HP: I was doing all sorts of things at Hogwarts

"What do we need to hang?" Ron threw the two Bludgers on the ground and took the small basket from Avro's hand.

It was much warmer in the auditorium, but the students did not stay in the auditorium, preferring to stay in the lounge.

Avro rubbed her hands, "Just some ribbons, bells, bows... Oh, and hang up a few gift boxes!"

"There's no gift box in your basket... Do you want us to fold it ourselves?" Ron rummaged through the basket.

Hagrid fixed the fir tree well and clapped his hands, "Great, then I will leave this largest Christmas tree to you to prepare. I will also get a few smaller ones in other places in the castle."

"Don't worry, leave it to us." Ron patted his chest and started searching again, "There really is no gift box."

"Idiot Ronald," Avro pushed him and found a handful of ribbons from the basket, "What color should I use?"

"The red one," Ron pointed to the top ribbon, "the red one is festive."

"But I think the silver ones look better." Avro put down the other ribbons, leaving only two for comparison.

One red and one silver.

"The silver one doesn't match the atmosphere of the auditorium, so use the red one."

"It's always red every year, nothing new!"

Ron also leaned over, his two heads touching each other. The two of them were chirping and seemed very intimate and harmonious, just like an ordinary young couple decorating their new home.

Galani held a box of chocolates, walked around the corner of the auditorium, walked behind them, and said in a teasing tone.

"You guys are really lively, two people are making a noise like ten people." Galani smiled and handed over the chocolate, "Merry Christmas."

"Merry Christmas, Galani." Avro's smile hadn't faded yet, and she smiled even more happily when he saw her, "Are we that noisy?"

"Yes, I have rarely seen you so lively." Galani waved her hands when she saw that they all took chocolates, "I'm leaving now, goodbye."

Lively?

Avro was so surprised that she didn't even notice it.

She looked at Ron, who was also looking at her.

Avro opened her mouth and explained, "Maybe it's easier to relax when you're with a fool..."

"You scolded me?" Ron reacted and was furious.

Avro smiled and shook his head, "No, whoever is angry can just say it——"

While talking and laughing, Aphra had already thrown away the red ribbon and fixed the silver ribbon to the fir tree.

Ron was still rummaging for something in the basket, and finally he found a bell, nodded with satisfaction, and prepared to hang it on the tree.

He took a closer look and saw a big spider lying on the tree!

"Help Avro!" Ron threw the bell and threw himself into Aphra's arms.

"?" Avro was shocked, "What?!"

"Spider! Spider!" Ron remembered the time he was played by Fred and George when he was a child, and also remembered the Acromantula in second grade, and his whole body was twisting and turning.

"Oh -" Avro rolled her eyes, "Isn't it just a spider? Isn't it normal to have spiders on the fir tree? Wait, I'll kill it."

Aphra easily destroyed the spider, and Ron dared to lift his head from Avro's arms.

"Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, my little Ronnie~" Avro teased him, and the charming atmosphere rose.

"You! Why are you screaming every day?" Ron quickly jumped out of her arms, and the charming atmosphere was broken.

Avro shrugged, and the two started laughing and joking again.

She picked a gauze bow and pointed on the Christmas tree to decide which position would be more suitable.

"Is it nice here?" Avro turned to ask Ron.

Ron took a few steps away, then waved his hand, "Come up a little?"

"so?"

"A little further to the right."

After repeating it several times, Ron was still not satisfied. Avro's eyes almost rolled to the sky. She simply put the bow in her ear and pinned it on her blond hair.

"What about putting it here?"

Avro smiled and winked at Ron. The orange light in the auditorium shone on Aphra's face, and Ron blushed quietly.

He felt that something was not quite right with him at this moment...

Avro leaned over to look at his fluttering eyelashes, and also saw his flushed cheeks with satisfaction.

"Hey, Ronald," Avro smiled like a cunning fox, "Is it appropriate to put it here?"

She asked again, and Ron came to his senses stupidly. He nodded hurriedly, "Okay, it looks good."

"I didn't ask you if you look good or not," Avro suppressed a bad smile and took the bow away, "Seriously, where is the best place to put it?"

Ron turned around and covered his little heart, then realized something was wrong.

His heartbeat is very fast! Merlin's socks, is he...he...he's sick?

He should have gone to Madam Pomfrey for some sedatives.

Ron nodded firmly, yes, that's it!

"Asking you, Ronald." Avro was annoyed and patted his head unceremoniously, "Don't delay the business."

"Okay..." Ron quickly turned around after mentally preparing himself. When he looked at Aphra again, he broke through his guard again.

Seeing that Ron was about to turn his back, Avro quickly stopped him. She hooked her shoulder and said, "What are you doing? You don't want to do it anymore, you want to be lazy?"

"No!" Ron pushed her away with a righteous look on his face, "I'll do it now."

?

He is so weird and cute.

Avro lowered his head and smiled, and the two began to cooperate again.

Ron silently recited the contents of the History of Magic in his mind, feeling upright and awe-inspiring, dispelling the ambiguous thoughts in his heart.

Aphra and Ron filled the tree with decorations, and Avro climbed higher and higher, almost level with the fir tree.

"Use the floating spell to bring that star up to me. I want to put it on the top." Avro directed Ron and shouted to him enthusiastically.

"Okay." Ron found the star that Avro wanted and brought it up to her.

A short figure floated over and snatched the star from Aphra's hand.

It's Peeves.

Aphra narrowed her eyes, her wand already in hand, "Peeves, give me back the star!"

"Peeves, don't make trouble! We are prefects!" Ron also shouted anxiously, holding on to the ladder and unable to get away.

If he had known earlier, he would not have listened to Avro and not let her go up to hang the stars.

Ron was anxious and angry. He was afraid that Aphra would be bullied by Peeves. If she fell down, something would happen.

When you start worrying about someone, you're doomed.

Peeves made a face, "Slightly! I like to tease the prefects the most!"

"Peeves, I know Bloody Balor. Be careful. He is the ghost of our academy!"

Of course Aphra knew how to deal with Peeves. Fred and George mentioned it frequently, and Bloody Barrow was the ghost of Slytherin. Of course she had also heard of Bloody Barrow.

When Peeves heard this, he quickly bent down and bowed and gave the star back to Aphra.

Avro threw a proud smile at Ron below and shook the star in her hand.

"Hang up quickly and be careful." Ron told her anxiously.