witch mary bennet

Phibos Knight's wedding was specially arranged for the weekend, it is said that this is to facilitate the bride's Gringotts colleagues to attend the ceremony.

For Mary, work was the best reason not to go to the wedding, but now, it has become an important topic that everyone will ask a question or two when they see her.

In the wizarding world, the news spread more quickly, and almost everyone knew about the ongoing personnel changes in St. Mungo's. When Mr. Windermere saw Mary, he took the initiative to ask about it, "Although I don't know that Dresden director, but two senior therapists are my classmates, I think I can write to ask them to help you say a few words."

Mary thanked them at once for their kindness, and hastened to explain that she had enlisted the help of Mr. Bader Knight.

"He might be more useful," Mr. Windermere laughed, and told his daughter, "Sophie, remember to talk to Baldr again later, and just say that we ask him to help Mary."

"Let me tell him," said Mrs. Windermere, "that he must remember how hard Mary took care of him."

Mary felt a little hot on her face. Although she didn't ask him again, her intuition told her that Bader might have finished all the things that should be done.

When the carriage was about to land, Mary carefully judged her mood. She really wanted to see him, but when Bader appeared in front of everyone dressed up, Mary seemed to suddenly realize that today he is more important than anyone else. Every now and then he looks more handsome.

Mrs. Windermere had already praised Baldr's beautiful dark purple robe with a smile, and Sophie smiled quietly at Mary, "Why does this guy act as if he is going to get married? I really don't know when he gets married. How would you dress yourself up?"

Naturally, Mary would not judge him anymore, she only dared to wink at him quickly when he looked at her, and then the two greeted each other like ordinary friends.

"Miss Bennet, long time no see," he even added this sentence, "I feel that my whole back still hurts when I move these days. If it is convenient for you, after the ceremony is over, I would like to trouble you Check it out for me."

"Mr. Knight, thank you for your trust in me," Mary replied with a smile.

Bardell was too busy to bow, and was pulled aside by Mrs. Windermere.Mary had no choice but to turn around, and Sophie hurriedly grabbed her, "Mary, you must remember to ask him for help."

Mary just nodded.A little later, when Mrs. Windermere had finished speaking, she came and called the two of them, and was to show them some acquaintances among the guests.

When everyone turned around, Mary secretly glanced at Bader, who was also looking at her, she smiled quickly, and left in a hurry.

She followed Mrs. Windermere around, and the ceremony was about to begin.In the garden of Knight's house, the seats have been set up. There is no sunshine on this day, which is suitable for outdoor activities.

The managers who run Knight's property have sent a lot of staff to help on the spot, which is obviously more decent than the house elf.Under their guidance, the Windermere family sat in the seats of relatives. Mr. Windermere ordered the whole family to sit slightly back, leaving the first two rows for the relatives of the bride. Sophie took Mary, Sit down on the two chairs at the side.

As soon as they sat down, they saw the Simmonses, accompanied by an old lady, walking slowly towards this side, and Phipps Knight was walking beside them.Behind this group of people, followed by four children, the oldest looked only in his teens.

"Yo," Sophie immediately mocked in a low voice without hesitation, "Phibos has really done his best for his relatives."

They had already come over, and Phipps introduced the Windermere family and the Simmons family, and Mary knew that the old Mrs. Simmons, the bride's grandmother, was still alive.

He didn't introduce Mary, and when Sophie curtsied, Mary also knelt so as not to look special.

"Phibos, is this your cousin too?" Mrs. Simmons asked, pointing at Mary.

He didn't answer right away, and Sophie laughed immediately, "Miss Bennet was the primary therapist for Cousin Bardell when he was hospitalized in St. Mungo's, and she was also my best friend."

Mary was considering whether to salute again to show respect, when she heard the old lady Simmons ask, "Bennet? I don't remember any wizarding family with this surname."

The oldest girl following her yelled in a rather disdainful tone, "I heard Cousin Diana say about her, she's a Mudblood."

Mary was very angry, but before her, the old Mrs. Simmons was already furious. She scolded, "Phibos, is this how you arrange your wedding? Not only let an irrelevant person sit in the seat of relatives Come on, this person is actually a Mudblood!"

Many guests have already been seated, and the voice of Mrs. Simmons is not commensurate with her age, and it is loud enough to cover the entire scene.Mary felt that the surroundings became quiet all of a sudden. When she raised her eyes, she saw that Bader was jumping off the stage of the ceremony. His face was livid, and it seemed that he was about to explode in the next minute.

Mary also wanted to take out her wand and give this old lady a shot, but for Baldr's sake... "Phibos, is this old lady here to visit us as relatives today?" This was Sophie's voice, and she actually had more reason to be angry than Mary, because Mr. Windermere was also of Muggle origin.

At this moment, Mary heard a voice calling her, "Dear Mary, I finally see you, come to me quickly." As soon as she turned around, she saw Mrs. Hamilton in the first row of the friend's seat. She beckoned, and beside her, Mr. William Hamilton had already stood up.

She ordered herself to calm down, and when she walked over to Mrs. Hamilton, she was able to show a smile. Mr. Hamilton bowed to her first, "Miss Bennet, please sit next to my grandmother, I think She would rather see you than me."

After he finished speaking, he sat in the back, and when Mary curtseyed to Mrs. Hamilton, she was already grabbed by her. "Sit down, Mary," she smiled, "don't pay attention to those guys."

The turmoil had calmed down. Mary saw the Windermere family sitting down again. The old Mrs. Simmons seemed to be muttering something, but she finally sat in the first row of relative seats. Del, he still had a straight face, with his head down, wondering what he was thinking.

Mrs. Hamilton had already started talking non-stop. She asked Mary if she knew the origin of this family, and then told Mary about the history of magic. Mary didn't remember a long list of the names of that lord so-and-so, but what is certain is that from the perspective of ancestors, the Simmons family should be more noble than the Knight family.

At this time, the ceremony finally started, and everyone stopped talking.While watching the performance of the relevant personnel, Mary thought, when it was her turn to get married, the relatives of the woman did not know whether she would be able to appear on the stage. Originally, Jane could be hoped, but if she did not explain to Mr. Bingley that her sister's witch I'm afraid it will be difficult to come up with an identity, and this thought makes Mary depressed again.

The only highlight of this wedding is probably the beautiful bride and handsome groom. "Anyway, this couple should be able to give birth to a beautiful child." This is Mrs. Hamilton's evaluation, "Poor Bardell, he She is not as good-looking as his elder brother, and I am afraid it will be difficult to find a wife as beautiful as his sister-in-law."

Mary listened helplessly, but she felt that Bader was much more charming than his brother. The more she looked at it, the more she felt that Phibos's face was too stiff and his eyes were dull. Relatively speaking, Bader's smile It's really beautiful.

In fact, when the relatives began to sign the marriage certificate, Baldur finally showed a little smile. Mary saw him talking to Mr. Windermere, and soon, the ceremony came to a successful conclusion.

"Oh, Mary, I almost forgot one thing," said Mrs. Hamilton again, "it is really unreasonable that you St. Mungo's should dismiss the female staff, but I have already told my good friend Anderson, your pharmacy supervisor. Madam said that I am very satisfied with you, and she also promised to help you intercede as much as possible."

Mary hastened to thank her respectfully.After a few more instructions, she took her grandson's arm and went to congratulate the newcomer face to face.

The guests gathered around the couple, congratulating and waiting for them to cut the wedding cake.Mary stood alone on the side. Suddenly, the house elf Soso jumped out, "Miss Bennet, please follow me, and I will take you to Mr. Bardell."

Badr's room was at the end of the third floor. It was a big room with the River Dee under the balcony. When Mary entered, he was walking around the room impatiently.

"Mary, are you okay?" He asked eagerly as soon as he saw her.

Mary shook her head and smiled again, "Badr, I finally understand some of your feelings now. Objectively speaking, Miss Horton is really an outlier in her family."

"Now I'm going to call Mrs. Knight," Bader pouted, as if saying that word was so uncomfortable, "so I'll be back as soon as the ceremony is over, and I don't want to congratulate her specifically."

This doesn't seem appropriate, Mary smiled, "In this matter, you must always have your own principles. Although it is reasonable to treat their family members in the same way as the Simmons family, it is certainly not the case for the Knight family. Do."

"Have you gone?" he asked again.

"I have more reasons than you." Mary looked around with a smile, "Badr, won't you invite me to sit down?"

"No..." He actually refused in one gulp.Before Mary could say anything else, he suddenly stepped forward and pulled her into his arms.

He hugged him tightly, and buried his face on her shoulders. Mary could feel his body trembling slightly, and she almost involuntarily reached out to help him, and then wrapped her arms around him.

The author has something to say: Regarding the patron saint, I am very grateful to the children's shoes for their active support. Although I also like dogs very much, I finally chose bears. There are two reasons for this. One is that bears have not become any original HP characters. In fact, the patron saints of Phoebes and Mary I chose did not appear in the original book; the second is that the bear will be more compatible with Mary's patron saint, which will be written in the next chapter.

In addition, on a whim yesterday, I posted two fan stories, which were written by me in 04 and 05. If you are interested in children's shoes, you can click on the column to read... Well, since I clicked on the column of kelp, I will bookmark it by the way, thank you !