Chapter 1981 Tea Talk

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The latest website: "Please sit down! Although my father and I are only staying here for the night, don't be too polite, Mrs. Maxim is a good person... Would you like some tea? At least this pot of tea is my own - at I planted it myself in the front garden before our castle was destroyed."

After bringing Sarah into Beauxbatons, Willie led her directly to her room, and entertained her decently.

It must be said that in the past, Willie would definitely not do this, let alone whether she would like to, she probably wouldn't even think about it.

However, after experiencing so many things, everyone will change.

Like Sarah, Willie has always been groping on the road of worldly emotions.

"thanks."

Sarah nodded, watching Willie put a pot of flowers on the window sill first, and then began to make tea by herself, she and Delphi sat down on the sofa by the window.

After a while, Sarah looked at the layout of the room casually, and said again:

"Speaking of which, Mr. Blois is here too? Is it appropriate for me not to say hello first?"

"Huh?" Willie waved her wand, let the copper teapot float over and started to boil herself, and then said, "Father's words are in the room on the other side, but... if you have nothing to do, you don't need to go find it." He's gone, it's okay."

"yes?"

Although Sarah wanted to talk to Willy's father when she came back this trip, but judging by her appearance, it was obvious that she was not in a hurry to see him. Hearing what Willie said, she nodded immediately.

"Well, anyway, we can always see you at dinner time later?"

"That's right!" Willie said immediately after hearing this, "That's it...well, let it boil first, then add some milk later and you'll be ready to drink."

Not long after, Willy came over and sat down with the two of them.

"Actually, I would rather chat while drinking tea, but...Miss Hohenheim, you seem to have a lot of things to say, and it's a bit late now. I don't know if it will be too late before dinner starts. Finished. So, why don't we chat while waiting for the tea to be brewed!"

"It's actually not that much." Sarah shook her head. "Probably the most important thing is something about Mr. McLean. Didn't he take you out of the church before? But now, I saw you appear What happened in Beauxbatons?"

"It's nothing... right?" Willie tilted her head and thought about it, and then said calmly, "Except for a trip to a place we've been to before, we've been in Hogwarts since then— — Maca took us to live in the school for several days."

"Then what then?"

Since Sarah didn't hear the conversation between Charlie and Hermione and others at the time, she didn't say much when talking about it at this moment.

"Then my father and I left," Willie said. "Maka seemed to be busy with something important, so let us leave first—he told me that he could wait for him at Beauxbatons."

"That's it? He didn't say anything else?" Sarah asked curiously, "For example, did he mention it and when will he come?"

"No," Willie said with a slight shake of her head, "but it shouldn't be too long! During those few days at Hogwarts,

Almost every day, he would set aside some time to work alone, which must be to prepare for the future. I think that if there are big changes in the UK, it may be a sign of his return-our family has also arranged for people to go to Weymouth. Once something happens, my father will know soon. "

Unexpectedly, when Sarah heard it, she couldn't help spreading her hands and said:

"It seems that at least Mr. Blois didn't tell you the matter in time this time?"

"Sure enough, did something unexpected happen again?" Seeing what she said, Willie couldn't help asking, "Then... what happened?"

"Well, how should I put it? The current situation is actually a bit complicated." Sarah paused, then continued, "In short, the enemy has become stronger again, the Weymouth camp has fallen, and... Percy Way Sly is dead. I don't know him personally, but... it's clear that these are not trivial matters."

"Mr. Weasley is dead?"

To be honest, Willie and Percy were equally unfamiliar. Even speaking of it, she and Percy had been classmates for several years. After all, she, Maca and Harry were students of the same class, and Percy had just entered the fifth grade when he entered school.

"Oh, Ginny and Ron must be having a hard time... I think I should go and see them."

"Maybe! But, I have to say, they look stronger than I imagined... If you want to go, you can go there with me later."

Speaking of this matter, Sarah couldn't help but sighed, and then said:

"Only, about Percy Weasley's death—"

Speaking of this, the words that Bill had said to her before gradually emerged in her mind one by one. This was originally one of the main reasons that drove her to Beauxbatons, but rather than Willie, she actually wanted to hear what Willie's father, Mr. Blois, thought.

Yes, these complicated thoughts about human nature must have given her a deeper understanding of what human emotions really are.

"What happened to Mr. Weasley's death?"

Seeing Sarah's words suddenly stopped on the way, Willie was suddenly a little puzzled.

"Well, let's wait until dinner time to discuss this matter!" Sarah shook her head slightly and said, "Besides..., I also want to ask Mrs. Maxime. I heard that this has something to do with her."

"Isn't Mr. Weasley's death related to the zombie breaking through the defense line?"

Willie became even more confused when she heard it—it sounds like there are some unknown human factors in it?

"Oh no, of course, the murderer is a living corpse, that must be true."

Sarah waved her hand, and wanted to say something more, but at this moment, the lid of the copper pot suddenly jingled and jumped by itself.

"The tea is ready," Willie stood up hastily after hearing that, "I'll go and pour you tea...Miss Hohenheim, would you like some sugar?"

"Just put in the milk."

"Okay... oh, Delphi prefers sweet things."

After nodding to Delphi, who was silent all the time, Willie left the sofa and walked back, and it was at this moment that Sarah finally set her eyes on Delphi.

Unexpectedly, it was Delphi who spoke first.

"Miss Hohenheim...Let me guess, did Mr. Blois do something? Um...or, 'did nothing'?"

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