The King of Flags at Hogwarts

Selvi understood why Snape was targeting Harry, but he still had to protect his nephew. "Haha, Severus, I know you're happy to see your student, but there will be plenty of opportunities during dinner. Let Harry go to the toilet first, look how anxious the kid is."

Snape nodded slightly; his attire did indeed give off a bit of a mafia godfather vibe.

Harry felt like he'd been granted a pardon and dashed into the bathroom.

Christine went upstairs to call Bobby anyway. Snape didn't say anything, but she thought it was better to call Bobby out as soon as possible—it was a woman's intuition.

As soon as Bobby appeared, Snape, whose face had been gloomy upon seeing Harry, immediately relaxed his facial muscles like a dried chrysanthemum soaked in hot water.

He stood up, took a small jar of potions from his pocket, and strode toward Poppy.

Bobby was overjoyed: "Daddy Snape!"

She lunged at Snape, wanting to give him a loving hug, but our Snape, unusually, dodged to the side and complained, "You're a grown woman now, don't be so reckless, what if you spill the medicine?"

Bobby stuck out his tongue, took the medicine, and drank it all in one gulp.

This is a magical potion to strengthen her body; Snape's father would brew her a dose every month.

The medicine is a little sweet and is warm.

Snape looked Bobby up and down, his smile widening: "Dumbledore said you've grown a lot taller, well, you certainly look like a young lady now."

"I'm only just over twelve!" Bobby yelled, glancing at Christine and making a face. "But Mom insists I act like a fifteen-year-old! I'm still a child!"

With a powerful backer, Bobby finally had the chance to properly denounce the cruel and heartless Christine.

"Daddy Snape, Mommy spanked me!"

Christine's face turned green. She regretted letting the little rascal go; even a woman's intuition can be wrong sometimes! Should she talk to Selvi about having another one?

Snape patted Bobby's head. "Although we couldn't throw you a party for your twelfth birthday," he said with a smile, pulling a box from his pocket, "we still have to make up for it with a birthday present."

Bobby took the box, placed his fingers on the clasp, and looked up at Snape.

"Open it."

Open the box, and inside is a brooch.

A small apple hangs on a golden apple branch.

Bobby immediately recognized the purpose of the brooch. During her time at the Olympus Library, Bobby had also learned a great deal about alchemy from her teacher.

She pinned the brooch to her chest, and in the next moment, her shorts and vest transformed into a beautiful princess dress.

Selby and Christine applauded, "That's absolutely beautiful."

Bobby spun around twice, saying, "Thank you, Papa Snape!"

Snape's eyes were full of tenderness, and as he smiled, tears streamed down his face. "You're welcome, it's beautiful."

……

While the family of four was enjoying themselves, Harry Potter was hiding in the bathroom, too afraid to come out—why isn't he leaving yet?

Chapter 48 Humble Abode

Snape ultimately did not stay for dinner.

Harry breathed a huge sigh of relief.

Christine asked Selby, "Why isn't Severus eating? Why are you in such a hurry to go back?"

Selby glanced at Harry meaningfully: "There's probably something important going on at school."

Poppy transformed her princess dress back into shorts and a tank top, and said to Selvi, "Daddy, Aunt Molly invited our family to her house. Do you want to go?"

Selvi's eyes lit up. "Of course! Of course I'll go."

He paused for a moment, then immediately turned to Christine: "What do you think, darling?"

Christine smiled and said, "It's your decision."

Selby turned back to Bobby with a relaxed expression: "How do we get there? With your Apparition?"

"No, Aunt Molly said Uncle Arthur will come to pick us up."

"drive?"

A week later, Selby finally understood what Bobby meant by "driving".

This is a magic flying car!

It looks ordinary from the outside, but once inside it is surprisingly spacious.

Ron came along with them; he missed Harry terribly, and of course, he also missed the beautiful Bobby.

“Bobby?” Ron’s eyes widened as he looked at Bobby, who was almost half a head taller than him. He clearly remembered that at the end of last semester, Bobby was shorter than him.

Bobby smiled at Ron, then urged Selvi, "Dad, let's go. I'll modify our Silver Spirit for you later, so you can study it to your heart's content."

She pushed Selvi into the car and asked in surprise, "You know how to modify cars?"

Bobby nodded: "I just learned it last month."

The Weasleys and Evans met in Bobby's third year at Hogwarts, but because Bobby couldn't leave Hogwarts, Selby was never able to visit the Burrow.

Weasley frequented the ranch, and as Sonny Prowitt reported, Evans Ranch seemed to have truly become a gathering place for wizards.

Despite its name, the humble dwelling is anything but simple; it's actually a cozy little house, though it might look a bit... overgrown?

The Burrow is at least four stories high, but apart from the first floor, which shows that it was originally a regular one-story house, the upper floors seem to have been "installed" by the Weasley family themselves.

It's crooked and slanted, with a magical realism style.

Selvi stood at the doorway, looking up at the humble dwelling, and kept exclaiming in admiration: "This house is wonderful! It reminds me of Giorgio de Chirico's painting 'The Song of Love'! Arthur, your love with Molly is truly enviable."

Christine, who was holding his arm, secretly pinched his waist hard and whispered through gritted teeth, "What about our love?"

This forced Selvi to whisper in her ear, "It's all just social obligation!"

Hearing Selvi's praise, Arthur was very happy and he enthusiastically invited everyone into the house.

As the group entered the house, Christine was amazed by the automatic pot scrubber, the hand-knitted sweaters, and the clock that displayed the status of family members.

"Poppy, magic is so useful, why don't you help me with some housework around the house?"

Bobby made up a random excuse: "My magic is too strong. If you're not afraid of breaking a pot every day, then feel free to order me around! But Mom, you can have magic by drinking that purple potion. You can do these things yourself!"

Christine shook her head. "I'm used to my current lifestyle. Besides, I don't think having magic might be a good thing."

"why?"

"It's just a feeling."

As they spoke, Molly came out to greet them. "Selvi, Christine! Long time no see. Oh, and little Bobby too!"

Molly wiped her wet hands haphazardly on her apron. "I've recently learned a few dishes and I'm about to try them out."

Christine smiled and stepped forward: "I have some confidence in my cooking skills, let me help."

"Oh dear, I can't accept this..."

The two mothers went into the kitchen, and Selvi and Arthur began to talk about the differences between the wizarding world and the Muggle world.

The Weasley children rushed downstairs, with George and Fred leading the way.

They first poked their heads out and performed a charade.

"Look who's here!"

"It's our young lady!"

"Oh, poor Percy is still getting dressed,"

"He wants to make a good impression on the young lady!"

“Ginny is still hiding in her room getting ready,”

"Because Harry Potter is her idol!"

Then, the two brothers slid down the stairs and jumped in front of Bobby.

"Good morning, boss!" ×2

From the kitchen came Molly's voice: 'I haven't thanked Bobby yet, you gave those two little brats such a high level of treatment...'

Bobby quickly explained, "No, Aunt Molly, they are both capable, they deserve it!"

"Yes, it's our own skill! Don't you think so, Mr. George Weasley, owner of the Weasley Magical Joke House in the Ant Guild?"

“Of course! You’re absolutely right, Mr. Fred Weasley, the second-in-command of the Magical Joke House!”

Molly brought out a large bowl of cheesecake from the kitchen and said with a smile, "Thanks to Bobby, our family's financial situation is much better than before. I invited you here today to thank you properly."

George and Fred seemed to recall something painful, wailing, "Our Galleons! They were all confiscated by Mom before they even reached our hands! We weren't even given a single extra copper nut in our allowance!"

Molly blushed slightly and argued, "I'm saving this for you guys!"

Bobby covered her mouth and chuckled; she had experienced this scene far too many times in her previous life.

Percy and Ginny slowly walked down.

Percy, looking every bit the adult, approached Bobby and said, "Thank you so much for your help at school, Bobby. You've shown me the true meaning of management."

Before Bobby could respond, Percy was pushed aside by Ginny.

Ginny is the youngest child and only girl in the Weasley family. She is beautiful, having inherited the family's red hair and her mother's brown eyes, making her a true beauty.

"Bobby! I love you so much! You're my idol. How do you do so many difficult Quidditch moves?"

While Ginny claims to admire Bobby the most, her eyes always sneakily glance at Harry Potter, which really amuses Bobby.

She shoved Ginny in front of Harry, then giggled and ran off to discuss new product ideas with the twins.

Ginny's calm expression vanished instantly. Her face turned as red as a monkey's bottom, her eyes darted around, and her restless little hands kept fidgeting, sometimes clutching her clothes, sometimes crossing in front of her. Now, she was even unconsciously scratching her bottom.

The lively atmosphere of lunch made Servi very happy, and he wondered if he should listen to Christine's advice and have two more children.

A green light suddenly appeared in the fireplace, and a figure appeared there.

It turned out to be Bill Weasley, the eldest son of the Weasley family.

“Bill!” Molly stood up happily, went over and gave him a hug, completely unconcerned that Bill was covered in fireplace soot.