HP: Becoming a Maiden Heartthrob

“Why is the sale limited to 100 copies?”

Hermione was distressed.

She didn't get the book.

To order these limited-edition 100 new books, you need to send an order to the publisher. If there are less than orders before the release date, the publisher will send them directly.

If there are 100 orders, the publishing house will put the received orders in a box and randomly select 100 lucky winners.

The reply Hermione received at the Gryffindor table today was the five gold Galleons she had sent.

Apparently, the publisher had received over a hundred orders, and it seemed Harry was indeed incredibly famous.

It was also obvious that Hermione was not the lucky one who was picked.

"This one's for you, Hermione," said Nallylian, handing her the brand new sample copy Kerston had given her last night.

She had intended it for Hermione.

Because she guessed that Hermione would most likely not be able to buy it, after all, this limited-edition book was given to someone with a keen interest.

For example, the coaches and players of the Quidditch World Cup.

"Thanks, Lillian," Hermione said, accepting the book without hesitation.

She and Lillian were used to giving each other gifts.

"Hi, Nalilian, is this free?"

Seeing Hermione accept the book, Narilla was called out. She turned her head and saw that it was one of the Weasley twins.

Is it George or Fred?

Nalilian stared at him.

"What's wrong?" The Weasley blinked.

"Of course I don't recognize you," said Hermione, who was also attracted by his voice.

The Weasley twins are rarely recognized as they look very similar and often talk to each other.

"George?" Nalilian called out tentatively.

"No," George denied with a wink, "I'm Fred."

"Guessed wrong again?" Nalilian frowned.

If it was Fred who said hello, he would pat her on the shoulder, but George usually didn't.

Did Fred change his personality this time?

"That's right," George said, "so if you want to make up for your mistake, come with me quickly. I need you for something."

Nalilian had no choice but to say goodbye to Hermione.

"Then you'll have to go to the library alone, Hermione. I'll be back later," she said.

"It's okay," Hermione said happily while holding the new book she was given.

She'll just go with the book, Nallylian thought, and left with George.

"Ha, what a poor fellow, accepting other people's books so comfortably."

Just as Narielian left and Hermione stood up with the book in her arms, a sarcastic remark came from her, ruining her mood as she was originally happy to get the book.

It was Parkinson's voice.

Hermione recognized it.

She has been sarcastic and mocking her like crazy these days.

Hermione looked up and frowned, wanting to retort.

But after saying this, Pansy walked away without looking back, leaving her no chance to retort, while the other two roommates beside her climbed onto her shoulders and turned back to laugh at Hermione.

It's really frustrating.

"Ahh, I didn't get the book!"

The person who had a lot in common with Hermione was Oliver Wood, who also sent five gold Galleons to the publishing house and also received five gold Galleons.

He looked sadly at his five gold galleons that were also sent back the same way, feeling that his future was hopeless.

"Hey, take it easy, man," Fred said to him, "at least they didn't eat your Galleons."

"How is that a consolation?" asked Wood.

"Oh, don't worry, we've got a solution for you," said Fred.

At this time, he also saw George bringing Nallylian over not far away, so he blocked Wood's sight.

When George came up with Nalilian, he and George cooperated tacitly, standing on both sides, showing Nalilian's hands, and at the same time making a sound of offering treasures -

“Dangdangdang——!”

Wood and Nalilian looked at each other in bewilderment: "..."

It's quite embarrassing.

"So you want me to teach you what's in the book?"

After the four of them sat down and had a long talk, Narielian understood what the Weasley twins meant.

No wonder Fred had just asked her if she knew the content of the book written by Kersten, and was very happy when she answered yes.

That's the idea I wanted.

"You have a great idea," Wood applauded the Weasley twins' idea.

As the publisher's sister, she must understand some of it.

"But now it depends on whether Nallylen agrees or not," said Fred, winking wildly at Nallylen.

Agree quickly.

But Nalilian, who always went along with their wishes, asked, "I have a question. If you solve this problem, I will promise you."

"What's the problem?" Wood asked eagerly.

Nallylian just stared at Fred, "Are you Fred, or George?"

This made Fred stunned. What kind of question was this?

George was also stunned. It’s over. Don’t say it, brother, don’t say it!

But Fred didn't receive the SOS signal from his twin brother, so he said, "Of course I'm Fred."

Nalilian immediately looked at George, and he raised his face and looked at the wall, pretending that there was a flower on the wall.

fraud!

Nalilian thought to herself, then looked at the enthusiastic Wood, feeling a little embarrassed, "But I'm not sure if the content in this book will work."

The strategic and practical demonstration materials for Quidditch in the book all come from literature in the Muggle world and have not yet been put into practice in the wizarding world. They are just some novel ideas and theories.

But Kersten is confident in the book.

"It's okay, just treat it as extra training," Wood said, instantly making the Weasley twins' faces fall.

"Since you are willing to try, then fine," Nalilian agreed.

When George came to her just now, he played the emotional card with her and said that this senior Wood was in the seventh grade and was about to drop out of school. He really hoped to help Gryffindor win the Quidditch game.

Why wouldn't she help them?

Seeing that the matter was settled, Wood went to Professor McGonagall to report it, and Nariel followed the Weasley twins.

"Why didn't you invite Harry?" asked Nallylian.

You know, Harry is the one who writes the introduction in the news, so he must understand it.

"We asked Harry," said Fred.

"Harry said he didn't even get a new book," George said.

So miserable.

Nalilian thought to herself and couldn't help laughing.

It seems that the book in her hand, given to her by Kerston, is the only one that was passed down to Hogwarts as an exception.

"By the way, you promised us this," Fred asked.

"How do you want us to repay you?" George asked.

"Repay?" Nalilian paused.

What is there to repay for this?

They had helped her with the Parkinson's issue before, so she must return the favor.

"How about this?" Fred gave her an idea before she could speak.

"Some say you're not good enough for that Diggory boy," said George.

Even though I was beaten by them.

"Maybe you can choose one of us to confess to you, how about that?" he continued.

"Maybe two," Fred added.

If one is not as good as the other, would two be more impressive?