HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

After receiving Rita Skeeter's letter, the editor of Witch Weekly thought that she had another pairing article that needed to be published.

As he was opening the envelope with a knowing smile, his smile suddenly froze.

"Is Rita crazy?" She frowned and slammed the letter on the table.

When you reach a certain position in an industry, you will know things that others don’t know.

The same is true for the editor-in-chief of Witch Weekly.

She knew that the Daily Prophet was the mouthpiece of the Ministry of Magic and represented the opinions of Minister of Magic Fudge.

Fudge wanted to suppress the news of the mysterious man's resurrection, so he would block the news regardless of whether it was true or false.

In fact, she knew in her heart that this should be true news.

She knew a lot about Fudge, and knew how he usually behaved, and this time his behavior was indeed abnormal.

The answer is obvious - the mysterious man is resurrected and the magic world is about to face a crisis.

Her sensitive judgment made her tend to choose articles about self-protection when publishing articles in recent weekly magazines, while those about food recipes were reduced.

but……

She lowered her eyes, remembered what Rita said, and quickly convinced herself.

Witch Weekly published Rita Skeeter's new book Harry Potter: Lucky or Unlucky, which dropped in front of buyers as expected on Monday morning.

Hogwarts Great Hall.

Many owls appeared above the heads of the students who were having dinner, and a long-tailed forest owl spun and landed on the Slytherin table.

It opened its brown paws and a copy of Witch Weekly fell onto the table.

The long-tailed owl then stretched out its leg toward a wizard with light blond hair, motioning him to give it money.

Draco Malfoy took out a few copper Knuts from the pocket of his plain robe and put them into the small bag on the owl's leg. The owl rubbed the boy's fingers in a friendly manner, flapped its wings and flew away.

"When did you start liking reading Witch Weekly?" Pansy asked Draco curiously, without stopping the gesture of spreading mayonnaise on the bread in her hand.

It’s really strange, doesn’t Draco usually only read the Daily Prophet?

"I'm happy to do it," Draco glanced at Pansy and replied, "Do you have any objections?"

Draco bought Witch Weekly entirely because of his girlfriend Lycoris.

He wanted to know what Rita Skeeter had written and whether she wrote in the same style as before.

But obviously, Draco was going to be disappointed.

After he finished scolding Pansy, he glanced at Licorice beside him.

Licorice was eating her plain cake and didn't comment.

"Is this the article you asked that reporter to write?" Draco picked up Witch Weekly from the table and read it quickly.

"Do you want to read it?" Draco handed the magazine to Lycoris and commented, "I read it, and it's not that good!"

Theodore started paying attention to the owl as soon as it landed on the Slytherin table, and he got a lot of information from Draco's words.

Draco suddenly ordered a copy of Witch Weekly magazine, which he had never bought before, and said that it was an article written by Lycoris for a reporter.

First of all, he had never heard Lycoris talk about this matter, and Pansy probably didn't know either, so Draco knew Lycoris's secret.

Secondly, Licorice was extremely concerned about something and in order to devote her time and energy to it, she asked someone to write an article about it.

Finally, it turned out that Licorice knew a reporter, and that reporter was willing to write for her.

Theodore looked up at the magazine in Draco's hand and suddenly asked, "Can you let me see that magazine?"

"You want to see it? Then I'll show it to you first!" Draco changed the direction of his arm and handed it to Theodore.

Theodore took it and flipped through the pages.

After Draco said, "This is the article you asked that reporter to write," Lycoris looked up at Pansy and Nott opposite her.

Pansy didn't react, she was adding sugar cubes to her milk, looking very pious, as if she was making a potion.

Nott was different, he seemed to understand something.

Licorice watched Nott flipping through Witch Weekly very seriously.

I started to think about what would be the best answer if he asked me this question? After all, he is the vice president of the Good Hunger Club.

Lycoris turned her head to look at Draco, who seemed to be eating very happily.

The more you talk to someone who is cunning, the more mistakes you make. Seeing that he had no idea what was going on, Lycoris deliberately reached out and pinched Draco's waist.

Draco paused while eating and looked at Lycoris innocently. Why are you pinching me?

"Keep eating." Lycoris stood up and brought him a small chocolate cake and put it on his plate. "Eat slowly."

There was something wrong with the tone of Licorice's words. Draco realized it belatedly and held Licorice's hand.

Feeling the endless warmth coming from her hands, Licorice sighed inwardly.

Draco is just that kind of person. It’s not the first day we’ve known each other, so there’s no need to bother with him about this.

And...how do you know that he won't become another line?

Licorice glanced at Nott and continued eating.

Hermione was also very happy to see the "Witch Weekly" dropped by the owl. She opened the magazine with anticipation.

The 100 gold galleons were well worth it! It's just a little expensive.

Hermione watched Rita Skeeter take a rare neutral stance as she described what Harry had said about the resurrection of the mysterious man.

Harry also received a copy, a currency proof from Rita Skeeter, identical to the one Hermione had.

After reading it, Harry felt that the 100 gold Galleons were well worth it!

Hermione thought it was expensive, but Harry didn't, he was rich.