[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

On the last night before the holidays, Dumbledore stood on the teacher's bench and said to all the students as he had done at the beginning of term: "Another year has passed! Before enjoying these delicious meals, I must trouble you to listen to an old man's clichés. What a year it has been! Your little brains must be a little richer than they used to be. You have a whole summer ahead of you, so you can enjoy it before the next semester begins. Digest those things and clear your mind. Now as far as I know, we must first have the Academy Cup awards ceremony. The specific scores of each academy are as follows: No.4, Gryffindor, 310 two points; .3, Hufflepuff, 350 two points; Ravenclaw 420 six points, Slytherin 470 two points."

The Slytherin table erupted into unprecedented cheers, and Jane looked up at the silver and green banners hanging all over the auditorium to know who the final winner of the Academy Cup was.When she looked at Snape's supposedly serious and stern face on the teaching bench softened for a moment, she gave a cold snort of disdain in her heart.

It’s just that everything that followed didn’t go down as everyone expected, because Dumbledore continued after a pause for a while: “Yeah, yeah, the performance is good. However, the recent events must also Included." Probably because this turning point happened too much, the whole auditorium fell silent again, only to hear Dumbledore say: "I still have some points to allocate. Let me see. That's right. No. One, Mr. Ron Weasley, who won the best game of chess at Hogwarts in many years, for which I award Gryffindor House fifty points. The second, Miss Hermione Granger, who faced Agni performed logical reasoning calmly, and I will reward Gryffindor College with fifty points. The third item, Harry Potter, he has shown fearless courage and extraordinary courage, for which I will also reward Gryffindor College sixty."

For a moment, the cheers from Gryffindor almost lifted the ceiling of the auditorium, and Jane saw Snape's face harden again.Because now, Gryffindor and Slytherin are on par.

"Ahem." Dumbledore cleared his throat, looked around the auditorium, and continued: "Finally, Miss Jane Jean, when faced with doubts from her friends, she always firmly believed in her choice, and she was also the first The time notified the head of Slytherin, Professor Snape, and Harry Potter won precious time, so here I reward Gryffindor with fifty points for her persistence."

At this moment, Snape's face completely darkened.

Jane raised the corners of her mouth slightly, trying not to laugh out loud.Now she really wanted to rush in front of Snape, slap his table and say to him - don't get complacent too early!If you come out to mess around, you will have to pay it back sooner or later!

This is also the first time, she thinks that there is an Academy Cup project, which is not bad.

The last night of Hogwarts came to an end with the cheers of Gryffindor. After returning to the dormitory, Jane hugged Hermione for the first time regardless of her appearance.The Gryffindors cheered for the House Cup, and she cheered for Snape's displeasure.

This excitement lasted all night, so much so that she had a dream at night.

She dreamed that she was the potions professor and Snape was her student.Then he kept shutting his cell and making him squeeze slug mucus.

When she woke up the next morning, Hermione looked at her curiously and said, "Jane, what did you dream about last night? I heard you laughing all the time."

Jian's movements of folding the quilt froze slightly, and then she said with a smile: "I dreamed that I caught a huge bat, and let it do the coolie for me all night."

Hermione looked at Jane suspiciously, and really didn't understand the meaning of her dream, which made her laugh all night.

But Hermione didn't have much time to think about this question, because they were going home soon.After having breakfast in the auditorium, they carried their suitcases and set foot on the way home.

On the way back, Jane and Harry sat in the same box. She listened to Harry and Ron talking about the arrangements for the summer vacation, and she felt a little lonely inexplicably—Raphael should have been gone long ago.That is to say, she will be alone in the following days.

When the train arrived at the station, Jane saw Mrs. Weasley coming to take Ron home, and Harry's uncle, Hermione's parents, but she was the only one who didn't come to take her home.

"Jane, where's your family? Didn't they come to pick you up?" Hermione asked suddenly.

"Maybe I misremembered the time." Jane smiled indifferently.

At this time Ron said to Harry: "You must come to our house to play this summer vacation." Then he looked at Hermione and Jane standing next to him and Harry, and repeated it again: "You all come, I An owl will be sent to invite you."

"Thank you." Harry said briskly, "I really need something to look forward to."

Finally, Jane watched Harry and his uncle leave the platform, and he felt that the chubby middle-aged man didn't like Harry at all, because he had been looking at his nephew with an angry look, which was barely concealed.

After the classmates around her had almost left, Jane started walking towards the train ticket office.

She was going to take the train back to Greenwich City, and then take a car to Manila Road.Here, she had to lament that her memory was good, and she knew how to get back after Raphael took her on a train and car once.

Dragging her own suitcase, Jane opened the iron gate of the villa at the end of Manila Road.

The garden in front of the house was overgrown due to lack of care. Jane remembered that when Raphael was there, he liked to trim the roses into perfect arcs, and the lawn was also very well taken care of.Now those roses are growing wantonly due to lack of pruning, and there are a lot of withered and yellow leaves on the lawn.

She closed the iron gate, walked along the stone-paved path to the door of the house, took out the key and opened the door.Suddenly, there was a musty smell that had been unoccupied for a long time in the air.

After placing the luggage properly, Jane began to tie an apron to tidy up the room, and opened all the windows for ventilation. It took her a whole afternoon to tidy up the living room and kitchen.She called a long-ordered takeaway place, finished her dinner quickly, and then lay in bed after washing up.

Looking at the white ceiling and the huge crystal chandelier, Jane felt that being a wizard student was not a bad thing, at least she was not alone at Hogwarts.

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