just think about good things, "In case he ever comes back."

Ron said: "Even if he comes back, Harry doesn't have to face him alone, he has us! Now, Della wants to fight him, I don't think we will be lonely! There will be many people with us hit him!"

They didn't wait for Hagrid. He seemed to have gone out. They took Hagrid's big dog Momo for a walk around, brushed it, and left a letter for Hagrid before returning to the castle.

On the second day, it was even colder.And everyone in the Gryffindor lounge was in full swing trying to find a way to deal with Umbridge.

But on Monday, they discovered that Umbridge had found a new opponent to deal with them.

The new Education Order No. [-] allows Umbridge to select outstanding students among the students, give them the power to deduct points, and let them help the senior investigators to clean up some bad behaviors in Hogwarts.

As soon as Ron saw the education order hanging at the door of the restaurant, he said to Harry: "Slytherin!" Harry immediately looked for Malfoy and his group in the restaurant, but he didn't see him bragging in the restaurant, "Really?" Strange, I thought I could see him bragging there."

Ron: "They're probably still sucking up to Umbridge in Filch's broom closet."

Hermione: "Maybe they deducted points somewhere."

Both Harry and Ron let out a silent scream.

But it's true.

By noon, more people knew that someone in Slytherin could deduct points.Because there are already many low-grade Gryffindors and Hufflepuffs who have been deducted points.

Neville was also deducted points, and Malfoy stopped him in the corridor and deducted five points for saying he was disgusting.

Ron clenched his fists angrily and said, "You should teach him! Why don't you teach him?"

Neville was very depressed. He was the first senior to be deducted points, which made him very embarrassed and depressed.

Hermione said rationally: "If Neville resists - don't say whether he can beat a group of Slytherins, but he will definitely be deducted points again!" She comforted Neville, "It's not your fault."

Neville shook his head: "...I'm too cowardly, I don't have the courage to resist." He held the wand, his knuckles turned white.

It was the end of the sixth grade, and Della and Katie hurried in. They sat down and found that everyone around them was watching them.

Katie: "What's wrong? What happened?"

Della poured a glass of water and heard someone ask Katie, "Have you met anyone in Slytherin?"

"It's the Malfoy gang."

Katie curled her lips: "Yes, they are at the corner of the corridor, a large group, arrogant. But they didn't trouble us."

Everyone on the long table made sounds of surprise.

Katie: "What's going on?"

Harry said, "Malfoy and the others are deducting points from Gryffindor."

"It's impossible!" Katie: "Who gave them the power?" But she immediately realized, "That pink toad? She's getting more and more disgusting, isn't she?"

Ron pointed at Neville and said, "They deducted points from Neville. Why didn't they deduct points from you?"

Ginny and Hermione sneered together.

Ginny: "Don't be so stupid! Of course they don't want to be bald."

At the corner of the corridor, there were no more students to be seen.

Malfoy wanted to wait, the others wanted to go back to lunch.

"We should have deducted points from those two Gryffindor girls!" said Malfoy.

"Don't. I want to go to you." The dark-skinned Zabini walked behind slowly, he was almost as tall as Malfoy, "Look at Gryffindor Zack's head, up to now a hair They can't grow out."

"We can deduct others, like Harry Potter," Parkinson said.

Malfoy snorted, "We shouldn't be afraid of her!"

The other Slytherins laughed and walked in front of him.

Crabbe and Goyle stayed behind, with Malfoy.

Malfoy said, "You can stand in front of me then, it doesn't make much difference whether you two have hair or not."

Crabbe and Goyle look at each other, rolling their eyes furtively.