【HP】Elvira’s Unicorn Garden

Abraxas took off his scarf and wrapped it around Elvira. The footprints on the snow were messy, which were witnesses of the coming and going of pedestrians.

The boy led the little girl towards the direction he came from. There were also traces of the boy and the little girl on the snow with footprints of varying depths.

"Selwyn and MacMillan don't get along well with people from other colleges." The blond boy took the initiative to explain to the little girl next to him, "Is Vivian feeling uncomfortable in any way?"

Compared to the so-called college dispute, Abraxas cared more about the little girl's body.

The conflict between Slytherin and Gryffindor has lasted for at least a hundred years, and it will never be resolved because of the relationship between one or two people.

Abraxas did not want the little girl he had been protecting to understand these things and the so-called conflicts in the academy in this way.

"I'm fine." The little girl shook her head and let the boy hold her hand. Feeling the warmth coming from the palm of the boy beside her, she subconsciously tightened her grip, "Abu, are they okay?"

Some passers-by looked at them, and those people also approached each other and whispered about the two of them.

The entire Hogwarts knew how much 'Abraxas Malfoy' cared about 'Elvira Grindelwald'.

They were not surprised at all by what they saw in front of them.

Malfoy is strong, Abraxas seems to have never concealed his feelings for the little girl, and the boy has been expressing his possessiveness towards Elvira in his own way.

He uses various actions to declare to others that the little girl from the Grindelwald family belongs to him.

Not Malfoy, but him, who belonged to Abraxas.

Not just protecting her, but more importantly, occupying her bit by bit until the little girl completely belongs to him.

"They're fine, Vivian." Abraxas was looking at her from the corner of his eye, and every time he met the eager little girl, the young man's tone would always become gentler unconsciously.

After returning to the lounge, the blond boy coaxed the little girl to go back to the dormitory to rest.

The warmth on the young man's face began to fade after Elvira's figure disappeared.

Vivian's health is very poor, very poor. Whether it is the girl's pale face or her cold hands, these factors are telling Abraxas——

Elvira's health is very bad.

The little girl, who had been out of strength and frozen in the snow for such a long time, was not in a very good condition, and her body, which she had just managed to recover from, could not withstand the slightest stimulation at all.

The arrival of Abraxas made the pure-bloods in the conference area involuntarily quiet down. No matter what, he was still the Malfoy who made the pure-bloods fear him.

It was the leader who frightened them and made them fear him regardless of his methods or intentions.

"Let me guess, who sent the wrong message to Elvira?" The dark curly haired boy's half-smiling voice sounded in the conference area. The pure-bloods could see that Rudolph was smiling, but in that moment Underneath the fake smile was a hidden meaning that they couldn't see through.

Who is Lestrange reminding?

"You impulsed Selwyn." Prince's malicious voice suddenly sounded, "You should find a corner where others can't see and let that mudblood taste your curse!"

"I don't think I will let her go. If MacMillan doesn't stop me -" Selwyn's angry voice stopped suddenly, and the young man sitting in front of him raised his hand to stop him.

It was clear that this was not what the leaders of the meeting wanted to hear.

Someone sent wrong information to little Grindelwald, and this was the direct factor that caused little Grindelwald to be frozen in the snow.

If Yaxley hadn't told him, if he hadn't arrived in time, would Vivian have been stupidly waiting for him in the snow.

Abraxas didn't dare to think about it. Just thinking of the little girl crying and trembling in the snow today made his heart hurt so much that he could hardly breathe.

He was reluctant.