Chapter 160 Hair Tonic (Modified)

Seeing this situation, Alan knew in his heart that Hermione, Harry, and Ron must have drank compound soup during the holiday.

Harry and Ron became Goyle and Crabbe.

Hermione wanted to turn into Millicent, but she mistakenly took cat hair as Millicent's hair, and put it in the compound potion. As a result, she became a human and a cat!

Allen didn't beat around the bush like other students did, wanting to know what happened to Hermione.

"Hermione, did Madam Pomfrey say when you will fully recover?" Allen asked gently.

"Madame Pomfrey told me that even if I recover well, I won't be discharged from the hospital until February!" Hermione keenly noticed the difference in attitude between Allen and other students.

Others are also concerned about her body, but they want to know whether she was attacked by a monster in the secret room, what the monster looks like and other information.

Allen's thoughtfulness greatly increased Hermione's affection for him. And this emotion reached its peak when Allen handed the gift he had prepared to Hermione.

"Merry Christmas to you. Please accept this belated gift!"

Hermione frantically opened a crack in the curtain, and took the super huge box that was packed.

The box took up more than half of Hermione's bed! The pillows fell to the floor as Hermione moved.

Allen didn't show any surprise at her fluffy hands and face, and the cat ears on her head, but calmly picked up the card that fell from Hermione's bedside.

Even though he just glanced over it, Allen could clearly see the content on the card:

To Miss Granger, I wish you a speedy recovery. The teacher who cares about you, Professor Gilderoy Lockhart, is a third-class Medal of the Order of Merlin, an honorary member of the Defense Against the Dark Arts League, and won the most charming smile award from "Wizard Weekly" five times.

A trace of undetectable disgust flashed in Alan's eyes, this narcissistic old liar!

Pushing the card to Hermione through the gap again, Allenla thoughtfully covered the curtain, covering Hermione's big furry tail that was inadvertently exposed, and got up to say goodbye.

Due to the cover of the curtain, Allen did not see the embarrassed and shy expression on Hermione's face.

Sometimes, boys are not sensitive to girls' emotional changes, and there are several possibilities for that.

One is that the boys themselves have low EQ, and there is no cure; the other is that the boys are narcissistic and see no one else but themselves; the other is the most common one, that is, girls have not entered the hearts of boys. Naturally, he would not pay attention to the emotional changes of girls all the time.

And Allen obviously belongs to the last category. Neither Penelope nor Hermione has managed to get into his heart for the time being. Regardless of age, the former is still a lot older than Allen, while the latter is just a little girl—although Allen himself is only two years old. grade.

After Allen left, Hermione stuffed the card that Professor Lockhart gave her back under the pillow, thought for a while, and put it in a thick magic book next to the pillow.

She couldn't wait to pick up the gift box that Alan sent over. This box is heavy and heavy.

The moment she opened the box cover, what Hermione thought was that Allen was worthy of being a top student, and the gifts he gave were so special—it turned out to be all the textbooks from the first to seventh grades of the Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the United States! The days of recuperating in the hospital bed will not be boring anymore.

Originally, what Allen prepared for Hermione was the girly style of the gown in Mrs. Klein's shop, which is actually slightly different from Penello's. But Penello's words on the train made Allen change his mind.

If Penello didn't like to clash with others, then Hermione would definitely not want to.

Hermione loved reading so much, and all of Ilvermorny's textbooks were a perfect gift for her.

Mrs. Pince also received the same gift, and got sixteen sets at once. One set was given to her, and the remaining fifteen sets were donated to the Hogwarts Library.

Mrs. Pince, who was as thin as a vulture, had a look of surprise on her face. She has worked at Hogwarts for so many years,

Few little wizards would give her gifts.

After all, she is serious and cautious by nature, irritable and irritable, and she has strict discipline management in the library.

Many little wizards listed her as the second most hated person at Hogwarts, after Filch!

Because of this, after receiving Alan's gift, she rarely showed a kind look that was different from the past.

Although school has just started, the library is full of little wizards every day. The professors assigned a lot of homework no matter whether they started school or not, especially Professor Snape.

So Mrs. Pince quickly returned to normal, waving a feather duster and yelling at a young first-year wizard who was folding the inside pages of a book.

At the door of a girls' bathroom on the second floor of Hogwarts, Allen found Harry and Ron, and wanted to give them the imitation dragon eggs and luxurious wizard chess.

The two of them were facing each other, leafing through a small, thin book with a tattered black cover.

"Harry, Ron!" Allen yelled deliberately from behind, which made the two of them tremble, and Ron sat on the ground.

Seeing their embarrassed expressions, Allen couldn't help laughing. "I've been looking for you for a long time, why do you two seem mysterious?"

"We found a notebook..." Before Harry could finish speaking, a figure suddenly appeared from a nearby room.

It's Percy Weasley!

"What are you doing at the door of the girls' bathroom?" Percy asked in a serious voice, as if he was interrogating a criminal.

Allen felt that Percy looked at him very unkindly. He wouldn't be like the parents of those bear children, thinking that his children's mistakes were caused by others, right?

"We didn't go in, so can't we stand here and chat?" Ron asked with a hurt face. Obviously, he thought Percy was targeting him.

"I'm a prefect, and I have the right to ask." Percy said proudly, "What are you holding?" Percy looked at Allen.

Harry quietly hid the black notebook in his hand behind his back.

"Me?" Alan said gently. "It's a Christmas present for Harry and Ron."

"By the ladies' room?" Percy asked sarcastically.

"You are not a Ravenclaw prefect. How to give gifts is my business. Do we need to go to Professor McGonagall for theory?" Ordinary students feel intimidated by prefects.

Percy looked a little guilty, but also a little resentful, "You need to show some respect to the prefect!" he said, "I don't like your attitude!" cock!

Allen and the three looked at each other.

"Is Percy prejudiced against me? He doesn't think it's my idea for you to read in the girls' bathroom?" Alan felt wronged.

"Who knew? He's just like that, very arrogant, prefect, first in all subjects!" Ron wrinkled his nose in disgust.

Seeing Alan's expression of being troubled by Chiyu, Ron quickly added, "Of course, Alan, you are different from him."

"Well, I'm not a prefect yet." Allen smiled.