[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

What Jane said about Ron was understandable, after all Hermione's Hermione's cat might have actually eaten Ron's mouse.But Hermione firmly disagreed with this. She always believed that Crookshanks didn't eat Scabbers, and she refused to apologize to Ron.Jane expressed helplessness about this, and could only let the two children torment themselves.

When March came, Gryffindor defeated Ravenclaw. Malfoy and his followers Gore and Crabbe dressed as dementors intended to affect Harry's performance, but they were detained by Professor McGonagall fifty points.Gryffindor held a carnival that night, only Jane and Hermione did not attend.

Hermione was reading Life and Social Habits of a British Muggle Household and Jane was reading her Muggle magazines when Harry came over to say hello.

"Haven't you guys been at the game?" Harry found a place to sit down.

Jane put down the magazine and looked up at Harry: "Of course I did."

"Come on, let's have something to eat." Harry looked towards Ron, intending to take this opportunity to improve the relationship between Hermione and Ron.

Of course Jane understood Harry's thoughts, she smiled and took the quill from Hermione's hand: "Let's go, I'm hungry, accompany me to eat something."

"I can't, Jane. I still have pages 420 to read!" Hermione shook her head, holding up the book in her hand.She said to Harry again, but looked in the direction of Ron: "Besides, he doesn't want me to participate."

Ron seemed to hear Hermione's words, and he stood there and said loudly, "If Scabbers hadn't been eaten, he could have eaten a few of these Fudge flies, which he always likes to eat-"

Jane frowned severely, and then she heard Hermione crying.When she looked back at Hermione, Hermione had already run away crying.Ron didn't seem to think there was anything wrong with this, but Jane couldn't stand Ron's accusations against Hermione anymore. Regardless of Harry standing beside her pulling her, she strode up to Ron and said calmly: "You are the most ungentlemanlike man I have ever seen, bar none."

Ron's face flushed immediately, and he yelled loudly, as if Jane had poured a basin of hot water on him: "You are talking for her! You are all in the same group!"

"Even if Crookshanks really ate Scabbers, can't you forgive Hermione?" Jane asked after taking a deep breath.

"Unless she apologizes first!" Ron still insisted on this point: "Babber is also my friend."

Jane nodded, took a deep look at Ron, turned around and went back to the girls' dormitory without saying anything.She felt that neither she nor Harry could make sense on the matter: what Ron really cared about was that Hermione wasn't saddened by Scabbers' death and hadn't put Crookshanks on the line.And Hermione always believed that Crookshanks didn't eat Scabbers, and refused to apologize.

By the time she got back to the dormitory, Hermione had drawn the curtains.Jane knew Hermione wasn't asleep because she heard Hermione crying.She walked to Hermione's side, lifted the curtain, and sat by her bed: "You still have 420 pages of "Life and Social Habits of a British Muggle Family" that you haven't read? Do you want to go to bed so early? "

Hermione buried her face in the pillow and said, choked up, "I want to rest for a while."

Jane stretched out her hand to comfort Hermione's messy and shaggy hair, took the "Life and Social Habits of a British Muggle Family" she had thrown aside, and opened the page that Hermione had just read: "If you don't mind, I can Read it to you."

"Oh, Jane..." Hermione raised her head and looked at Jane who was sitting beside the bed with tears in her eyes.

Jane smiled, held the book and said to her: "Sleep, I think you will stop reading when you fall asleep. This way you can rest and know what is written in the book."

Hermione thanked her in a low voice, she closed her eyes and listened to Jane slowly reading the text to her.

Jane had been reading to Hermione for two hours before she fell asleep. She closed the book and it was almost ten o'clock.She climbed into her bed, tossing and turning, unable to sleep, and now she missed Snape terribly - she hadn't had a good word with Snape for nearly a month.The only time they could meet was during class, and now she was inseparable from Hermione's side.She missed the time spent in the potions office, where she could watch him meticulously grade students' papers, and watch him staring at his cauldron...she missed everything about him.If the orgy in the common room hadn't been over, she might have risked running to the potions office to find him now - he must be awake.

Just thinking about it like this, Jane also fell asleep without knowing it.When she woke up again, it was Susan who woke her up.

Susan said in a panic, "Hurry up! Blake has appeared again!"

Hermione sat up from the bed, her eyes were still red and swollen, and when she heard Black's name, she immediately asked worriedly, "What happened?"

"It's Weasley," said Susan. "Wes said that Black broke into their bedroom and nearly killed him!"

Hermione gasped, and Jane immediately got dressed and got up from the bed. She urged Hermione, "Get up! Let's go and see!"

Hermione nodded immediately and quickly put on her clothes.

When they rushed to the lounge, all the Gryffindor students were already gathered there, and Ron vividly described the scene where he was awakened by Black.When he saw Hermione, he immediately looked away, pretending not to see, and continued: "...I fell asleep, I heard the sound of tearing things, I thought I was dreaming, you know? But There was a draft... I woke up and one side of the curtain had been torn from the bed... I rolled over... I saw him standing in front of me - like a skeleton, a big mess of hair ... with a big long knife, must have been twelve inches long ... He looked at me, I looked at him, and I cried out, and he ran away."

Many people were frightened into cold sweat by Ron's experience. Ron's fame surpassed Harry's in one night, and everyone who saw him wanted Ron to tell him a story that happened that night.

"I think this may be a blessing in disguise for Ron." When Transfiguration class was over, Jane watched Ron describe the scene of the night to two Ravenclaw second-year students in the same language. I was very excited.

Hermione said sarcastically, "Maybe he'd be happier if Black left a hole in him!"

Jane and Hermione went to Hagrid a few days after this incident, and they gave Hagrid some useful information about Barcobeak, hoping it would help him.When leaving, Jane told Hagrid about Hermione's situation. Hagrid patted Jane on the shoulder and said, "I will try to persuade Ron, they are just children."