Chapter 1105 Group of 4

Harry took a few steps forward, getting closer to James and his group, and could hear their conversation again!

"Well, I think those test questions are a piece of cake," he heard Sirius say, "I can at least get an A in the exam."

"Me too, it's too easy!" said James.

He reached into his pocket with a hand and pulled out a struggling Snitch.

"Where did you get it?"

"Stolen," James said casually.

He started juggling the Snitch, sending it flying about a foot away before catching him.

His reflexes were superb, and Harry had never seen anyone better at it.

Beside James, Wormtail watched him in awe.

A few minutes later they stopped in the shadow of the beech tree by the lake.

Harry looked back again, and was pleased to see that Snape was already sitting on the grass in the thick shadow of the bushes.

Just like before, he was still concentrating on studying the test papers for the 0.w.ls exam.

So Harry was free to sit on the grass between the beech trees and the bushes and look at the four people under the trees. The sun was shining brightly on the calm lake and on the shore. The girls who came out of the lake laughed heartily, took off their shoes and socks, and dipped their feet in the lake to cool off.

Lupine pulled out a book and began to read.

Sirius stared at the students milling about on the grass around him, looking haughty and bored, but also very handsome this way.

James was still playing with the Snitch, and he let it fly further and further away, almost escaping, but he always caught it at the last moment.

Wormtail looked at him, mouth shut.

Wormtail would clap and applaud every time James made an extremely difficult move to catch the Snitch.

Five minutes passed like this, and Harry wondered why his father didn't let Wormtail catch the Snitch himself, but James seemed to relish the attention.

Also, Harry noticed, his father had a habit of ruffling his hair.

He didn't seem to want to keep his hair too neat, and he was always looking at the girls by the water.

It made him feel bad, a little different from what he had imagined.

"Put that thing away, will you?" Sirius finally said after James made a nice catch and Wormtail let out an applause, "or Wormtail's going to pee his pants. "

Wormtail blushed slightly, but James grinned.

"Sorry to bother you," James said with a smile, stuffing the snitch back into his pocket.

It was obvious to Harry that James would stop showing off only in front of Sirius.

"No, I'm really bored," said Sirius. "I wish there was a full moon today."

"We'll have Transfiguration in a while, and if you're bored, you can quiz me, here's..." Lupine said sullenly from the back of his book, handing over his own.

But Sirius snorted and didn't take the book.

"I don't need to look at the crap, I know it all."

"Maybe this will cheer you up, Padfoot!" James whispered, prodding him, "Look who that is!"

Sirius turned his head away, and he became suddenly motionless, like a dog that has smelled a rabbit.

"Great!" he said softly. "Snotty."

Harry turned to see what Sirius was looking at, and Snape kept walking, stuffing his o.w.ls exam papers into his bag, and when he came out of the shadows of the bushes and made his way across the grass, Sirius and James Tom stood up.

Harry had a bad feeling in his heart, what are the two of them trying to do? !

Lupine and Wormtail sat without moving, and Lupine was still staring down at his book, but his eyes did not move, and his brow was slightly frowned; Wormtail looked at Sirius and James, then at Sirius. Nepe, with an expression on his face eager to see the expected happen soon.

"All right, Snotluck?" James called out.

Snape reacted so quickly, as if he had expected an attack.

In the blink of an eye, he tossed off his schoolbag and thrust a hand into his robes.

But he was halfway up his wand when James yelled, "Disarm!"

Snape's wand flew twelve feet into the air and landed with a soft plop in the grass behind him.

Sirius gave a short, crisp laugh, and pointed his wand at Snape as he said, "There are many obstacles!"

Snape was lunging for his lost wand, but staggered halfway and was knocked over.

The students all around turned to look at them, some stood up and slowly moved closer.

Some people showed suspicious expressions, others thought it was fun, but no one stopped.

Snape lay panting on the ground, biting his lip.

James and Sirius approached him step by step, wands raised, and James glanced back at the girls by the water as he walked.

Wormtail stood up now, watching with interest, and moved sideways.

He avoided Lupine to get a better look.

"Don't get excited, snotty man!" James said. "We just wanted to ask, how did you do?"

"I'm staring at him, his nose is touching the parchment," said Sirius meanly. "The parchment must be full of big grease stains. They can't even try to read a word."

Several onlookers laughed loudly, Snape's popularity was obviously not very good.

Wormtail chuckled sharply, and Lupine frowned at them.

Snape wanted to get up, but the spell was still working on him.

He struggled violently, as if tied by invisible ropes.

"You wait!" He panted, and looked up at James with a look of complete hatred on his face, "You wait!"

"What are you waiting for?" Sirius said coldly, "What do you want, snotlite, rub your nose on us?"

Amidst the laughter, a series of foul words and curses came out of Snape's mouth.

But his wand was ten feet away, so nothing happened.

"It's nasty, clean your mouth." James said coldly, "Clean it up!"

Instantly pink soap bubbles came out of Snape's mouth, and his lips were covered with froth, making him want to gag and choking him.

Looking at all this, Harry felt terrible, not even Malfoy would do it.

"Let him go!" James and Sirius looked over their shoulders.

Immediately, James' free hand quickly stretched out to his hair. It was a girl walking from the lake.

She had long, thick, dark red hair that fell to her shoulders, and strangely green almond eyes.

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