Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Suddenly, the atmosphere became obscure and even the air was pink, and Harry had a feeling about what was going to happen.

Ginny approached him one step closer to his chest and felt the breath on him.

“So I want you to have something that reminds me of me, and I mean, if you run into some kind of mellow doll while you're out there working. ”

“To be honest, I think there were very few opportunities to fall in love at that time. ”

“I hope it's a little comforting.” She whispered, then she kissed him...

Ginny kissed him in an unprecedented way, and Harry kissed her back.

He drifts and his brain is blank and feels better than flame whiskey.

At this moment, she's the only real thing in the world, Ginny, she makes him feel. He hugged her with one hand on her back, one hand touching her long, slightly scented hair, his hands clutching Ginny tightly against her hair...

Bang!!!

The door behind him was suddenly broken open and the two hurried apart.

“Oh!” Ron said screamingly, "I'm so sorry to bother you both. ”

Ivan, Hermione, Elaine and Gabriel ran in because Ron broke into the door and Harry and Ginny were obviously embarrassed.

On this side, Ron was so angry that he stared at Harry and Ginny in anger, as if they were doing something treacherous.

Hermione looked restless, Gabriel covered her eyes, peeking through her fingers, and Elaine looked curious about the baby.

Ivan couldn't help but cover his forehead, and he knew it must be embarrassing.

Ginny and Harry haven't had an affair with Ron yet, so they're just too temperamental.

The atmosphere was tense in silence, and Ginny whispered in a calm tone, "Well, Harry, happy birthday to you. ”

Harry didn't answer, he really wanted to kick everyone out except him and Ginny, and then slam the door shut and shut it hard.

But as soon as the door opened, it was like a cold wind came into the house, and his brilliant moment burst like a soap bubble. The reasons for breaking up with Ginny and alienating Ginny as much as possible seemed to follow Ron into the house, making all the happiness of forgetting disappear.

He looked at Ginny and wanted to say a few words. He didn't know what to say, but Ginny had turned around.

Harry thought she probably couldn't bear to cry this time, and in front of Ron, he had no way to comfort her.

“See you later.” He said, walking out of the bedroom with the others.

They did not stop in the stairwell, nor did the quarrel erupt as quickly as expected.

Ron walked down the stairs and into the yard through the still crowded kitchen.

“Harry, don't...” Hermione said in panic, biting his tongue too fast.

“Take it easy, Harry.” Ivan followed.

“Don't worry about it, I'll make it clear to him.” Harry said, with Ron at the end of the road.

They went to the secluded part of the newly cut lawn, and the others watched from afar and immediately rushed over if anything went wrong.

“Ron looked at Ginny too heavily, and this deformed desire to protect was breathless.” Hermione said.

“Ginny annoyed him with that.” Elaine said in a very disdainful tone that she had never spoken to Ron since the last time Ron was angry over Ginny and Harry talking, "To be honest, if I had such a brother, I would definitely find a way to make him disappear. ”

“Well, Ron just... out of kindness.” Evan was rather relieved to say, "You know, he was trying to protect Ginny. ”

On the lawn, Harry and Ron had a fierce clash, and the two were fighting very hard.

Evan, Hermione, Elaine and Gabriel didn't really hear what they were saying because they were too far away.

However, from the final results, they both reached an agreement, but both seemed very unhappy.

Ron kept mumbling that Harry had lied to him and deliberately sought a chance to flirt with his sister.

While it seems to all normal people that Ginny wants to be free to fall in love and kiss someone, and Ron has no right to be heard, Harry says he will never contact Ginny again because he wants Ginny's future to be free and unrelated, and his future has nothing but defeating Voldemort.

With Ron's strong involvement, things seemed to be settled.

For the rest of the day, Harry and Ginny were never alone again.

Nor can it be seen from her emotional behavior that they had transcended polite conversations in her room.

But Hermione later told Ivan that Ginny cried in the room at noon and she said Ron was an asshole and interfered in her personal affairs...

To some extent, it is true that he is a jerk, that excessive protection is asphyxiating, and it is hard to say that he is wrong.

Because Ron's starting point seemed to be good, his feelings for Ginny seemed sincere, at least on the face of it, and it didn't make sense to him, and nobody wanted to explain it to him. Fortunately, the arrival of Sirius relieved some of the tension and brought some comfort to Harry.

His birthday gift to Harry also exceeded expectations and was the inheritance of all Blake family property.

If Sirius dies accidentally, then everything in the Black family belongs to Harry. Even now, Harry can go to Sirius and the Black family to pick something up in the vault beneath the Palace of Gourish. Although Sirius spends a lot of money, it is not expected that this property will be a small number.

Unlike the pure-blooded wizard families that suddenly flourish or fall in their path, the Blake family has always been powerful and thriving.

At the very least, this was true in Sirius' father's lifetime, and even without Malfoy's money, it was practically no different.

In the face of this overpriced gift, Harry tried to get rid of it, but Sirius finally convinced him.

Driven by Sirius, the atmosphere gradually became harmonious. Everyone seemed to forget the discomfort that had occurred in the morning, sitting on the chair laughingly, watching Mrs. Weasley raise her wand violently, forcing Charlie, who had just returned, to sit on the chair and shouted that she was going to cut his hair properly.

Harry's birthday party squeezed out the kitchen long before Lupin, Tanks and Hagrid arrived.

So they put a few tables in the garden.

Fred and George magically turned into a large number of purple lanterns that hung over the Guests' heads, flashing bright numbers seventeen. Thanks to Mrs. Weasley's meticulous care, George's wound had become smooth, but the dark hole was still visible, even though the twin brothers joked about it a lot.

The birthday party starts and everyone comes outside to sit down.

“Out of the way, out of the way!” Mrs. Weasley walked into the garden door with a golden thief as big as a water balloon floating in front of her.

A few seconds later, they realized it was Harry's birthday cake.

Mrs. Weasley hung him halfway through the sky with her wand, rather than risking taking it across the pitted ground.

This is undoubtedly wise, with giant burglar birthday cakes swaying in the air and eventually falling on the table without risk.