Chapter 1627: A War Without a Winner (Part 79)

Chapter 1629 A War Without Winners (Seventy-nine)

Just after finishing a day of morning exercise, Catherine stretched her body. She hadn't been so relaxed for a long time.

As expected, it was time to throw away the work at hand and have a good rest.

She actually envied Isobel, who had Albert to help her plan for the future.

Even if she ran a witch beauty salon, she didn't have to work all day like she and Valeria.

After taking a simple shower and changing into a casual dress, Catherine came to the restaurant for dinner.

The house elves had already helped prepare the vegetable salad, and several latest issues of newspapers were also placed in a very conspicuous place.

Catherine took two bites of the vegetable salad and picked it with a fork in surprise. There were not only vegetables in it, but also a small amount of fruit, tomatoes and sweet corn kernels. The taste of the salad was also different, and it tasted better than what they made at home.

"I'll ask her for the recipe later."

Catherine took two more bites of the vegetable salad, put down her knife and fork, looked at the entrance of the restaurant, and picked up the latest issue of the newspaper.

Originally, she thought that the witch beauty salon would be on the headlines, making the store quickly known to wizards throughout the British wizarding world, but the situation seemed to be a little beyond their original plan.

"It's really chaotic here in the UK. Can a werewolf attack the acting Minister of Magic?" Caitlin frowned and read the headlines in the newspaper carefully. She thought the content above was ridiculous.

"I'm afraid someone wants him to die soon. Is this because they think the UK is not chaotic enough? I really don't know what they are thinking." Louise, who was still a little sleepy on her face, sat opposite Catherine with a glass of green fruit and vegetable juice.

"You look very tired. Don't you want to go back for a nap? I remember you guys went to bed very late last night."

Valeria, who had just finished her shower and was wearing a bathrobe, smiled and put her head close to Louise's ear. She said something. After Louise's cheeks flushed slightly, she sat down between the two of them with a giggle and changed the subject, asking, "What were you talking about just now?"

"Read it yourself."

Catherine handed Valeria today's newspaper.

"Oh, that's normal! The Ministry of Magic is a place of intrigue, and it's the same stuff no matter which country it is." Valeria was not too surprised by the absurd things happening in the British magic world.

"If you ask me, the minister named Kingsley deserves it. He knew that the Second Wizarding War had just broken out in Britain and that he had a bunch of enemies behind him. He pretended not to see it when he was unwilling to smooth things over. How big of a heart he has."

"You saw it very clearly."

Louise covered her yawn and decided to go back to sleep later.

"When their interests are seriously damaged, most people will try to resist. That's normal." Valeria looked at Louise in confusion, "Not to mention that the ones who are damaged now are a group of dark wizards. Isn't it normal for them to use more radical means?"

"What are you talking about?" Katrina looked at the breakfast of the three people speechlessly, "You eat this in the morning?"

"Any problem?"

"I think you can consider the breakfast here."

"It looks pretty good."

Valeria looked at the food on Katrina's plate, then looked at her vegetable salad, and decided to change it for herself.

"What are you discussing?" Katrina asked, glancing at the newspaper on the table.

"The British Minister of Magic was attacked by a werewolf." Louise only glanced at Katrina's rich breakfast and looked away. She had no appetite now.

"It was probably the work of the pure-bloods who supported Voldemort. The two sides have been deadlocked for a while." Katrina was not surprised. She had heard Albert mention this.

"I dare say this must be caused by your failure to settle accounts with the remaining idiots one by one after your victory." Valeria pushed the vegetable salad she had not touched to Catherine, went to the kitchen, and asked the house elf for a breakfast similar to Katrina's.

"It's not as simple as you say."

"It's that simple. Many people are so cheap. If more people die, they will learn their lesson." Valeria didn't think that the Minister of Magic named Kingsley could swallow this breath.

"If you think about it in a dark place, maybe that guy named Kingsley is also waiting for this attack, preparing to use it as an excuse to settle accounts with those people."

"Where is Isobel?" Catherine asked, changing the subject.

"She's taking care of Alice?" Katrina said.

"She hid her daughter very well and didn't even want to bring her to us." Kathryn felt sorry for this.

"You are the same. We don't even know your child's name." Kathryn pouted and asked, "I really don't plan to let them recognize each other."

"I'll tell him when he grows up. Forget it now." After finishing her breakfast, Kathryn looked at the rich breakfast on Valeria's plate and asked in surprise, "Aren't you always controlling your diet?"

"I think the breakfast at Albert's is quite reasonable and tasty, but the portions are a bit small." Valeria likes today's breakfast very much. She hasn't had a good breakfast in the morning for a long time.

"Balanced food is very important." Katrina complained: "The ingredients of salad are oil, egg yolk and white vinegar. To be honest, I don't see what this has to do with health."

If it were in the past, Katrina would not think so.

Later, the more she studied how to make herself beautiful, the more she realized this.

Many people become fat, not only because of lack of exercise, but also because the food they eat contains a lot of fat.

If you don't get fat when you consume a lot of fat, it would be a miracle.

"You are very knowledgeable about this, why didn't you get it into the book you compiled." Valeria was a little confused. She also studied Katrina's book carefully.

"Albert didn't allow it to be mentioned in detail." Katrina curled her lips and said, "He said that even if it was written in detail, it would be useless because most wizards couldn't do it, and this book was written for ordinary people."

"He's right." Catherine thought this made sense.

After finishing the fruit and vegetable juice, Louise suddenly asked, "Where is Albert?"

"He was called to attend an emergency meeting of the Wizengamot early in the morning."

"What is that?"

"It's a very important meeting in the British wizarding world, and he is one of the members." Katrina curled her lips and said, "In the past, there were still many old guys who thought he was too young and refused to let Albert join. Later, after Albert killed Voldemort, no one dared to say it to his face."

"However, he himself didn't care much, and often skipped those unimportant meetings, but still kept his seat. This time he should have gone to support Kingsley. He said that if the Minister of Magic was his own, it would save a lot of trouble."