I'm the King of Curry at Hogwarts

Chapter 92 Mother's Friend

Catherine is also very skilled in desserts; take this crème brûlée for example, at least Louis was very satisfied with it.

"Hmm... Pudding." Louis smacked his lips and sighed, his eyes still fixed on Catherine's thighs.

He wondered if the two tasted the same, lost in thought.

Catherine blushed instantly, her face turning bright red. Seeing that her mother hadn't noticed her, she darted around and secretly stepped on Louis's foot under the table.

But the perceptive Solanlian was oblivious to her daughter's subtle movements; all she wanted to do now was finish off the pudding before worrying about anything else.

Oh, by the way, unlike Catherine, Sollian is a Hufflepuff.

While having dessert, Solanian also told Louis stories about her and his mother at school.

It is said that during the Sorting Hat's sorting process, she threatened to sort her into Hufflepuff because Catherine's grandmother said that the women of House Volley were always Slytherin, and threatened to expel her from the house.

This suited Sollian perfectly; during the time she was kicked out of her home, she stayed at Louis's mother's house.

During their time at Hogwarts, the two sisters would find amusement by dealing with Gryffindor raiders, beating up members of the Death Eater family, and occasionally giving Snape a good beating.

At least as long as Louis's mother was alive, Snape was never a Death Eater, not even a reserve.

Unfortunately, Snape was too incompetent and lost Lily. It is said that on that day, Snape experienced Emma's wrath for the first time. She used a spell to hang him up and washed his hair several times with the Potter family's specialty shampoo.

That must have been the last time Professor Snape washed his hair, Lewis thought to himself.

This also explains why, no matter how much Louise persecuted Snape, Snape never put any strange potions in his food.

Besides Lily, Emma and Sollian are his only two friends.

"It's a pity about Sirius, your mother trusted him so much... but he still betrayed his friends in the end." When Solarian talked about the Raiders, she couldn't avoid mentioning Sirius.

What a huge pot! It's almost as big as the one Snape carried on his back last year.

It has to be said that it was fate.

"I also don't think Sirius Black was the one who betrayed the Potters; there are many suspicious points in this case."

Louis didn't dare tell the truth; he just mentioned it casually.

"He's already admitted it himself, what else is there to say?" At this point, Solanlian gritted her teeth and said, "He betrayed Emma's trust—"

"Then why are you so angry?" Louis asked, seemingly courting disaster.

He seemed to see lilies in full bloom and smell the scent of oranges.

Solanlian was immediately choked.

Seeing the look of frustration on her mother's face for the first time, Catherine became excited.

Well done, little deer! That's it! Keep up the momentum!

No, this crucial blow should be delivered by me.

Thinking of this, Catherine was suddenly full of confidence. Being able to gain the upper hand in front of her mother had been her dream since childhood.

"You don't actually like Aunt Emma, ​​do you, Mom?" Catherine asked incredulously, making her classic hand-covering-mouth gesture once again.

But she soon learned that experience is the best teacher.

"And you? Do you like Mr. Deer?"

Catherine's confident expression suddenly turned blank; her mental defenses were instantly shattered by this question.

"You...!" Catherine pointed at her mother, her face flushed, unable to utter a word for a long time. In the end, she gave up and hurriedly slipped away.

"Tsk, you're useless even when I give you a chance..." Solanlian curled her lip, showing disdain for her daughter's last-minute desertion.

"You wouldn't really..." Louis was also a little unsure.

Solanlian chuckled and shook her head: "What are you thinking... Imagine how you would feel if your best friend were betrayed?"

"That's true." Louis shrugged.

"Well then, Mr. Deer." Solanlian put down the pudding and sat down next to Louis.

The unique fragrance of a mature woman wafted straight to Louis's nose; it was a rich and sweet scent that made his nose tingle slightly.

Solanlian leaned close to Louis's ear, her warm breath tickling his ear, yet feeling pleasantly comfortable.

"Do you...like the little moon?"

"Little Moon?" Louis was stunned.

"It's Cassie, a nickname only I use." Solanlian didn't seem to think there was anything wrong with her actions.

"Uh, this..." Louis was also a little numb. He had never said he liked someone's daughter in front of her mother in both his lives.

It was a completely new experience, something he'd never had before; he was totally overwhelmed.

"You look a lot like your mother." Solanlian carefully examined the little boy in front of her for a while, and finally sat back down.

She didn't want to scare the cute little boy.

"That's what everyone says." Louis breathed a sigh of relief; the pressure from Solanlian was just too intense.

It wasn't fear. Although he was a pure and innocent virgin in his previous life, Louis had the same great ideals as the Prime Minister.

Even if he doesn't have the surname Cao, he's still a member of the Cao family in spirit.

Therefore, he felt a lot of pressure when facing Solanlian.

At that moment, Catherine floated back like a ghost, not even looking at what the two were doing, and started tidying up the table on her own.

"Silly girl, you're angry."

Solanlian's comments earned her a roll of her eyes from Catherine.

Solanlian, feeling scorned by her daughter, shrugged at Louis, meaning that this was all the help she could give him.

If we keep helping them, neither of them will be able to eat tomorrow.

"By the way, Casey, why don't you sleep in Mom's room tonight?" Solanlian suddenly said.

"Why?" Catherine asked, puzzled.

Solanlian raised an eyebrow and retorted, "You want to sleep in the same bed as Mr. Deer? No way, I don't want to be a grandmother so soon."

Catherine automatically filtered out Solanlian's strange remarks and keenly grasped the key point: "What about the guest rooms?"

"The guest room...I messed it up when I wasn't looking," Solanlian said guiltily without batting an eye, though in reality she was the one who had just done it.

She went to great lengths to help her two children.

Sometimes she wondered if this daughter was really her biological child... Apart from her appearance, she didn't resemble her in any way.

Catherine glanced at her, but ultimately suppressed her suspicion: "I don't want him sleeping in my bed..."

"Understood." Solanlian nodded, her delicate hands beginning to rub Louis's head again: "Then, Mr. Deer, I'll hold you while you sleep tonight."

"It's not that you can't." Louis enjoyed the loving touch from the beautiful older woman, and for a moment he even squinted his eyes in comfort.

(End of this chapter)