Harry Potter: Who cares about belated motherly love?

I thought they were going to use this thing in a clever way, but it was left like this.

With my permission, they covered the cage with a cloth, took it home, and placed it in the room where dangerous items brought from various homes were stored.

The moment they put the cage in and uncovered the cloth (it was said that this cloth had the effect of rebounding magic power and seemed to be a test work of the twins), I turned over.

“Is this piece of cloth considered a success?”

"Well, indeed, it might be good."

Ah, so that's what happened... They wanted a test subject...

"But, as expected, the only people who can enter this room are those with Black blood, right? Or those who are extremely slow to these things. If this person can turn into an animal, he would be pretty good as a wizard, but the Black family's bloodline is indeed extraordinary... I didn't do anything, is it because I still maintain the form of an insect?"

Looking at the still unconscious Beetle, Ron made an analysis.

In this way, for the next period of time, the two brothers dragged the beetle around carefreely like a toy. They did not test strange drugs, nor did they treat it roughly or inhumanely. They just let it participate in their daily life. The food was delicious food made by Ron himself, and fruits and honey were also luxurious supplies. Ron raised the beetle and enjoyed it.

Even the two more sensible brothers who were home for the holidays did not stop him. They just smiled and watched the youngest brother naively pamper the beetle. They also said, "It's better to raise insects than mice!"

...Animal avatars really need to be registered... These children's senses have been completely distorted... Throughout the summer, Rita was dragged around by the lively Weasley brothers. The insect cage was easy to carry, and the brothers tied a rope to it, like a shoulder bag, and often hung it on their shoulders and carried it.

However, Rita had intended to conduct an in-depth investigation into Ron, so this could be considered as achieving her goal, right?

...Shit...Is my brain going a little crazy after spending too much time with the Weasley brothers?

As Harry said, a few months later, the Weasley brothers "reclaimed" her. Although Ron had loved the beetle so much, he was actually willing to let her go.

"He originally insisted on bringing her to Hogwarts, at least until she graduated. But after all, she still has family and friends. If he continued to support her, the family savings would run out and the house would soon be taken away. So I persuaded him to let her continue working. He reluctantly let her go."

I followed him. When Rita was released from the insect cage and restored to human form, she cried and apologized, saying that she would never approach those children again, and was even willing to swear, no matter what kind of blood oath it was.

"Actually, I'm not angry. That kid looked very happy when he raised you. I wanted to thank you for making him so happy."

Weasley said with a smile, and Rita probably remembered Ron's smile and fainted on the spot.

"Huh? Why? She fainted."

"We are short of staff in our publishing house. Can you give her to me?"

Lucius said this and took her away. Because they acquired a publishing house and signed the super best-selling author Lockhart, they were short of staff. When Lucius took her away, although the Weasley brothers said that they had to let her go because their savings were exhausted, in fact, Rita's situation was even more miserable.

She was often away from home for interviews, and all her bills were set to be automatically deducted. However, she had no money in her account, and she could not pay the rent and other expenses for several months, and was on the verge of bankruptcy. She spent a lot of money to interview Dumbledore's book, but the income was not as expected, and the market was snatched away by latecomers. So, she set her sights on the Weasley brothers, and the result was predictable... When she returned home, she found a lot of debt collection letters waiting for her, but her vault was empty, and her face changed. At this time, Lucius elegantly announced: "If you are willing to become an exclusive writer for our publishing house, I can help you pay off these debts and support you until the next salary is paid."

Rita, on the verge of bankruptcy, had no choice but to nod silently.

Adults...are so dirty...