HP Princess bravely enters Hogwarts

The Weasley brothers looked at each other, with mischief twinkling in their eyes, and giggled while pulling Sigma's hand.

"Hey, little viper, how about a real adventure? The goblins in the backyard are waiting for the challenge of the warrior!"

Fred grinned, and George echoed him, and the two of them worked together to lead Cygnus to the backyard of the Burrow.

Draco frowned in disgust and refused arrogantly: "Goblins? That's just a low-level game. Who would play that kind of thing?"

His tone was full of disdain, but his eyes followed Seconas' figure involuntarily, worried that she would be frightened by the Weasleys' rude treatment.

At this moment, Molly Weasley walked out of the kitchen, wiping her flour-stained apron. A trace of anger flashed across her face, and she was obviously dissatisfied with the mischief of her twin sons.

"Fred! George! You two stop this rude behavior right now. This is not how we treat guests at home."

Her voice was stern, but then it softened and she turned to Cygnus and Draco, "My dear, I'm so sorry, what would you like to eat? Auntie will make it for you."

Draco seemed a little at a loss for what to do in the face of this sudden gentle inquiry.

He glanced furtively at Cygnus, and saw that she was observing all this with a curious and friendly look, and he could not help but feel an inexplicable courage in his heart.

"Uh, whatever."

He answered dryly, and although his heart was not accustomed to accepting kindness from the traditional enemies of the Malfoy family, his good upbringing would not allow him to show disrespect to someone who treated him sincerely.

Cygnus patted the back of Draco's hand gently and gave him an encouraging smile.

"I want to try the Weasley family's specialties. I heard that your magical cooking is very famous."

When Jasmine heard this, the anger on her face was instantly replaced by a warm smile.

"Then you have finally come to the right place. I will prepare a sumptuous dinner for you. Fred and George, don't be idle either. Go and help mom prepare some fresh ingredients."

Although the twin brothers were somewhat reluctant, they still responded obediently. Before leaving, they did not forget to wink at Draco, as if to say, "See, our Weasley family is not that bad."

At this moment, Ron leaned on the railing of the stairwell, his hands in his pockets, with a complicated look in his eyes.

He thought back to his past disagreements with Draco Malfoy, and all those arguments and rivalries flashed through his mind like a revolving lantern.

He opened his mouth and wanted to say something, but he felt like something was stuck in his throat, making it difficult for him to speak.

After all, for so many years, there seemed to be only confrontation between them, and there had never been a chance for friendly communication.

Ginny stood beside Ron, but the look in her eyes was completely different. It was one of undisguised admiration and gratitude.

Cygnus, the girl who had bravely stood up in the secret room and used her mysterious power to protect her, was now downstairs, and Ginny's heartbeat quickened.

Her eyes were like the sunshine on a summer afternoon, warm and direct.

Harry, who was in the living room, keenly caught the subtle changes in the air.

He first looked at Ron, seeing that his friend was struggling, then he turned his gaze to Ginny, the almost burning look in her eyes made his heart skip a beat.

Finally, his eyes settled on Cygnus and Draco.

Draco felt the gazes coming from the stairs. He snorted softly and deliberately took Cygnus' hand, which was both a declaration of sovereignty and a silent protest to someone upstairs.

When Ron saw this scene, he felt an inexplicable sadness in his heart. He felt like he was excluded and helpless.

Ginny ignored Ron's subtle emotions. She walked towards Sigman happily with a bright smile on her face.

"Signus, it's really you! You were so cool in the secret room that day! I've always wanted to thank you. If it weren't for you, I might have..."

There was some excitement in Ginny's words, and her eyes were full of sincere gratitude.

"Ginny, that's just what I should do as a senior. We are a team, right? Your safety is my responsibility."

Just when the atmosphere was harmonious, the door creaked open and Arthur Weasley walked into the house exhausted, holding a stack of documents in his hand that seemed to never be finished.

As soon as he entered the room he began to complain about the bureaucracy of the Ministry of Magic.

"The files are piled higher than the brooms at home. I don't know how they manage it!"

But the moment he caught a glimpse of Cygnus, the words stopped abruptly, replaced by a gentle smile.

"Oh, it's Cygnus, welcome to the Burrow! Every time I see you, I feel like there's something special going on here."

Arthur's intuition was always incredibly accurate.

He could feel that this Malfoy girl was completely different from the Malfoy they had known before. She possessed an indescribable affinity and depth.

Cygnus stood up politely and bowed slightly, "Mr. Weasley, it's nice to see you again. Your home is always so warm and makes me feel at ease."

Seeing this, Draco, although reluctant, had to greet him dryly: "Mr. Weasley."

There was a barely perceptible embarrassment in his voice; after all, the Malfoy children rarely showed such formal courtesy to the Weasleys.

Arthur looked at Draco, the corner of his mouth twitched slightly, as if he was trying to overcome something, and finally forced out an unnatural smile, "Draco, I'm glad you're here too, I hope you can enjoy dinner tonight."

Soon, Jasmine, George and Fred came to the dining table with fragrant food. Various magical dishes were spread out on the table, colorful and mouth-watering.

Everyone sat down and formed a circle, and the atmosphere gradually became relaxed and happy.

"Come on, let's toast!"

Fred suggested, and everyone responded, raising their own cups filled with freshly squeezed juice, their eyes focused on Cygnus and Ginny.

"Cheers to Cygnus for her bravery in saving our little sister Ginny!" George added.