HP: Becoming a Maiden Heartthrob

Li En didn't expect that this story would take the whole night to tell. She was so sleepy when she talked about the Maginot Line, but the other party shook her head and woke her up to continue telling the story.

When it was dawn, she really couldn't hold on and fell asleep, but when she woke up, she didn't see Tom.

Li En got out of bed and looked around. This room was really small and there were no windows. As she moved, a light flashed from the closet. She walked over and saw the mirror in the closet. She picked it up and saw herself in the mirror -

Long black hair, a small, snow-white mixed-race face, and pure black eyes.

It turns out that I didn't travel through time to another person's body, but to my own body.

It just got smaller.

It's pretty bad.

Li En didn't like her appearance because it would cause a lot of trouble. She put down the mirror, sat on the edge of the bed, and then crawled into the quilt to go back to sleep.

"Poput, wake up."

When she woke up again, Tom shook her awake and brought her food.

But it was black bread again.

Li En rubbed his eyes, took the black bread and bit it. It was hard, sour and astringent. He thought to himself that it was a good thing that he only had to eat one meal.

"Go on with the story, Poppet," Tom sat down on the bed and hugged her.

"My name is Li En," Li En corrected.

"All right, Lee En," Tom said, ruffling her hair, not convinced by the compromise.

Lee En then began to talk about the history behind the Maginot Line. However, Tom did not catch up on his sleep in the room like her. He stayed up all night outside the house to get food and was now very sleepy. When Lee En talked about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Tom's eyelids began to droop.

"Go to sleep," Li En couldn't help but say when he saw that he was really trying to sleep.

"No," Tom shook his head. "Go on, Lee En."

Li En had no choice but to continue. She reduced the details a little and sped up the pace of her speech.

After Li En finished telling the whole story of World War II, Tom closed his eyes.

"Go to sleep," Li En said.

Tom forced his eyelids open to look at her and gripped her hair.

When she thought he was about to fall asleep, he spoke, "Actually, you can call me whatever I want, because you are my pet."

Oh, Li En was speechless. He was still struggling with the issue of this title.

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After being secretly raised at Tom's house for two days, Li En told him history up to the period before World War I.

After being raised as a pet by the little boy, except that it is inconvenient for me to go to the toilet and he has to take me out secretly at night, everything else is fine.

dong dong.

After seeing Tom off that day, Li En continued to catch up on his sleep when there was a knock on the door of his room.

Li En paused and didn't open the door.

It was obvious that the person outside the door was definitely not Tom, and he would not knock.

She didn't respond, and the knocking stopped after a while. Soon a boy's voice came: "Are you a human?"

Li En was stunned.

His voice was shaking.

"Have you been kidnapped?" he continued, "Kidnapped by this demon?"

Devil? Are you talking about Tom?

Li En found that Tom might not have many friends, as he was actually given this title.

Actually, if you think about it carefully, considering the way he treats people like pets, it is hard for him to have any friends.

She thought for a moment, knocked the uneaten black bread on the bedside table to the ground, and pretended to be a frightened little animal. However, the little boy did not understand her hint and kept asking questions.

Li En ignored him and continued to sleep in bed, but was soon woken up by the sound of the door opening.

She opened her eyes and saw Tom.

He came back earlier than usual.

She was about to say hello when he lifted the quilt from her and took her hand.

"What's wrong?" Li En looked at him with sleepy eyes, and then saw him hit him down with a snap.

"You're not listening!" Tom said seriously. "I told you not to talk to other people!"

No, Li En found that he really had a problem. She pulled her hand back, and her palm had been slapped red by him.

Tom looked at her red palms, pursed his lips, and asked, "So have you learned your lesson?"

Li En frowned, "I didn't talk to him."

"Then how did he know you existed?" Tom demanded.

"How should I know?" Li En said impatiently.

"Are you lying to me?" Tom stared at her.

Li En glared at him, "I already told you, I didn't talk to him!"

She crawled under the covers, her back facing him.

Tom felt a little regretful. Maybe Lee En really hadn't spoken to Stubbs, but he was also a little angry.

"Even if I misunderstood you," he leaned over her back and pulled her into his arms.

Li En thought he was going to apologize, but then he heard him say, "You shouldn't be angry, because I am your master."

Damn, Li En wanted to curse. Is this master a shield for him? He keeps calling me master all day long, like a personal computer.

She felt that this really wasn't going to work. Even if she didn't care about how she was treated, she had to at least let him know that they were equal.

She can't handle such a small child.

So when the door was knocked for the second time, Li En sat up and heard a voice from outside the door: "Are you really not a human?"

Li En: ...

Are all these kids here a little stupid?

"I am," Lee En began.

There was silence outside the door for a moment, and then he asked excitedly, "Have you been kidnapped? Do you need me to save you?"

Save her? Although Li En wanted to, she was a little worried that Tom would take revenge on the child.

That petty character.

She could only tell him, "Go find your dean and don't let Riddle find you."

Otherwise he will be implicated.

The boy left, and Li En sat by the bed and waited for a while, but the director of the orphanage didn't come first, and Tom came back first.

After he opened the door, he looked at her mysteriously.

"What's wrong?" Li En couldn't help but ask him.

Tom held the pudding behind him in front of her. Seeing her stunned expression, he smiled and said, "It's very sweet. You will like it."

Li En took the pudding.

To be honest, she didn't have any expectations about how delicious the food would be in this era, but this pudding really exceeded her expectations of the orphanage.

Tom sat down next to her. "You eat very little. I saw you throw away the bread you didn't finish. That's not right—"

"Where are you from?" Li En interrupted him.

This shouldn't be something he can eat.

Tom frowned. He didn't like being interrupted, and even less so being questioned. "Just eat it."

But the door was opened at this time.

A thin and tired woman appeared at the door. When she saw Li En, she asked an angry question, "Tom Riddle!"