Hogwarts: The Witch Education Handbook

"Wake up, get up."

Sean took Bella, who was taking a nap, out of his briefcase.

"What's wrong?" Bella rubbed her sleepy eyes and looked at Sean with some dissatisfaction.

Seeing this, Sean slapped Bella's ample buttocks.

Bella gasped and instinctively tried to dodge, but Sean held her firmly in his grasp.

Those strong, powerful hands ravaged her soft, pert buttocks, bringing a tingling sensation that made Bella's face instantly turn bright red.

Sean found her embarrassed expression quite amusing. "Why are you so shy now that I haven't punished you for several days?"

As he spoke, he increased the pressure, his palm caressing her delicate skin.

Bella's voice gradually grew louder, and a strange sensation arose between her legs.

Just as Bella was about to lose herself in the ambiguous atmosphere, Sean withdrew his hand and said with a playful expression, "Alright, I have serious business to discuss with you."

Bella glared at him resentfully, but there was nothing she could do.

"I already know where the Philosopher's Stone is hidden," Sean said with a slightly serious expression. "However, there are other people searching for this stone as well."

Upon hearing this news, Bella's eyes sharpened instantly. "Who's competing with us?"

"I don't know, but I've arranged to meet them in the Forbidden Forest next week for the transaction," Sean explained his "plan" to Bella. "You'll come with me then. After we get what they have, we..."

Bella picked up where Sean left off, a hint of ruthlessness in her voice, "We'll find an opportunity to kill them all."

"This way we can make a fortune and eliminate the threat. They should feel honored, because their deaths will witness the rebirth and glory of Lord Dark Lord." As she said this, Bella's eyes became even more fanatical.

"As expected of the 'famous' Death Eaters." Sean patted his palm and exclaimed sincerely.

She said it herself; he didn't say anything.

Voldemort probably never dreamed that his most loyal subordinates had already begun plotting how to kill him.

"How can I compare to you?" Hearing Sean's praise, Bella's red lips curled into a charming smile.

Seeing that the important matters had been explained, Sean reached out and put his arm around Bella's waist.

"It might be a tough battle in a few days, let me help you replenish your energy..."

...

"Senior, what did you call me for?"

Tonks stood nervously in front of Sean and asked cautiously.

She was reading in the library when Sean, who happened to be passing by, dragged her here. Throughout the process, Sean's expression was serious and he didn't say a word, making it hard for her not to overthink things.

Could it be that the senior has also heard the rumors about her... and is planning to fire her?

Tonks couldn't believe this was happening to him—being dismissed for incompetence, something that had never happened before in Hogwarts' history.

Being fired and resigning voluntarily are two completely different concepts.

If she were to become the first to do so, she would be ridiculed... and even become a laughing stock in the entire British Isles wizarding world, perhaps to be remembered for centuries to come.

Her mother has long been criticized within the pure-blood family for marrying a Muggle...

If she continues... not only will she lose face, but her mother will also be...

Tonks couldn't imagine such a thing happening until it was about to happen, when she truly felt this indescribable fear.

So, before Sean could say anything, she hurriedly stepped forward, placed her hands on the table, and added, "Senior, please give me some more time, I will definitely..."

"I'm sorry, junior..." Sean interrupted her, looking at her apologetically, "Perhaps, asking you for help was a mistake..."

Tonks' heart sank, her hands slid limply off the table. The worst she could have foreseen had happened. "Wrong...wrong decision..."

Sean took a deep breath and continued, "Yes, I initially thought you could handle this job, but now it seems the situation is much more complicated than I anticipated... You might..."

Sean paused halfway through his sentence, giving Tonks ample time to react.

"Then... what should I do..." Tonks asked in a trembling voice.

"if..."

"If what?" Hearing Sean's change of heart, Tonks couldn't wait to walk behind the desk, stretch out her trembling hands and tightly grasp Sean's hand, as if she had grasped the last straw.

Her fingers were slightly white from nervousness and anticipation, her eyes were full of pleading and longing, and Sean could even see the glistening tears that had just welled up in them.

"If you can improve your dueling and magic skills in a short period of time, then perhaps you can stay here."

A chill ran through Tonks.

How to improve dueling and magical abilities in a short period of time?

She has been practicing day and night, but her progress is still slow. How could she possibly accomplish such an almost impossible task?

Her hands were still tightly gripping Sean's, but her eyes, which had been full of hope, now looked empty and deep.

A wave of despair washed over her like a dark tide, engulfing her and making it hard to breathe. Her lips moved, but she found herself unable to utter a single word.

Sean noticed the sudden dimming in her eyes and felt a slight stirring in his heart.

"I can help you improve in a short time, but..." Sean's words made Tonks' heart race. Her gaze was fixed on Sean's face, waiting for him to continue.

"It'll just be a bit of a hassle for you, junior. You'll need to come to my office every night for some 'special' tutoring," Sean said with a smile, a hint of mystery in his eyes.

Tonks' heart was instantly filled with doubt and anticipation.

Special tutoring? Every night?

A strange tension rose in her heart, but at the same time she was filled with a desire to quickly improve her strength.

Since the senior student said he had a way, he would definitely be able to help her improve quickly. She was willing to accept any kind of tutoring.

"Okay, senior, I will definitely not let you down." Tonks nodded firmly, his eyes shining with determination.

Having said that, she straightened up. "Shall we start today?"

Sean shook his head: "It's too late today, let's talk about it tomorrow, but," he suddenly changed the subject, a polite smile appearing on his face, "I do have something I need your help with right now."

"Go ahead, senior."

"It seems really hot in this room, could you take off your shirt for me...?"

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