Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"What's the problem, Harry?" Hagrid asked, his voice low and gentle.

Harry swallowed, his lip trembling slightly, knowing that the answer he was about to hear might change his opinion of Hagrid.

"I... I heard..." Harry hesitated, then continued: "I heard that you are my... my illegitimate father."

Hagrid stood there quietly, with a complex emotion flashing in his eyes. After a while, he nodded slowly.

"Yes, Harry," Hagrid's voice was low and steady, with a hint of sadness and guilt. "I am your illegitimate father. This is a secret I have always wanted to tell you, but I have never had the courage to face it."

Harry felt Hagrid's inner conflict and pain, and a deep sympathy and understanding surged in his heart.

"Why didn't you tell me?" Harry asked, a hint of confusion and disappointment in his voice. "Why didn't you tell me the truth?"

Hagrid was silent for a moment, his eyes flickering with sadness and regret.

"Because I'm scared," Hagrid said, his voice trembling. "I'm scared that you'll be disappointed by my past. I'm scared that you'll disown me because I'm a bastard. I know it's a selfish choice, but I don't know how to face you, how to tell you the truth."

Harry listened quietly, his heart filled with mixed emotions. He had never thought that he and Hagrid would have such a relationship, but now, he felt a strong connection and closeness.

"Hagrid," said Harry, with a hint of gratitude and understanding in his voice. "I will not be disappointed by your past. I will always consider you as my friend and family."

When Hagrid heard this, tears glistened in his eyes. He knew that he had finally received Harry's forgiveness and acceptance.

"Thank you, Harry," said Hagrid, his voice full of gratitude and emotion. "I'm really sorry that I didn't tell you the truth sooner. But now, I feel relieved, because I know I have your support and understanding."

Harry and Hagrid stood there quietly, full of understanding and intimacy. Although their relationship had undergone a huge change, their friendship became deeper and stronger. At this critical moment, they both felt the importance and preciousness of each other.

For many years, Hagrid has been concerned about the whereabouts of his biological mother. Although he was adopted by his father and raised with love, he always has an inseparable longing and desire for his biological family.

During the journey to Winterfell, when Harry asked about his family, Hagrid felt a mixture of emotions. He thought back to his childhood memories, and those vague fragments of his mother seemed to flash back in his mind.

"Harry," Hagrid's voice was low and steady, his eyes revealing a hint of complex emotions, "I have been taken care of by my father since I was a child, but I have never known very much about my biological mother. I only remember her vague face, as if it were a dream."

Harry listened quietly. He could feel the hidden sadness and helplessness in Hagrid's words.

"I've always wanted to know where she is," Hagrid continued, a hint of determination in his voice. "But I never had a clue, and never had the opportunity to find her. It wasn't until now that I realized that maybe I could use our journey to find my own answers."

Harry heard Hagrid's words, and he was filled with admiration and sympathy. He knew Hagrid's wish and understood Hagrid's desire for his family.

"Hagrid," Harry said softly, his voice full of warmth and support, "I will support you no matter what difficulties and challenges you encounter. Together we can find your mother and find the answers that belong to you."

Hagrid listened to what Harry said and looked at him gratefully. He knew that he was no longer alone because he had a friend and companion like Harry with him.

"Thank you, Harry," said Hagrid, his voice full of gratitude and emotion. "I really appreciate your support and understanding. Now, I finally feel the courage to face my past and find my mother."

The two stood there quietly, with a tacit understanding between each other. At this critical moment, they decided to face the challenges and difficulties ahead together, to find Hagrid's mother and find the answer that belongs to him.

As the journey continued, Hagrid's heart was filled with expectations and hope. He knew there might be countless difficulties and challenges ahead, but he also believed that as long as he persevered, he would eventually be able to find his mother and his own answers.

During this journey, the friendship between Harry and Hagrid becomes deeper and stronger. They support each other and move forward together, fearless of dangers and challenges, just to pursue the beliefs and dreams in their hearts.

Before leaving, Harry Potter stood in front of the gate of Winterfell, looking at the distant sky, his heart was filled with endless thoughts and expectations. Hagrid stood beside him silently, his eyes revealing a hint of expectation and anxiety.

"Harry," Hagrid's voice was low and firm, his eyes fixed on Harry, "are you sure you will return to Winterfell and reveal my origins?"

Harry turned his head and looked at Hagrid, his eyes flashing with a hint of firmness and determination.

"Yes, Hagrid," said Harry, his voice full of confidence and courage. "I promised you, and I will keep my promise. No matter what happens, I will return to Winterfell and tell everyone about your life."

A trace of gratitude and relief flashed in Hagrid's eyes. He knew that Harry was an honest and upright man and he would fulfill his promise.

"Thank you, Harry," said Hagrid, his voice full of gratitude and emotion. "I really appreciate your help and support. I know this may be a great burden for you, but I have faith that you can make the right choice."

Harry smiled and nodded, his heart full of respect and trust for Hagrid.

"I won't let you down, Hagrid," Harry said, his voice full of firmness and determination. "I will return to Winterfell and tell everyone the truth. I believe that your past will not change the friendship and trust between us."

Hagrid was moved and excited when he heard what Harry said. He knew that he could finally face his past and had a true friend to accompany him.