Chapter 1739 A War Without a Winner (One Hundred and Ninety-One)

Chapter 1741 A war without a winner (one hundred and ninety-one)

After all, this matter is Ron's personal matter after all, so George went to discuss it with Fred first. Fred, who didn't think it was a big deal, was very excited. However, after receiving George's reminder and knowing that even if they wanted to see Ron's excitement, they also knew not to go too far, they went to Ginny to discuss the matter.

"So, you want to get along with them?"

Ginny was also surprised when she heard the news. She was not surprised about the relationship between Ron and Lavender, but that someone like Ron actually had a girl who had always liked him.

In Lavender, Ginny vaguely saw the shadow of her past, and, according to George, Miss Brown seemed to have changed a lot.

In fact, if possible, Ginny wanted to make things easier for them both, because the probability of Ron pursuing Hermione was close to zero. Instead of letting him continue to be embarrassed, it would be better to find a girl who likes her to spend the rest of his life with.

But the problem is that this matter is Ron's private matter, and even family members cannot interfere. So after a brief discussion, the three decided to discuss it with other family members.

This news seemed to have grown legs, reaching Mrs. Weasley's ears through Ginny, making the expression on the face of this lady who was busy taking care of the family every day become particularly wonderful.

"this……"

"I think Ron should be allowed to meet Miss Brown. Whether he likes her or not, he should make it clear to her face."

Mr. Weasley felt a toothache when he learned about this. It is very common for couples to break up after graduating from school. The behavior of Ron and Percy cannot be said to be wrong. It can only be said that they were not handled properly enough. As long as both parties If you speak clearly, it won't be like this.

Especially if similar things happen again and again, it is likely to give the Weasley family a very bad reputation.

Who knows whether his other two engaged sons will engage in similar tricks?

Especially Fred and Angelina, there are almost no active marriages among female Quidditch players.

After convening a Weasley family meeting to discuss, Mrs. Weasley finally had a showdown with Ron.

"What's going on between you and that Miss Brown?"

Mrs. Weasley did not give Ron a chance to speak and continued to ask: "George said he met Miss Brown in Diagon Alley a few days ago."

When Mrs. Weasley talked about Lavender, Ron's face suddenly turned ugly.

But Mrs. Weasley didn't pay attention to the change of expression on her son's face, and continued: "I asked Ginny specifically. She said that Miss Brown was your girlfriend when she was in school. She often wrote letters, which shows that she has always liked her. you."

With that, Mrs. Weasley handed the letter she received today to Ron and said, "I don't know if you still like that Miss Brown, but if I were you, I would open the letter and read it. Then take the time to meet with Miss Brown and explain the matter to her personally. "

"Don't write a letter." Mrs. Weasley warned. "Did you know? Now everyone says that Percy abandoned his predecessor to hook up with the daughter of the Director of Magical Transportation just to climb to a high position in the Ministry of Magic. ”

"You'd better not do what Percy did and handle this matter properly. Do you understand?" Mrs. Weasley was about to poke Ron's chest with her finger. "If you like it, just invite him." Have a meal at home.”

There was nothing that could be done about it. Fred and George's engagement caught the Weasleys off guard.

"knew!"

Ron responded dryly and took the letter from Mrs. Weasley.

However, Mrs. Weasley did not let him leave immediately. Instead, she waved to the outside of the living room and saw George walking in with a cup of hot cocoa.

Under Ron's unkind gaze, George calmly put down his teacup and told Ron about Lavender.

"You also know that that bastard Percy unilaterally dumped his ex-girlfriend without even explaining the breakup, which caused Miss Crevat to have a strong opinion of him. A few days ago, Lavender seemed to be I met Miss Crevat in the witch beauty shop..."

George talked about it in an irritating tone. When Ron had become very impatient, he suddenly said, "Go and see Miss Brown. You won't suffer. She has become very beautiful now." , you might not recognize it when you see it!”

"This is my personal matter and I will handle it myself."

Ron, who had already reached the limit of his patience after being spoken to like that by his own family, went upstairs angrily with the letter.

"Ron seems to dislike Miss Brown very much." Mrs. Weasley looked at her son.

"I heard from Ginny that Ron is in love with Hermione now." Fred came in from outside and told his family about Ron's gossip.

"Does he like Hermione?"

Both Mr. and Mrs. Weasley were a little surprised, but not that surprised.

After all, the three of them and Harry had experienced so many things together, so it seemed normal that some feelings beyond friendship would arise.

To be honest, the Weasleys don't hate Hermione either.

"But the problem is that Hermione doesn't like Ron, she just regards Ron as a good friend." Fred didn't hide his ridicule at all, "So, Ron is just wishful thinking and has a crush on Hermione."

Mr. and Mrs. Weasley looked at each other, not knowing what to say for a moment.

After all, the two eloped shortly after graduation, and their relationship has been very stable. They have never considered these issues.

"In fact, I think Miss Brown is pretty good. They were lovers during school, and she has always liked Ron." George suddenly said, "In Albert's words, if there is a girl who really likes you, you should seize it."

"The more we interfere in this matter, the more likely it is to cause Ron's disgust. Let Ron handle it himself. I believe she can handle it well." Mr. Weasley finally chose to believe his son.

Ron has grown up after all and can decide his own affairs.

"Humph, I don't think that guy can solve the problem well." Fred curled his lips disdainfully, "If it could be solved that easily, that guy wouldn't have dragged it on, and he wouldn't even have the courage to confess to Hermione."

"Okay, let's not talk about Ron, let's talk about your wedding!" Mrs. Weasley obviously didn't want to hear those bad things anymore, and put the rest of her energy on her two sons. Fred and George, the twins, didn't make them worry too much.

"Didn't we discuss the wedding before?" Fred and George looked at each other and suddenly had a bad feeling.