Harry Potter's Cousin Dudley at Hogwarts

After leaving Professor Lupine's office, Harry felt his heart pounding, and he walked quickly down the ancient stairs and narrow corridors to the Gryffindor common room.Once inside, he saw Dudley, Hermione and Ron, studying in a corner by the fireplace.

"Dudley, Hermione, Ron, I have something to tell you." Harry hurried over and said excitedly.

"Harry, what's the matter?" Dudley put down the magic book in his hand, then looked up at Harry.

When Hermione heard Harry's words, she also stopped teaching Ron and focused on Harry.Ron breathed a sigh of relief. Hermione's teaching momentum was too strong, which made him a little breathless.

"Do you know where I just went?" Harry said with a mysterious face.

Seeing that no one answered, Harry had no choice but to continue: "I was invited by Professor Lupine to drink tea in his office. Then Snape went in..." At this point, Harry stopped on purpose and looked at Da Force and Hermione them.

Sure enough, Hermione, whose curiosity was aroused, eagerly asked: "And then? What happened to them?"

Ron interrupted suddenly: "Do you even need to ask? They must be fighting, otherwise why would Harry be so excited!"

"Okay, Harry, hurry up." Dudley obviously saw through Harry's trick.

Hearing what Dudley said, Harry scratched his head heckly, and then said everything he saw just now in one breath: "Snape boiled medicine for Professor Lupin, and he said he boiled a big pot, Lupine The professor even thanked him."

After speaking, the scene fell into silence.

After a few seconds, Hermione began to say: "This is really strange. It stands to reason that Professor Snape should hate Professor Lupine."

"Yeah, I think so too." Harry quickly nodded in agreement.

In the lounge at this time, the flames of the fireplace were shining on their faces, and everyone's eyes were shining with thought. The interaction between Snape and Lupine was indeed beyond their expectations.

"Okay, there's no need to guess anymore, there must be something between them that we don't know about." Hermione finally broke the silence, and she looked at Harry. "Harry, you have to work harder."

"Ah, what?" Harry, who was drinking tea just after he finished speaking, was taken aback for a moment, then looked at Hermione.

"Although we still don't know whether Professor Lupine is good or bad, we still don't know. But we all know that you are very special to him, he always looks at you from time to time, and he pays great attention to you. You are completely You can get through him, so it's up to you to inquire about Professor Snape's secret." Hermione's eyes flickered with gossip, and she patted Harry on the shoulder, "Come on, Harry."

Thinking of Snape's mocking and poisonous face, Harry quickly shook his head, "No, I don't want to take the initiative to inquire, I feel like I will die a terrible death."

"Hey! Alright!" Hermione also knew Snape's lethality, and didn't want Harry to take any risks, so she put away her thoughts of gossip.She turned to look at Ron again: "Ron, you did this question wrong, I told you all about it, why are you still wrong!"

Ron shrugged helplessly, and there was a hint of frustration in his eyes, as if to say, "Ah, here we go again."

The atmosphere in the Gryffindor lounge gradually returned to calm, and everyone was busy with their own affairs.The firelight danced in the fireplace, filling the room with a warm glow.

Harry sat on a chair, looking out the window at night with mixed emotions.The relationship between Lupine and Snape, Snape's hostility towards him, Lupine's special attention, all this confused and disturbed him.

The moonlight outside the window cast a soft shadow on his face.Harry felt that sometimes, every corner and every person in Hogwarts was like an unsolvable mystery, waiting for him to explore and reveal.