HP: I was doing all sorts of things at Hogwarts

Avro returned to the dormitory and wrote a letter to her father to report on her recent studies, and also asked him about alchemy.

Although her father doesn't seem to be good at this, he will definitely send her some information for reference.

Avro was making a small calculation in her mind, and her roommate Lancey Travers sat next to her, with a squirming look on her face, looking a little confused, but did not speak, as if she was waiting for Avro to ask what she was struggling with. whats the matter.

Avro pretended not to see her and wrote home letters calmly.

"Oh...Aphro." Lanxi was defeated and took the initiative to speak.

She then stopped writing and looked at Lanxi with a smile, "Is there anything I can do to help you?"

First of all, exclude copying homework, because Lanxi and Bayette usually just ask to go.

"You seem to have a good relationship with many boys?" Lanxi said thoughtfully, "For example, Malfoy, Zabini, and others from other colleges?"

Avro put down her quill, looking a little confused. There was a trace of hesitation in her eyes, "That's right..."

Her roommates don't think she is a bad woman... Well, although she thinks so herself, she doesn't want others to chew on her.

"Wow! You are amazing."

Avro was stunned for a moment, frightened by Lanxi's words.

"Can you teach me?" Lanxi's eyes were sincere and she wanted to hold her hand and shake it up and down. "I just need you to demonstrate it once. I will watch and learn from the side..."

Bayette said sarcastically, "You know, she has never been able to defeat a Slytherin senior."

"What's the matter? It's not embarrassing." Lanxi slapped her, "Shh, I'm asking the goddess for advice, don't interrupt."

"I don't even understand what you like about him." Bayette muttered and shook his head, but still chose to listen.

Avro looked at them amusedly, "Demonstration? Okay."

But it was a little hard for her to understand, "But isn't this thing so handy and easy to pick up?"

"Hey...what are you talking about..." Lanxi was speechless. She was looking for a fight, but she couldn't beat her. Lanxi had no choice but to shut up and look at her pitifully.

Avro naturally agreed, "No problem, I'll teach you another day."

"It has nothing to do with me." Bayette continued to be harsh.

"I have something else to do today. I just want to teach you one move." Avro suddenly came closer to Lanxi and made eye contact. Lanxi looked into her beautiful blue eyes, blushed and was stunned for a moment.

The warm breath breathed on Lanxi's face, making her itch. Aphro's body exuded a faint fragrance, which directly captivated Lanxi's heart and made her heart beat fast.

"There's something in your hair." Avro twirled her hair and exhaled.

She smiled triumphantly and moved away from Lanxi. Lanxi covered her cheek and was speechless for a moment.

Bayette was in a daze.

Avro shrugged, "I'm going to continue writing, why don't you just avoid it?"

"Hmm..." Lanxi shyly pulled Bayette and ran away, still thinking about it for a while.

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On Friday afternoon, Aphra and Harry came to the grass outside the castle, and Harry led her towards the Forbidden Forest.

But it wasn't the Forbidden Forest, but a hut that looked a little shabby.

"Hagrid lives here, and he would be happy to know that someone is visiting him," Harry explained uneasily, fearing that Aphra would not want to set foot.

Avro nodded and looked around the hut curiously.

There was a huge pumpkin placed in the corner of the courtyard, and Avrodo looked at it several times.

"You can touch it." Harry smiled.

Avro knocked the pumpkin and when she heard a muffled sound, she raised her lips and smiled. Harry turned away and raised the corners of his mouth.

"Hagrid, are you there?" Harry knocked on the door of the hut.

The door was quickly opened. Hagrid saw the person coming and looked nervously at Harry. Harry gave him a comforting look. Hagrid rubbed his clothes and got out of the way, "Come in quickly!"

Avro sat on the shabby sofa, which had a big patch on it. Hagrid handed over a cup of tea, and Aphra took it with a smile and thanked her.

"Do you eat rock cake? Do you eat aphrodisiac? Sorry, can I call you that?" Hagrid looked embarrassed.

Avro didn't take it seriously and nodded, "Okay."

Harry held Aphra's hand, as if he wanted to say something. Aphra looked at him in confusion, and Harry silently let go.

Hagrid handed her something similar to a cake, which seemed to have raisins on it. While Aphra was still looking at it, Harry quickly said, "Hagrid, what have you been doing lately?"

Hagrid was a little lost, but he couldn't say it was because of Buckbeak, the poor Hippogriff. He had to say something else, "I am breeding Blast-tailed Skrewts, and fourth graders can learn from it." Well...well, Harry, you will see him next year too."

Avro gave Harry a meaningful look, but Harry didn't understand it.

He had no time to pay attention to Avro's expression at the moment. When Hagrid turned around to look for things, he snatched the rock cake from Aphra's hand, then shook his head wildly and said in a breathy voice, "Don't eat it."

"?" Before Aphra spoke, Harry stuffed her with another food, and then he breathed a sigh of relief.

When Hagrid enthusiastically showed them the food he used to feed the snails, Harry pretended to take a bite of the rock cake and praised it.

Avro held her forehead and expressed her admiration for his series of actions. His movements were so smooth that he looked like a veteran at first sight.

She burst out laughing. There was a small notebook in the gap between the sofas. Avro pulled it out with difficulty, "Is it yours, Hagrid?"

"Oh, I've been looking for it for a few days, and it's here." Hagrid smiled sheepishly, "I wrote down how to teach on it. I'm always worried that I can't do it well - you can take a look."

Avro opened the book, which was filled with dense notes, although the handwriting was not pretty.

Hagrid talked to them about many magical creatures, how beautiful, smart and cute they were, and how easy they were to feed.

Avro and Harry were skeptical.

By the end of Hagrid's words, he was already choked up because he couldn't help but talk about the hippogriff he raised. He wiped his nose and tears with a huge handkerchief, and his mood suddenly dropped.

"Then let's not disturb you for now," Avro stood up with a smile, "Don't be too sad and have a good rest."

"Okay, okay." Hagrid stood up to see them off, almost knocking over the table.

"It's okay, don't give it away." Avro smiled slightly and walked out of the cabin with Harry.

Stepping on the soft grass, Aphra lowered her head and walked in front, while Harry walked behind, following her steps step by step.