Harry Potter: This savior is a bit bad

"Don't be fooled by them!"

He kept an eye on where Draco and I were going.

Afraid that we would hear his whispers.

Unfortunately, when he wasn't paying attention, I released a "loud voice".

His words were clearly heard by everyone on the platform.

"Weasley, why do you say that?" Harry frowned. He also discovered my trick, but deliberately cooperated with me and guided Ron to talk about more topics.

Ginny stared at Harry with an obsessed look on her face, completely unaware that all eyes around her were focused on the two siblings.

Harry's response also made Ron forget himself.

"Malfoy! They are Death Eaters! Your parents were killed by that person! You are taking the thief as your father!"

He spoke very fast, like a rapid-fire cannon.

The platform was packed with people, and the original whispers were infinitely amplified.

Mr. and Mrs. Weasley had no time to stop it.

They became the target of public criticism again.

But this time, the two men stood up straight, as if their son's behavior was justice.

"Ron didn't say anything wrong, he just said it a little louder."

Arthur scratched his hair, avoiding the onlookers and focusing on his wife.

"Yes... yes, little Ronnie..." She smiled awkwardly, and finally, she straightened her chest and looked back at the Malfoys not far away.

Lucius and Narcissa stood there, seemingly unaffected by anything, but their figures seemed particularly lonely.

The people around them seemed to automatically distance themselves from them.

I regretted my impulsiveness. I just wanted to embarrass Ron, but I ended up involving my most important relative.

Harry attracted most of the attention.

Everyone wanted to see his reaction.

"Ron Weasley." Harry slowly read out his full name. "I know right from wrong, so you don't need to worry about that."

"My friends are still waiting for me..." His eyes softened and focused on me.

"You..." Ron grabbed his arm, "If you think it through... I mean... I can help you... My family and I stand on the opposite side of them..."

Just like in the original book, this time, it was Ron who took the initiative to reach out and ask Harry to make a choice.

"How could you be so slow..." Harry muttered. "Weasley," he pried Ron's fingers apart and removed them from his arm, "don't you understand? My friend..." He signaled with his eyes, "there."

He took two steps at a time and ran towards us, his messy short black hair flying.

His emerald green eyes sparkled in the sunlight.

Influenced by the "loud voice", his reply was also amplified in volume.

Everyone knows...the Savior's choice.

The Malfoys smiled at each other, and they didn't even give Weasley a look.

"Harry... I'm sorry, I didn't know Weasley would drag you to say those words..."

Actually, I did it on purpose.

Asking Harry to make a choice in public puts him in a dilemma.

There was no way he could truly break with the Malfoy family that raised him.

You can also embarrass Weasley in public.

I never claim to be a good person.

I am a Malfoy, and from beginning to end, I have always acted in the interests of the Malfoy family.

"It doesn't matter. Those...are all my true thoughts."

His eyes were gentle and warm, as if he would unconditionally support me in anything I did.