Harry Potter: This savior is a bit bad

"Yes, Mrs. Longbottom."

I took two steps forward and said hello to her.

"Miss Malfoy is so beautiful..." She took off the brooch and pinned it on me.

On it was the shape of the Longbottom family crest.

Everyone knows what it means for a pure-blood family to exchange the family crests of both families.

"This is too expensive..." I looked at Narcissa for help.

Although Neville is kind-hearted and strong-willed, but... I am obsessed with looks, and his appearance is really not what I want in a partner.

"Mrs. Longbottom, my sister is usually careless, so I, as her brother, will keep the baby for her."

Draco took the brooch and carefully wrapped it in velvet.

"Yeah... Aurora is a bit confused, so Draco usually takes care of her."

Narcissa said meaningfully.

"Aurora is not confused! She took first place in every subject in the midterm exam!"

Neville's tone was full of adoration.

"Oh, Aurora is a Slytherin, and you found out her grades?" Mrs. Longbottom teased deliberately.

"Of course... I heard it from Hermione..."

Neville's chubby face turned red.

"I didn't know my daughter was so outstanding..." Narcissa was very surprised, "She never mentioned this in her letters..."

It's so Versailles...

When the elders get together, their favorite thing to do is to show off the children.

"In many subjects, Draco and I tied for first place..." I explained quickly.

"Silly girl, how can I be jealous of you? I'm so happy for you..." Draco raised the corner of his mouth and whispered in my ear.

His hands came behind me and interlocked our fingers.

Lucius raised his chin, like a platinum peacock ready to spread its tail, full of show-off from head to toe.

"Aurora and Draco have been undergoing family trials since they were young, so it's only natural for them to achieve such results."

Please, you are the proudest person, okay?

Draco and I pursed our lips and nodded in agreement.

"Aurora, from the first moment I saw you, I knew you were a smart and kind girl. Neville, this kid..."

A fleeting look of pity flashed across Mrs. Longbottom's resolute eyes. "I cast a forgetfulness spell on him when he was young, causing permanent damage to his memory. He is always slow in doing things. I am already satisfied if you don't despise him or bully him..."

In the original book, didn't Draco often bully Neville?

"Aurora is very nice and has never bullied me." Neville looked at Mrs. Longbottom firmly.

Is he defending me?

"I know..." Mrs. Longbottom showed a loving look.

"Can I ask you to teach him a lesson while you're at Hogwarts? Although you're not in the same house, Neville told me that Gryffindor and Slytherin basically take the same courses."

"Mrs. Longbottom, girls are to be protected... How can you ask Aurora to protect a healthy boy?"

Harry, who had been taciturn until now, suddenly interrupted.

"Girls are like flowers. They need careful care to bloom beautifully..." Lucius agreed. He looked at the daffodil he had raised, Narcissa, with pride in his eyes.

"I was thinking the wrong thing..." Mrs. Longbottom said with relief, "No wonder the women in the Malfoy family are so happy... The fundamental reason is here."