Harry Potter: This savior is a bit bad

Neville looked at Mrs. Longbottom and me in confusion.

Our conversation left him confused.

Mrs. Longbottom's intention to exchange the family crests was simply brushed aside and no one mentioned it again.

That night, Draco hugged me tightly and said, "Longbottom is really a toad wanting to eat swan meat..."

"Maybe it's just Mrs. Longbottom's one-sided intention..."

"Why don't you go back and look in the mirror...how can her precious grandson be worthy of you?" Draco was famous for his sharp tongue.

"Don't say that..." I blocked his mouth.

"What? I'm talking about that idiot, and you still feel sorry for him?" His eyes narrowed dangerously.

"No way! I was just afraid that you would get used to it and let it slip!" I quickly explained.

"Hmph..." He opened the brooch wrapped in velvet and held it in his hand.

"The Longbottom family is a family with a name only. Their foundation has long been hollowed out by the Order of the Phoenix and the Ministry of Magic. Father would never do such a business that loses money but gains publicity..."

He was about to throw the brooch to the ground, but after thinking it over, he felt it was not a good idea: "I'd better keep it for now and return it when I have the chance. Neville is much easier to fool than his grandmother..."

"Aurora, the name Malfoy will accompany you for the rest of your life!" he said "fiercely". "As long as I am here, don't even think about using someone else's name..."

But there was no resistance in my heart.

"Do you want me to remain single for the rest of my life?" I teased him on purpose.

"Don't play dumb, you know what I mean, Aurora."

He kissed my fingertips.

"Go to sleep..."

Sirius didn't know what task Dumbledore assigned him, and he never returned to Hogwarts.

On the Marauder's Map, there was nothing unusual about Quirrell except that he wandered around the corridor on the fourth floor every day.

Who in the world can resist the temptation of eternal life?

However, as someone who is familiar with the plot, I naturally understand that only those who have no desire for the Philosopher's Stone can obtain it.

As for me, I had already developed a desire for the Philosopher's Stone when Draco awakened his elven blood.

I hope that the person who can always stay with him is me.

After several years, I became haggard and had difficulty walking, but he still maintained the handsome appearance of his youth. How should I deal with it?

Since you can't have it, don't think about it anymore.

Otherwise, what is the difference between me and the possessed Voldemort?

The most important thing for a person is how to control his desires.

We are not impulsive Gryffindors, and we will not act rashly to protect the Philosopher's Stone.

Rather than protecting the Philosopher's Stone, Dumbledore set up layers of obstacles in the trial of the Savior.

Why should we follow his wishes and jump in?

"Aurora, Professor Quirrell wants you to go find him. He's in the Defense Against the Dark Arts office." A senior Slytherin came over to deliver the message.

"What does he want you for?" Draco grabbed my wrist, "I'll go with you."

"Me too," Harry agreed.

"Um……"

One more person means a better chance of winning.

In the original book, it was because of Harry's touch that the fragments of Voldemort that possessed Quirrell were destroyed.

He is a secret weapon that only I know about.

"The princess and your two loyal knights?"

Quirrell's aura suddenly changed, and his stuttering seemed to have completely healed.

Is this a showdown?

The Defense Against the Dark Arts door suddenly closed automatically without any wind and with a snap.