The Chinese girl from Hufflepuff is both timid and brave

The distance from the restaurant auditorium to the spells classroom was not far. After Sun Zhu walked most of the way with a dizzy head, he realized belatedly that he was alone.

Whenever she went to any class, she would at least be paired with Karina or Fina, and sometimes even with the entire group of freshmen from Badger College. She had never been alone.

She knocked her head helplessly: "Sun Zhu, what's wrong with you?"

"Host, what's wrong with you?" the system asked at the same time.

"Nothing, I just felt dizzy." She shook her head and continued walking. "There's no need for me to lose my mind over something uncertain, Tongzi. I have a lot of other things to do."

"Host, no matter what decision you make, I will support you."

"I will never be mesmerized by beauty and forget what I am supposed to do." She clenched her fists and muttered to herself, "Could this Cedric guy be sent by Mr. Nose to interfere with my big plan?"

"Host, you..." The system hesitated, "Forget it, as long as you are happy."

When Fina entered the classroom, Professor Flitwick had not yet arrived, but the front row was already filled with Ravenclaws.

She turned her head and looked at Cedric who was putting his hands in his pockets and looked innocent, and said speechlessly: "I have never been to the classroom so late."

Cedric pointed to somewhere in the front row: "There's an empty seat next to her."

Fina raised her eyebrows: "Then go over there."

"Obviously not for me." He shook his head sadly.

Fina fanned herself expressionlessly with her hands, glanced at Karina who was pecking at rice like a chicken, called Duke beside her to the back row, sat down gracefully, looked up at Cedric with a fake smile and said, "Don't you even have the courage to walk over now?"

Cedric shrugged, walked over calmly, and tapped her desk lightly. Seeing Sun Zhu's half-open eyes suddenly widened, he couldn't help but curl the corners of his lips.

"Beautiful lady, may I sit here?" he asked very gentlemanly.

"No." Sun Zhu looked around, "I have a partner, no need to date."

"I see there are already other people around your companions." He pointed at Fina who was holding up her head to look at them, "Let me be a substitute."

"You...you are so tall, you will block others if you sit in the front row." Sun Zhu condemned Fina with her eyes, but Fina actually covered her face with a book and ignored her.

"Excuse me, do you mind if I sit here?" Cedric actually calmly asked the two little eagles in the back row.

The two little eagles shook their heads in confusion and looked at them strangely.

Cedric smiled at her and said, "Do you have any concerns now? Let me solve them."

Sun Zhu nodded resignedly and said with a wooden face: "Cedric, I find that I don't know you at all."

"Sometimes, I don't quite understand myself either." He nodded, opened the textbook, looked at her and said, "Many times, I feel that dealing with spells in books is much easier than dealing with people."

"Magic spell?" Sun Zhu frowned. "Why do you like to study magic spells?"

"Maybe, it's because it's easy to understand, interesting and reliable."

"Perhaps after you study them in depth, you will find that they are nothing special." She looked at the wand in her hand with some annoyance. "Maybe it's because you don't understand spells well enough that you think they are interesting now? In fact, they are very dangerous and not fun at all."

"You think so?" He looked at the dark blue in her eyes with some surprise. "Even if I find it's not so perfect in the future, it won't stop me from thinking it's very attractive. Perhaps it's precisely because of its mystery and variability that it's so fascinating."

"Mr. Diggory." Sun Zhu covered his ears and glared at him, "I want to study, don't disturb me."

Cedric glanced at Professor Flitwick who had just entered the room, made a gesture for silence, and nodded silently.

Sun Zhu spread his textbook flat on the table, supported his face with his hands, and buried his head between the wide sleeves of his school uniform, trying to block out everything.

She didn't hear a word Professor Flitwick said.

The most annoying thing was that she found Cedric next to her was taking notes seriously as if nothing had happened, and was even praised by Professor Flitwick, which added points for Hufflepuff.

Sun Zhu took a few deep breaths in his heart, but still couldn't help but glare at him.

"What's wrong?" he asked in a low voice.

Sun Zhu didn't say anything. He tore off a page of paper, picked up a feather pen, wrote a few words, and then slapped it on his desk.

Cedric picked up the paper and looked at the Chinese characters on it, his face full of confusion.

"Well, what does this mean?" He looked at Professor Flitwick carefully while quietly pulling Sun Zhu's sleeve.

Sun Zhu tried hard to control his expression, grabbed his notebook and began to take notes silently.

If you don’t copy the works of a top student, you are a fool.

What does he look like? How can he be so good at everything?

Could Aunt Fiona publish a book on educational experience to benefit the wizarding world?

Cedric simply stopped listening and started to guess blindly at the eight Chinese characters on the paper.

"Is this Chinese? It looks complicated and interesting."

"In your eyes, is it true that everything you don't understand is interesting?" Sun Zhu glanced at him slightly.

"Of course it wouldn't be interesting if you didn't give me this paper," he said calmly.

"…Give me back the paper." Sun Zhu put down his pen and tried to take back the thing that he had stared at so hard that it made him sick.

Cedric handed the paper over obediently. Just as she was about to reach out to take it, he grabbed her wrist with his backhand.

"You!" She tried hard to pull her left hand free, but saw him blinking innocently and motioning to her Professor Flitwick who was walking towards her not far away.

I will endure……

She lowered her head slightly and looked at the hand holding her wrist through the sleeve of her school uniform.

His fingers were long and white, casually grasping her thin wrist, looking relaxed and powerful. She didn't care whether the teacher would notice it, and simply used her free right hand to pry his fingers one by one.

His fingertips were warm and slightly calloused, perhaps from gripping a wand or a quill.

Unexpectedly, as soon as she clasped her hands around him, he let go without much struggle.

Sun Zhu gently pinched her freed wrist. Although she did not use much force, an indescribable tingling sensation spread through the fabric and spread throughout her entire left arm.

She turned her wrist gently and gave him a look of contempt.

But I was surprised to see that his fair face was stained with a slight redness, and his ears were so red that they seemed to be bleeding.

...She didn't do anything just now, and she hasn't even blushed yet, but this guy is embarrassed first?

Sun Zhu gently stroked her restless and pounding heart, glanced at the note she had successfully snatched back, and agreed with it deeply.

"Those who disturb the morale of the army shall be punished by death."