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- Agree to what? ! I haven't agreed yet!
Mr. Granger glared at his wife very dissatisfied, how could his little padded jacket be allowed out so easily? !
He thought very dissatisfied in his heart, and then glanced at the boy with cat ears surrounded by everyone
This kid is so popular, and there is no shortage of little girls who like it at first sight. What if my daughter is cheated of affection?
In the conflict between Daddy Fool's nursing instinct and Fisher's animal affinity, he had a slight upper hand.
But it is a pity that in Granger's house, Mr. Granger's right to speak is not too high. Mrs. Granger directly ignored her husband's stare, and dragged Hermione to the front of Fish and Professor McGonagall. .
"Hello, you are Fish, right? I am Hermione's mother, and she often mentions you in front of me."
Mrs. Granger's gaze has been lingering on Fisher's trembling cat ears, and the more she looks at it, the more she likes it.
"What nonsense are you talking about, mother!"
Hermione covered her hot cheeks in embarrassment, and stomped her feet vigorously.
"Hello meow~"
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Fish responded politely. As for what Mrs. Granger said later, the little cat didn't pay much attention.
"Oh! Your children are so cute!"
Mrs. Granger resisted the idea of ??pinching Fish's cat's ears, looked away, and turned to talk to Professor McGonagall.
"Thank you for the compliment."
Professor McGonagall smiled proudly, and reached out to stroke Fisher's cat's head, which attracted envious eyes from Mrs. Granger.
"Hermione is also a good kid, and her grades have always been among the best in school. My colleagues and I like her very much."
Aside from other things, Professor McGonagall was already very satisfied with Hermione, who was a top student, so she praised it half-reciprocally and half-sincerely.
"Yes, Hermione is much better than Ron and the others," another mother also joined the topic of posting the baby, "Percy has always praised her so much."
It's a pity that both Bill and Charlie have already graduated, and the only Weasley family can afford is Percy.
"Ah, I heard from Hermione that Percy was elected as the President of the Student Union this year. Congratulations, Mrs. Weasley."
The slick Mrs. Granger praised very cooperatively.
"Hehehe, no matter where, Hermione will definitely be elected as the president of the student union like Percy in the future."
Mrs. Weasley and Mrs. Granger flattered each other with a smile.
"Minerva, can we go to Diagon Alley now?"
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Just as the two mothers were having a friendly exchange, Fish tugged at Professor McGonagall's sleeve.
The little cat is not interested in the polite words of the adults at all, and he is too busy asking about Ron Scabbers.
Professor McGonagall and Mrs. Granger looked at each other, and the tacit understanding as parents made them make the same decision.
"Go shopping by yourself. I'll have a good chat with Mrs. Granger here. If you want to eat, you can go buy it yourself."
Professor McGonagall took out two Galleons and stuffed them into Fish's hands.
"Hermione, it shouldn't be a problem for you to exchange coins and buy textbooks yourself?"
Mrs. Granger also took out a wad of pounds and handed it to her daughter.
Seeing this, Mrs. Weasley also handed a small purse to Percy, and said, "Percy, you can take your younger siblings to buy textbooks. Remember Ron's wand."
"Leave it to me, Mom."
Percy nodded reservedly, and took the purse from Mrs. Weasley's hand with a very solemn attitude.
Fish shook his ears, and heard the twins complaining in a low voice: "It's really unlucky that we actually have to go to buy 'important materials' with the Chairman"
Just when Fish was still wondering what the twins meant, he heard Hermione say to Mrs. Granger, "The money you gave is a bit too much. According to the exchange rate between the pound and the Galleon, only about half of it is enough, mom .ˇ±
"Oh, isn't the 19th of next month your birthday? You can use the remaining money to buy yourself a present."
Mrs. Granger replied with a smile, and raised her voice when mentioning Hermione's birthday.
? Seeing Fisher on the side, after hearing his reminder, he looked thoughtful.?? expression, Mrs. Granger nodded in satisfaction, hiding her merit and fame.
So the adults continued to chat in the Leaky Cauldron, while the children drove to Diagon Alley.
"Ron, why did Scabbers disappear, meow?"
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As soon as he left the bar, Fish hurriedly grabbed Ron and asked.
"I don't know eitherˇˇ"
Mentioning this incident, Ron's mood immediately fell.
Scabbers can be said to be a rare thing that he owns alone, even if it is second-hand like his other things, but Ron still has feelings after raising it for so many years.
"It just disappeared suddenly. It was still there at breakfast that day. At that time, Mom and Dad were discussing Sirius Black's escape from prison. I was feeding it bread."
Ron raised his head slightly, looking at the sky and remembering.
"After breakfast, we went to visit the Sphinx. Banban seemed a little uncomfortable at the time, so I left him at Bill's house. When we came back, he disappeared."
"Then besides Scabbers, have you lost anything else, meow?"
"No, this is where we feel strange. If it is really a thief, what is there to steal from an ugly and old pet mouse?"
Fred interjected: "So I wonder if it was eaten by cats when it sneaked out by itself In Egypt, both wizards and Muggles are very fond of keeping cats."
"Is it meow?"
(ˇń??w??ˇń)
As soon as Fish's eyes lit up, he suddenly had a great impression of Egypt.
As for Banban's question?
Anyway, Ron and his family didn't lose anything else, so the rest is not important.
Then everyone chatted about Harry inflating his aunt. The twins and Ron were applauding Harry, while Percy and Hermione expressed their concern about this matter, thinking that Harry's behavior up for debate.
Everyone came to Gringotts while they were talking. Hermione needed to exchange the pounds in her hands for Galleons. During this period, she only needed to hand over a stack of colorful papers to the goblin in Gringotts. Take a minecart this makes Maomao very disappointed.
After exchanging Galleons, they immediately went to Lihen Bookstore.
After seeing such a large group of people, the clerk in the bookstore's expression changed instantly, as if seeing the end of the world. On the other hand, the manager's face was not much better
He has changed several clerks during this period of time. As the start of school is approaching, most of the students have already bought their textbooks. He thought that this terrible summer vacation would finally pass, but he did not expect the last day to come again A large number of guests
Fortunately, I never took off the bandage!
The only thing that the bookstore manager was lucky about was that after the wound on his hand healed, he kept pretending that he was not healed.
Of course Harry understood why they were looking that way, Hermione and the Weasleys were at a loss.
"Cough," Harry comforted with some reluctance: "Don't worry, we only need four copies of "The Monster Book of Monsters."
He and Fish already have one, Ginny is not yet of age, and Percy no longer needs to take protection of magical beasts, so only Hermione, Ron and the twins need to buy monster books.
"Four books?!!"
The clerk screamed and repeated, his face turning pale, obviously Harry's words of comfort hadn't worked.
However, no matter how reluctant the clerk was, he still walked towards the cage where the monster books were kept under the contempt of the manager There were still a dozen books in Harry, and they were still the same as before. fighting each other.
Then Hermione and the others also knew why the bookstore clerk behaved like that just now
It was really too tragic
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