I'm the King of Curry at Hogwarts

Chapter 77: How to Resist the Fiery Curse

Chapter 77: How to Resist the Fiery Curse (Awaiting reply online)

Since the holidays began, Louis has felt like he's forgotten something, but he just can't remember what it is. [Google Search]

Now he finally remembered! He'd completely forgotten about promising to write to Catherine…

It's been almost a month...

Oh no, Barbie Q is dead! This isn't something that can be solved by hanging her upside down...

He really wants a Quora account right now so he can ask: What should I do? How can I effectively resist the Fiery Curse? I need an answer urgently...

Louis could easily imagine Catherine's current rage; this matter might not be resolved with a single Fiend Curse.

"Scourgify!"

Louis took out his wand and fixed the carpet first—thank goodness for magic, otherwise it would have been quite a hassle. He looked at Hedwig and said to Harry, "By the way, Ron will definitely come to the Dursleys looking for you if he notices you haven't replied to your letters for a long time... Write the letter in the carriage and have Hedwig deliver it."

"Oh!" Harry belatedly realized the problem.

However, what the two of them didn't know was that the Weasley brothers had already set off...

"So, why haven't I heard you mention Miss Worley?" Diana asked with a smile.

"Oh, this..." Louis said somewhat awkwardly, "I actually... forgot..."

Indeed, I've been sleeping all day at home these past few days, and I haven't even practiced my spells.

But forgetting about Catherine, that's a bit too much.

"My advice is that you should apologize to her as soon as possible," Diana offered her most sincere advice. "It would be best to apologize in person. Perhaps you could invite her over to your home. What do you think?"

"It's not impossible..." Louis said dryly, "It's just... um... I'm afraid she might use a spell to burn me to death in a fit of anger..."

"How could that be?" Diana smiled gently, softly comforting her, "Why not look on the bright side? Perhaps she'll grant you a quick death and make you the French king with the same name as you two hundred years ago?"

At this point, Diana saw a flock of owls flying towards the manor outside the car window.

"Looks like...they've even saved on a coffin." A smug smile crept onto her lips.

The case is solved! Louis discovered that Diana was a cunning woman disguised as a man.

"I think Miss Worley is definitely capable of doing it," Harry added, "Or maybe she'll already be waiting for you at the door when you get home?"

Louis suddenly felt completely unwell...

"What's wrong?" Diana asked with concern as he stood up.

"I... um... my stomach hurts." Louis wanted to run away, but after looking around and not seeing Catherine, he breathed a sigh of relief and sat back down. "Never mind, it doesn't hurt anymore."

Diana couldn't help but chuckle. The last time she saw Louise like this was when she was seven years old and had annoyed her grandfather.

That day, 87-year-old Louis chased after young Louis around the estate for more than ten minutes with a golf club in hand, proving that he was still vigorous despite his advanced age.

In the end, they managed to capture his fast-running grandson and rewarded him with a meal of stewed meat with golf clubs.

As soon as you get off the car, you can see a flock of owls flying out of his manor in a large formation, even more spectacular than the swarm of owls when Li Mei was barbecuing Tokyo.

"Looks like your little girlfriend is really angry," Diana teased Louis casually, shading her eyes with her hand.

Louis's eyes welled up with tears.

He had his butler, Mr. Askin, arrange for Harry to stay in a guest room on the second floor, while he took Tom and Jerry upstairs to the study to see just how many letters Catherine had sent him…

Judging by the sheer size of that owl organization, he wouldn't believe it unless it emptied the pockets of all the owl postmen in the British magical world.

He opened the top stack of letters and found that it contained only one word.

Louis

The second one is also a word, this time with an exclamation mark.

"Run!"

Louis slapped his forehead; his worst fear had come true…

These hundreds of letters, each containing only a single word... he even had to spell them out in order himself...

Even from this distance, Louis could feel Catherine's anger... no, she could feel her fierce rage.

However, after thinking about how long he had forgotten to write to Catherine, Louis could only reluctantly accept it.

Little scumbag!

"Sister..." He turned his head and looked at Diana pitifully.

Diana leaned against the doorframe, arms crossed, watching Louis with a smug look, shaking her head without saying a word.

She knew her younger brother well; if she didn't teach him a lesson, he wouldn't remember the pain.

"Tom! Jerry!" she shouted after standing there for a while. "Don't help this little jerk, you hear me! You two little devils, come and have a big meal with me."

Upon hearing about the big meal, Jerry's eyes lit up, and he ran like a windmill, disappearing in a flash.

Tom glanced at Louise, then at Diana, pointed to the letter in front of him, then back to Louise, shaking his head frantically.

Diana uttered only four words, and Tom betrayed Louis's side.

"There are chicken drumsticks."

……

Louise worked on the project from noon until after 7 p.m. During this time, Harry tried to help, but Diana stopped him.

She's going to teach this scumbag a lesson for daring to betray a girl's heart.

He understood what Catherine was trying to convey: Louis Mountbatten, you little bastard! Not only had he not written to her for almost a month, but he even thought of Harry Potter before her. She had really misjudged him; she never expected him to be such a jerk. Now she was starting to doubt Louis's sexual orientation.

There was also a barrage of profanities filled with various slang terms, many of which he had to look up in a dictionary to understand their meanings...

Ah this...

He quickly drafted a letter expressing a very sincere apology and sent it to Catherine with Emery.

He also said that he would set off tomorrow to visit her at the Worley's house...

Just as Emerys flapped her wings and flew away, there was a knock on the door.

It was Bill who came to inform him that his birthday dinner was ready.

Oh, he just remembered that today is Harry's birthday... Luckily, he had told Diana about it before he left, otherwise, he would have forgotten about Harry's birthday too.

He had been thinking about coming while on the way, but Catherine's many letters distracted him and made him forget about it.

As soon as Louis stepped out of the elevator, he heard a familiar burst of laughter. When he walked to the restaurant, he was surprised to see Ron and his twin brothers.

The three brothers were already a bit socially adept, and with Diana's friendliness, they were only a little reserved when they first arrived. Now, they've completely shown their true colors, sitting in chairs chatting and laughing happily.

I really don't know how Diana could chat so happily with a group of teenagers.

(End of this chapter)

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