witch mary bennet

In the face of Mr. Windermere, Mary really had nothing to hide. All the facts she knew, except for Miss Palmer's guess and some conversations that could not be remembered, had already been told to Mr. Windermere.Later, Mary discovered that all of this didn't seem to help the other party figure out the whole thing.

"That's all?" Mr. Windermere's question was full of suspicion.

Mary nodded, "Sophie probably hasn't told me a lot." She hoped that Mr. Windermere would also realize that only the person involved knew exactly what happened.

However, Mr. Windermere clearly needed someone to answer the questions in his mind. He hesitated, "Mary, do you mean that there is any inappropriate relationship between Sophie and Esolen?"

Mary took a deep breath, "Sophie has a good impression of Professor Esolen, and, according to her, the professor treats her differently from other students."

This answer directly led to Mr. Windermere's silence for a long time, so that Mary moved her stiff neck uncomfortably, and then carefully expressed her long-standing worries, "I'm sorry, Mr. Windermere, I didn't Thinking that Sophie would have such a violent reaction, otherwise, I should have told you about these things earlier."

"Mary, don't say that. If I knew that Sophie would do such a stupid thing one day, I would definitely not send her to Hogwarts." Mr. Windermere waved his hand casually, "Thank you for sending this Everything told me, I thought, I should pay a visit to your Professor Esolen while it is still dark."

Before she took her leave to Mr. Windermere, Mary announced the location of the professor's office.

"You go back first," said Mr. Windermere, "I have to discuss it with Sophie's mother."

Mary returned to the dormitory and lay on her back on the bed. She felt that it was time for her to consider the option of becoming a governess, but she was actually more inclined to go home. You can leave your room at any time and go anywhere in the wizarding world.

Missing the recruitment at St. Mungo's Hospital must have been a big deal, but Mary's reaction was much calmer than she imagined, and she soon fell asleep. Of course, this may be due to the early morning and the tiredness in the afternoon. Because she was asleep, but by the time Mary woke up from a deep sleep, it was already 06:30.

She didn't want to go to dinner at all, but soon felt her stomach growling, so she had to get out of bed slowly. Fortunately, it may be staggered with most people's action time, whether it is Neither in the common room nor at the Gryffindor table did Mary meet anyone she knew.

Whether she had missed the job offer or Sophie had nearly poisoned herself was something Mary would never want to talk about right now.

However, as she was finishing her meal, Josephine Coneston came up to greet her.

"Is Sophie in the hospital?" she asked Mary.

Mary hated the speed at which this kind of news spread, so she could only nod.

After confirming that Vincent was also at the school hospital, she asked Mary when she would visit Sophie again, and she also wanted to go together.

"Miss Coneston, I can't guarantee that the Windermere family is willing to see you now." Mary looked at the other party seriously, "If you must go, I will go after dinner."

So Mary went to the school hospital alone, the Windermere family was still there, and Sophie still didn't wake up.

Mary just stayed in the ward for a short while, this time it was Mrs Windermere, she must remind Mary what happened to Sophie last night, Mary had already told her about Sophie's absence from Potions class on Wednesday Mr. Windermere, and she was now speechless.

Mr. Windermere relieved Mary, and she hurriedly took her leave and left. However, when passing by Mrs. Hedgehog's office, she went in and asked her when Sophie would wake up.

"It's hard to say," Mrs. Hai Jieya said, "I think the toxicity of the medicine has been completely released. As for Sophie, maybe she will wake up tomorrow morning, maybe it will take several days, it's more up to the patients themselves Consciousness determines."

"Is there anything else I can do to help?" Mary asked again.

Mrs. Hai Jieya shook her head, "Actually, I think it's useless for the Windermere family to guard like this. Of course, no one can stop them from doing so. I'll ask them later if they need anything A potion that replenishes stamina."

When Mary woke up the next morning, she saw a strange owl standing on the window sill. She thought it was a letter from Phippus Knight at last, but when she opened it, it was from his brother.

Buddell Knight said he had to come and ask about Sophie, so it was very necessary to see Miss Bennet first.

Mary felt that it was too unbelievable that Bader Knight should never be involved in this matter, so when she saw him, she unceremoniously praised his "well-informed" as soon as she opened her mouth.

"Miss Bennet, I don't want to hear the news at all," Buddell Knight hastily explained, "but I'm one of the few people who can have some connection with both sides, so I can only Reluctantly come to make peace for both of them."

"A reconciliation?" Mary was puzzled. "What is there to reconcile?"

"That's what I want to ask you for advice," Buddell Knight smiled, "Miss Bennet, I actually haven't figured out what happened..."

"Me neither." Mary shook her head, "Unless Sophie wakes up, Mr. Knight, I'm going to the school hospital, don't you plan to visit Sophie?"

"Of course," repeated Badernight, "I never intended to visit that Mr. Ethelen."

So the two went to the school hospital. Mary still had a lot of questions. She didn't understand how he was drawn into this matter.

"My uncle must have said something to Mr. Ethelen yesterday," Buddell Knight showed a disdainful smile, "so this guy was worried about his safety, and he visited his uncle overnight last night , when this uncle finds my head, I have already put on my pajamas and sat on the bed."

"Professor Esolen's uncle?" Mary became more and more curious.

"It's the Earl of So-and-so who lives in Newcastle, and he got where he is today because the Earl has indulged his only nephew too much," replied Buddell Knight, "so I don't want to help him at all, but last night I It happened to be playing cards at the Earl's Mansion, so I had to come over to persuade my aunt and uncle."

"What are you going to say?" Mary pressed.

Buddell Knight shook his head, "I don't know at all, and, Miss Bennet, Sophie is my cousin, and I still hope that this fellow, Esolen, will be punished."

They could already see the gate of the hospital, and Buddell Knight hurriedly stopped in his tracks, "Miss Bennet, you better tell me what happened."

Mary spoke succinctly, and she didn't mention some details of what happened before, but she emphasized his reminder. At that time, Sophie couldn't listen at all.

Badr Knight sighed again and again, and then he introduced the earl's thoughts. In his opinion, making his nephew unemployed again is already a heavy punishment.

"It's not really a punishment!" cried Mary.

"Yes," Buddur Knight did not have the slightest objection, "The problem now is that Sophie has not woken up yet, we don't know how she was hurt, and the Earl knows very well that the Windermere family I certainly don't want to make a big deal out of it, it would really damage Sophie's reputation."

After he finished speaking, he hurried to the hospital, Mary followed him, and suddenly had an idea.

If she could stop Baldr Knight, and then hurry to persuade Mr. Windermere to teach Professor Ethelon a lesson, there should be still time.

Mary had never attacked anyone, she had only practiced offensive spells a few times in class, and while she was still hesitating between "all petrified" and "stunned," Baldur Knight had stepped into the The door of the ward is closed.

"Dizzy!" cried Mary, pointing her wand at Baldur Knight's back.

She succeeded, and Baldr Knight fell to the ground, and Mary heard Sophie yell, "Mary, what are you doing?"

"Sophie, are you awake?" Mary was surprised and delighted, and she almost immediately forgot who was lying on the ground.

But Mr. Windermere and Vincent had already walked over, and Mary hurriedly explained to them. Her heart was beating violently, and her words were inconsistent.

When Mary finally explained the matter clearly, the Windermere father and son looked at each other, and soon showed an indescribable smile.

"We beat up Professor Ethelon last night, but we didn't kill him. I called some friends and my fellow Slytherins to take us into the castle. So, Mary, thank you for your kindness." Vincent said lightheartedly, glancing at the people lying on the ground, and whispered in a voice only Mary could hear, "And, it was poor Baldr who sent his house-elf to inform us .”

Now it was Mary's turn to be embarrassed, but fortunately Mrs. Windermere had come over, "Dear Mary, we know you are here to help us," she took Mary's hand and led her to Sophie's bedside, At the same time, she ordered her husband and son to undo the curse on Badr.

"Thank you for saving my life, Mary," Sophie grabbed Mary, "I remember the feeling of vomiting, and Mom said you cast the emetic spell."

But Mary was still looking at poor Bader Knight, who had already stood up staggeringly, so Sophie yelled, "Badur, Mary knocked you out just now, I apologize for her."

Mary didn't dare to take it too seriously, she saw that Mr. Windermere and Vincent had explained clearly to Bader, so she walked over to him and apologized solemnly.

"It's all right, Miss Bennet, I know you have good intentions," Buddle Knight replied, "It's just that I thought the plan was perfect, but I didn't expect you to be better."

He then explained that he had come to Mary all morning to make the whole thing more real, and that he had been seen by many people, and that they had talked for a long time on the road, could show that he was indeed I want to do this for the Earl.

"Sophie, when did you wake up?" Mary didn't bother to talk to Sophie until Badr Knight also consoled Sophie.

"This morning, I think I just fell asleep." She looked very embarrassed, "I saw that you put on all the clothes you prepared for the interview, and thought you would not return to the dormitory at noon."

"Oh, Mary, I almost forgot," she asked cautiously, "how was the St. Mungo's interview?"