Personality V: I will save everything

"So can you explain to me why you took your luggage to the dock and then came to me?!" Kreacher widened his eyes and looked at William with anger on his face, his voice full of anger and dissatisfaction.

Although William had explained the reason to Kreacher before, Kreacher was obviously not satisfied with the explanation.

He felt that William simply treated his place as a refuge, and ran to him whenever he encountered problems, without considering his feelings at all.

The more Kreacher thought about it, the angrier he got. He really wanted to reach out and strangle William's neck to let him know how angry he was. He cursed in his heart, "What on earth does this guy think this place is? Is this a free hotel?"

However, William knew that what he was doing was indeed inappropriate. He sighed helplessly and explained, "I know this is not a good idea, but I really have nowhere else to go. If I go to find another hotel to stay in, I will definitely be discovered in no time."

William's tone revealed a hint of helplessness and anxiety.

He went on to say:

"Besides, the reason why I didn't actually take the ship to India was because it would take too much time. Moreover, it is very likely that I would be on my way to India, while Gangi and Annie would be on their way back by ship. In this way, the two of us would be perfectly separated and would never meet."

Seeing Kreacher's undisguised desire to expel him, William couldn't help feeling helpless, but more anxious.

He took a deep breath, then without hesitation, clasped his hands together, as if praying to Kreacher, and said earnestly:

"Please, Kreacher! I really know that doing this will cause you a lot of trouble, but I really have no other choice! I promise you that I will never cause you any trouble. I will stay here quietly and will never cause any trouble for you!

Besides, I will pay for your accommodation and will never let you take me in for free.

Not only that, I'm very strong and can help you with a lot of work in the orphanage, such as moving things, cleaning and so on, no problem at all!

So, please, let me hide here for a while. When the storm is over, I will leave immediately and will definitely not stay for another day!"

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So what is the ending? This is indeed a curious question.

Unexpectedly, Kreacher finally chose to take him in. It was not because Kreacher suddenly became soft-hearted, but because he really couldn't bear to see William begging him so earnestly that he was almost kneeling down.

But then again, Kreacher's life has indeed changed a lot since William came here.

It has to be said that William's arrival brought many conveniences to Kreacher.

You know, William is an athlete from Grabbe, and a top player who can easily win every game!

For him, carrying some heavy objects is a piece of cake and effortless.

Originally, as winter was approaching, Kreacher should have gone to purchase some daily necessities.

However, just as he was about to go out, he was inexplicably hit hard from behind with a stick.

The blow seriously injured Kreacher, and he had to stay in bed for many days before he slowly recovered.

Due to this accident, time became extremely tight and the task of purchasing supplies was delayed. Fortunately, with William's help, the situation improved.

William was very strong and worked very efficiently, which undoubtedly greatly accelerated the pace of purchasing and finally put Kreacher's mind at ease.

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Today, all the purchasing work is almost completed, leaving only the last task - buying firewood.

Although autumn had not yet completely left, Kreacher knew that now was the best time to buy firewood. Because once winter came, the price of firewood would soar like a rocket. It would not be cost-effective to buy it then.

Although the orphanage's funds were fully managed by Jose Badem, the cost of firewood was naturally included, and Kreacher did not have to pay out of his own pocket.

However, for Kreacher, why spend more money when you can save? After all, every penny is hard-earned and can be used in more needed places.

"But are you sure you don't need a cart or something like that?" Kreacher looked at William in front of him with suspicion, thinking to himself.

He couldn't help but look back again, wanting to confirm William's current appearance again. However, when his eyes fell on William, he suddenly found himself at a loss for words, not knowing how to describe the scene before his eyes.

William was standing firmly on the road, carrying a bundle of firewood weighing nearly 100 kilograms on each shoulder, as if it was not a heavy burden at all. His steps were relaxed and steady, as if the two bundles of firewood weighed nothing to him.

Kreacher stared at William with eyes wide open in disbelief, and couldn't help but sigh in his heart: "This is simply a monster!"

You know, for an ordinary man, it is not an easy task to carry two bundles of heavy firewood. What's more, William can walk so easily, which is really incredible.

"What's wrong? I feel very light? ⊙_⊙" William seemed completely unaware of how surprising his behavior was. He looked at Kreacher blankly, as if he didn't understand why the other party had such a surprised expression.

However, upon closer thought, this situation does not seem entirely unreasonable.

After all, on a fierce battlefield, people often burst out with extraordinary strength due to their excited emotions.

Just like he can easily lift his teammates weighing more than 200 pounds above his head with just the strength of his arms, this obviously requires quite amazing strength.

Not only that, when his teammate was about to turn over and was in danger of falling to the ground, he was able to pull him back. His control and use of strength is simply amazing.

In this case, how could such a person's strength be weak?

This time, William was faced with the task of not just carrying the 200 pounds of firewood in his hands, but carrying it on his shoulders.

For ordinary people, this is undoubtedly a very challenging task, but for him, it may not be difficult.

Perhaps, his physical fitness and strength were indeed different from those of ordinary people, making the seemingly heavy firewood seem insignificant on his shoulders.

In fact, William also said that if Kreacher was willing, he could also carry the weight of Kreacher.

However, Kreacher refused, saying it was too embarrassing. (=_=)

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After the two finally returned to the orphanage, Kreacher first breathed a sigh of relief, and then immediately began to carefully count the supplies in the orphanage. He checked the firewood, food, clothes and other items one by one to make sure that nothing important was missed.

During the inventory, Kreacher silently calculated in his heart: there is enough firewood and food, there shouldn't be any problem. As for clothes, although he would try to buy some new ones every year, because the children grow up quickly, the speed of updating clothes can never keep up with their growth.

Despite this, Kreacher would still insist on letting the younger children wear the clothes discarded by the older children, after all, this would save some money. However, he also understood that it was indeed a bit unfair to the younger children to always let them wear old clothes.

Therefore, Kreacher would buy some new clothes every year, trying to make sure every child could wear suitable, clean and tidy clothes. This would not only make the children feel warm and cared for, but also help them achieve some psychological balance.

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However, Kreacher was completely unaware that for the children in the orphanage, just having clothes to cover their bodies and not being cold in the cold winter was enough to satisfy them.

These children don’t care at all whether the clothes are new or old. After all, the clothes they wore before were not only tattered, but also covered with holes and patches of various sizes!

In fact, most of them were originally beggars living on the streets. They could only rummage through trash cans for old clothes that were so tattered that they could no longer be worn or repaired, and put them on to barely keep out the cold.

And those children who were in a slightly better situation were simply snatched by Kreacher from those who were unworthy of being parents.

So it is conceivable that the environment they were in before was sometimes even worse than wandering on the streets.

The patches on these children's clothes are almost falling off, but their parents turn a blind eye to it.

Because in the eyes of the father, money is much more important than children. He can drink for a few dollars without considering the feelings and needs of his children. For him, the short-term happiness and satisfaction brought by drinking is more valuable than anything else.

What about the mother? Her primary goal is to find a way to avoid being beaten by her husband. She lives in fear and pressure every day and has no time to care about the growth and happiness of her children. In her world, as long as she is not beaten or scolded by her husband today, it is the biggest victory.

Neither of these parents put their children first; it could even be argued that it is impossible for them to put their children first.

In such a family environment, how can children be well taken care of? Their lives are full of uncertainty and anxiety, and they cannot enjoy the love and care they deserve.

Therefore, for those children, having a parent like Kreacher to take care of them is simply a luxury and a scene that can only appear in dreams.

If the price of all this is losing my parents,

They are willing to trade.

Because they are not parents at all.