Harry Potter's Bastard

Wilkinson and Otrien's attempt to take Solim and Sylna hostage was naturally unsuccessful, and there was no chance of success. On the way to Solim's room, Rob and Alan found their allies among the conservatives in another room, and after some talk, they went with a dozen men to capture Solim - which naturally failed, and sent their allies to Selwyn.

Looking at the rubble, cracked picture frames, and mutilated statues in the hallway, Solim didn't know what mood he should be in right now, and he looked down at the blackened and smoking hallway carpet on the floor, unable to say anything for a while.

He only knew one thing now: their Selwyn's reputation in the Americas was utterly stinking.

"Is that really good?" Solim turned his head to look at Elrond behind him with complicated eyes, "After today, we can be considered the least welcome guests here. "

"It's okay, we don't need to be a guest anyway. Elrond had his wand in hand, still not letting his guard down.

"What about my brother?" asked Sylna, "He's getting engaged today, and this kind of thing happened......

Solim gave Sylna a quick look and motioned for her to stop talking.

"I said, it's okay. Elrond took the lead in the lead, "For the whole family, the interests of the individual are insignificant. "

That's a nice thing to say. Solim thought to himself that it was not so much that personal gain was insignificant, but that Selwyn had not taken Solim's feelings into account at all. All they cared about was how to suppress the other families and how to further weaken the prestige of the Greifs. If you want to clean up those people, you can wait until today's banquet is over.

Selwyn's play today caused all the guests at the banquet to look at Solim strangely - these guests still can't leave, the anti-illusion illusion is still working, and there are Selwyn's people guarding outside the manor, in essence, Selwyn has controlled the entire Ivy Manor.

After a rough tidying up, the scene finally looked much better, at least the bloodstains, rubble, and the remains of various items were gone. The wizards have cleaned themselves up, dusting their heads and messy gowns, but when you look closely, you can see that their eyes are full of vigilance and vigilance.

The guests already knew what had happened—the two families had provoked Solim, the protagonist of the day, and Selwyn had committed this "atrocity" without regard for the repercussions.

"The impression of the gentleman is solid. Solim smiled bitterly, but he didn't care.

Solim understood that the old men in the family were very shrewd.

What is the position of Wilkinson and Autrien, the other families know more or less. Through this incident, Selwyn made other small and medium-sized wizarding families dare not fight Selwyn's idea at will.

Secondly, it once again dealt a serious blow to Greif's prestige, so that they could only choose to hug Selwyn's thighs tightly, after all, this kind of thing happened, Greif can't get away with it anyway, and it can even be said that this time the matter was done by Selwin and Greif's two families, after all, Greif didn't come out to stop it, right? It is certain that other families will keep their distance from the Greif family. In this case, Greif can only firmly rely on Selwyn, otherwise they have no way to guarantee their interests.

Again, there's Solim's problem. Solim was the son-in-law of the Greif family, and the shares in the Rieem cattle herding were in his name - not to the Selwyns, but to Solim and Elena's joint property. The Greif family also kept an eye on it, insisting on waiting until Solim and Elena were engaged to hand over half of the shares, so that it would be considered the joint property of the two of them, even though they were not officially married.

But in this way, there is a hidden danger, if Solim is a soft-eared person, or if the woman Elena is able to do it, then what Greif originally promised in the contract is likely to be taken back by the woman Elena. This is something that the old men of Selwyn can't accept, what does today's events mean for Elena, a girl who is about to become an adult? What will she think of the Selwyns? And what will she think of Solim, the fiancé who is two years younger than her?

The underage Solim is naturally managed by his family to help him take care of the property, but when Solim becomes an adult, the property will be handed over, and Selwyn's old men are just to prevent the Greif family from making small moves after Solim becomes an adult, tearing apart the possible relationship between Solim and Elena, and this sense of separation will prevent the Greif family from taking the shares back to a certain extent.

There may be something else that Solim didn't expect, but he felt that, judging from today's hand, it was not unreasonable for the Selwyn family to stand for so long.

It's just that...... I will have a hard time in the future.

Looking at Elena, who had just exchanged rings and was staring at the middle finger of his left hand in a daze, Solim had a headache. How should I communicate with her? Not to mention before, even now, the two of them are still strangers, and although they have been mentally prepared, Solim still doesn't know how to deal with the current situation.

Now that the rings have been exchanged, everyone naturally began to eat and drink. However, the atmosphere of today's banquet was obviously very different, there was no laughter, no gags, no one even wanted to speak loudly, many people didn't even want to take wine glasses, but groups of cats whispered in the corner, glancing at the Selwyn members present from time to time.

It was terrible, and feeling the atmosphere of the venue, Solim felt that if it weren't for the fear of not being able to beat, most of the people present would probably draw their wands and shoot at the Selwyns. Solim wasn't in the mood, and he didn't feel the need to go and greet people he didn't know with his glass.

"Come out for a walk with me. Solim said to Elena, "I think—"

"Mr. Selwyn, I am not feeling well, please forgive me. Elena shook her hair and lifted her skirt to leave.

"Rude! how dare you—" A middle-aged man from Greif glared at Elena fiercely, and was about to apologize to Solim.

"It's okay, I can understand her feelings. Waving his hand, Solim looked at Elena, who had turned around, and said, "I'll be on the balcony, and you can come to me anytime you want to talk." "