Chapter 1393 Tangled Harry

"Ginny, are you up? It's me...Harry!"

Right at the door of the tent that Ron had only been to last night, Harry cautiously yelled again. This was not the first sentence he yelled. Responding, this made Harry feel somewhat uneasy. x vertex

Obviously, if he wasn't on a mission right now, then he wouldn't be so nervous and in a dilemma.

But it was because he still didn't have the confidence to persuade Ginny to open her heart, so he was so anxious and anxious.

Yes, although Lockhart had indeed given him some suggestions that at least sounded reliable, but when it came time to actually use them, he started to worry again.

"Ginny"

After calling a few more times and finding that there was still no movement in the tent, Harry could only tell himself to come back later. But when he turned to face the rising sun in the east, and sighed slightly, he suddenly heard a series of procrastinating footsteps behind him.

"Ginny?"

Suddenly, Harry turned his head abruptly, just in time to see that the curtain at the door of the tent was lifted, revealing a familiar pale gold.

"Oh, uh...Luna?"

Although the long blond hair looked a little dazzling under the sunlight, Harry quickly made out whose head was protruding from behind the curtain.

"Harry?"

Luna rubbed her sore eyes vigorously, and after yawning, she narrowed her eyes and said:

"Good morning...is it time for breakfast?"

"Breakfast?" Harry froze for a moment, then nodded hastily, "Ah! Yes, I think it should be almost here... Luna, is Ginny in there? Has she gotten up yet?"

"Well?"

Hearing this, Luna still scratched her forehead in a daze, and after turning her head and glanced into the tent, she turned around again and said:

"She's gone... Well, it seems she either got up early or didn't go to bed at all. Well, at least she was back last night, because I was talking to her until I fell asleep." She's chatting!"

"Really? Thanks!"

Although Luna's answer sounded a little off-line,

But somehow it made Harry understand that Ginny was obviously not in the tent anymore.

"Well... then I'll go first, see you in the open space in a while!"

After speaking, Harry seemed to turn around and leave, but before he could take two more steps, he heard Luna behind him speak again.

"Wait," she looked at Harry's back, and said loudly, "If there is any pudding for breakfast today, save one for me! Last night's pudding was snatched away in a blink of an eye, and I almost cried... ...I mean it!"

"Uh"

Harry paused, then turned around speechlessly and nodded.

"Got it, I'll save it for you... I mean, if there's another pudding today!"

"Oh! It's great to have you as a friend!" Luna clapped her hands happily when she heard that, "Yes, if you want to find Ginny, I suggest you go directly to the breakfast distribution point in the open space!"

"Where are you going?" Harry couldn't help but scratched his head, hesitatingly asked, "But, I just came over from the campfire?"

...

As it turned out, Luna's advice was correct.

Even if Harry did leave from the clearing in the first place, it's impossible to guarantee that the two of them won't go astray, right?

When Harry hurried back to the center of the camp to take another look, he saw that Ginny was preparing part of today's breakfast with Hermione, Ron, Hannah... and Alice, the girl Maca brought back yesterday.

It's just that even with Harry's slowness, he immediately noticed that every movement of Ron seemed to be so slightly stiff?

Of course, if you are aware of it, you are aware of it. He actually doesn't have the time to care about others now. Because, right now, his own movements are not much "softer" than Ron's!

After being dazed for a while, Harry also rolled up his sleeves and took out his wand, joining in the work of handling the ingredients.

Speaking of which, every meal in the camp is actually composed of two parts. One part is transported by a team to the nearby wizarding restaurant, which they ordered after they left the fog of London; and the other part is The ingredients are processed by the camp itself.

In this way, not only can the camp last longer by saving expenses, but it can also provide more jobs for some people.

After all, the asylum seekers in the camp are just standing by for the time being, and it is easy for people to have accidents if they are idle for a long time. This kind of planning that forces people to do something can make the camp much more stable.

It can be seen that after Harry joined in, soon a few other asylum seekers who couldn't stay idle on weekdays also came here early, and then joined in together.

"Ron, go to the back and get the sesame seeds"

Seeing Hermione ordering Ron around, although it was basically like this on weekdays, Harry always felt that Hermione was a little bit more serious today.

On the other hand, Ron, who was called, seemed to be very happy, and followed Hermione's command very diligently.

After Ron finally ran back from behind and put a bag of sesame seeds in Hermione's hand, he looked at Ron who came to his side and asked:

"You... Ron, what's wrong with you? Why are you walking so hard?"

"Have it?

After Harry mentioned this, Ron seemed to realize that his appearance just now might be very conspicuous, but he could only let it go.

"Okay..." He thought for a while, then suddenly changed his voice, "Harry, have you talked to Ginny?"

When Harry heard it, he couldn't help being slightly taken aback because Ron changed the subject too quickly.

"Ah, not yet," Harry said, "I was going to look for her this morning, but when I went to her tent just now, Luna was the only one there."

"Oh," Ron said immediately. "Then why don't you go now?"

Just as he was talking, he paused again with some hesitation, and then said apologetically:

"Harry, I'm a little sorry to say...I went to Ginny last night too, and...uh, messed it up a little bit and made her a little angry"

Facing Ron's apology, Harry was obviously puzzled. After he stood still and settled the matter in his mind, he immediately shook his head.

"I think it should be fine... Ginny won't get angry casually. I think she should have calmed down by now."

That's what he said, but he himself suddenly didn't dare to go there.