Chapter 164 A Familiar Halloween

Jealousy is a normal psychological reaction, another way of expressing liking and caring, and subconsciously a protection against fear of loss.

Ada was grateful for Professor McGonagall's love and care for her, and gradually became accustomed to this kind of care. When someone received the same care as her, she became afraid.

If Ada had never been favored by Professor McGonagall, or if she didn't care about Professor McGonagall, Ada would not behave so naively even if there were a hundred more Harry Potters.

It is precisely because she once had it and cared about it that Ada would be jealous and feel sad. This is human nature and indifferent.

If Ada doesn't care at all, then she really should feel worthless for Professor McGonagall. It also proves that Ada doesn't deserve anyone to treat her well. She is just an ignorant white-eyed wolf.

The little girl side of Ada revealed, whether it is willful or unreasonable, will not affect the friendship between her and the twins, but will make the twins find it interesting. This kind of Ada is more real.

She also has areas where she is not good at, and she also has a fragile and sensitive side. She can lose her temper, get jealous, and be petty. This kind of Ada looks more normal, much cuter than before when she was full of thoughts and planning for the future.

This jealousy incident made Ada famous in school again. She contradicted Snape and skipped class in front of him. No matter who did these two things in the school, he would be famous.

What made the students even more incredible was Snape's treatment of Ada. Ada only paid the price of three points deduction and confinement in exchange for this fame.

This allowed many students who wanted to become famous in school to see the direction of their efforts. If Ada can do it, why can't they?

It's just that Snape is still Snape, and he kills these fools who dare to offend his authority. The scores of the three houses have been reduced to varying degrees, and Filch has a lot of helpers, which reminds everyone of Snape's fear.

As the source of the incident, Ada naturally had to take the blame. She was the one who caused all of this. In the subsequent Potions class, Snape made things even more difficult for her. It was really sad to hear and shed tears to see.

The question asked by Snape was no longer beyond the scope, but had no scope at all, and even top academics might not be able to understand it. In addition to questions, conventional weapons such as verbal attacks and deductions are also indispensable.

But the students were surprised to find that since that face-to-face confrontation, Ada became more and more courageous. Not only was she not afraid of Snape's atrocities, but she would confront the Potions Professor from time to time. She didn't care about points deductions or anything like that, and she could quarrel with him whenever she wanted.

After experiencing this jealousy, Ada also looked away. There was no need for her to restrain herself, no need to "squeeze" for Gryffindor points, and no need to struggle with Bara's answers just to win a few points. question.

If love really disappears, no matter what Ada does, she can't keep it. Anyway, Professor McGonagall knows her character best. There is no need to continue to pretend to be a good baby. This position and the Seeker position will be reserved. Harry Potter!

The free-spirited Ada stopped pretending and showed her cards. If anyone dared to stab or stand up a stick in front of her in the future, she would stab him with both the stick and the stick!

Ada's changes were not only in the classroom, she also made changes in her life. Ada no longer interacted with people too much and returned to her old self in the first grade.

Gradually, the number of Ada's "friends" decreased sharply, and all those acquaintances disappeared. Compared with the first grade, Ada now only has two more friends, Katie Bell, who is also a roommate, and Cedric Diggory, who is in the outer courtyard.

The path of Dumbledore or Grindelwald is too difficult for Ada. She does not have the outstanding personality charm of the two, nor does she have a eloquent mouth, so she cannot win over so many people.

What Ada has is a unique talent. She believes that as long as she is strong enough, followers will sooner or later have her. Voldemort has such a large group of Death Eaters, why can't he?

In addition, Ada has also adjusted her living habits. She has temporarily removed Quidditch from her life, and Ada's impressive figure can no longer be seen on the training ground.

Fred and George didn't drag her to the pitch like before. They thought that Ada didn't like Quidditch anymore, but that she didn't want to see a certain broomstick or someone riding it for the time being. Racing in the sky.

The twins thought of this, but Harry Potter and Ron, whose emotional intelligence was temporarily in arrears, hadn't thought of it yet. They really didn't know where they had offended Ada.

Recently, Ada has been alienating Harry Potter intentionally or unintentionally, and even Ron has been alienated. The two young boys were very strange. The only thing they could think about was Quidditch, but the twins repeatedly assured that it had nothing to do with it.

In early October, Ada didn't celebrate her birthday, which was really nothing to celebrate. But several friends still prepared gifts for Ada, and Ada also received an extra large box of sizzling honey candies.

Even though there was no signature on the box, Ada still knew who sent it. Dumbledore had already said when he was at St. Mungo's that he would give Ada Zizzy Honey Candy on her birthday to let Ada know what the best candy in the world is!

This candy is indeed very sweet and tastes good, but how did Ada hear that Dumbledore had a new love recently and that the password for the eighth floor had also been changed?

Although October has thirty-one days, it is no different from other thirty-day months. It goes by just as quickly, and the end of the month is here in a blink of an eye.

Hogwarts is decorated once again because Halloween is here. The school fell into a sea of ​​pumpkins. The aroma of roasted pumpkins filled the corridors from early in the morning, and jack-o'-lanterns were hung everywhere.

Breakfast is also pumpkin, pumpkin pie, pumpkin juice, even pumpkin is put in porridge. After this meal, Ada felt that she would not want to eat pumpkin again for a long time, and she really couldn't eat it.

I still remember that during Halloween in the first grade, because they had no money, Ada and the twins had to take out Hagrid's pumpkins and make a simple pumpkin head.

Although it was a bit crude, the three of them still had a great time.

This year, the trio has a lot of money and can buy some well-made ghost costumes. However, the three of them no longer have such interest, and they no longer like to hide at intersections and scare passing students.

In the evening, Ada and the twins went directly to the auditorium for the Halloween dinner. The twins were discussing the little ghost who had scared them on the road. The two brothers found this Weyman's ax behavior amusing, and Ada was praying that there would be more food besides pumpkins at the dinner.

The Halloween dinner was sumptuous, and there were many other delicacies besides pumpkins. Finally, Ada no longer had to endure the torture of pumpkins. While everyone was eating delicious food and chatting, Quirrell rushed into the auditorium in embarrassment, disrupting the beauty of the night.

Quirrell rushed into the auditorium in a panic, his big scarf on his head crookedly, his face full of panic, and he walked crookedly to Dumbledore's chair.

No matter how embarrassed he looked, Quirrell would have to wet his pants to show his cowardice.

"One galleons, it's definitely not good!" Fred pointed a finger at Ada, he was very sure.

"I'm not stupid. Who can't tell something is wrong with Quirrell's look?" Ada rolled her eyes at Fred who wanted to take advantage. "Besides, don't you think this scene looks familiar?"

"Like Filch in first grade, he was terrified," George said. "But Filch did much better than Quirrell."

At that time, Filch discovered that Daniel Bell had been attacked. The panicked Filch ran to the auditorium and said it loudly, causing panic among the students.

Mentioning what happened in the first grade, Ada also thought of Daniel Bell. Since he left school, no one has seen him again, and no one knows when he will recover.

Quirrell's face was full of horror. He leaned on the table and gasped: "The troll...the troll is in the underground classroom...thought you should know."

As soon as he finished speaking, Quirrell, who was too weak to take care of himself, fell to the floor and fainted.