Harry Potter: Reunion with the Enemy

Australia. In a plain little house.

Hermione's parents looked at the new family of red-heads who had come to visit with a smile on their faces.

"Nice to see you again! Molly and I have brought delicious food for everyone! Oh! Is this a brand new Muggle home appliance invention? It's really great." After greeting the Grangers, Arthur hurriedly ran towards a technological product that looked unfamiliar to him.

Mr. and Mrs. Granger responded somewhat awkwardly to the Weasleys who broke into their home.

In the seventh grade, before setting off with Harry and Ron to find the Horcruxes scattered around the world, Hermione had modified her parents' memories, making them believe that their names were Wendell and Monica, and that their greatest wish in life was to move to Australia. After the memory was modified, they felt that they had never had a daughter, and they didn't know what a magic school was, let alone the ups and downs of the wizarding world.

Hermione wiped out all traces of her presence in the house so that the Death Eaters would not find any flaws when they found them. Fortunately, the Grangers did escape Voldemort's search and revenge, and finally realized the false wish that Hermione instilled in them, and finally came to an ordinary town in Australia and became ordinary dentists there.

Hermione cried many times secretly because of this. As soon as the war stopped, she began her journey to find her parents. A strong forgetfulness spell can easily cause brain damage, not to mention that a long time had passed before Hermione actually found her parents. Although she had tried her best to help her parents recover their original memories, the Grangers had undergone two rounds of thorough memory modification and often struggled with the sequelae of the powerful spell.

They often fall into a state of emptiness and confusion. The forgetfulness spell Hermione cast was perfect. In fact, it is difficult to delete the love of parents for their daughter by a spell.

For example, they often stared at photos of only a couple, but vaguely felt that there should be a girl standing in the middle to fill the blank. Or they would suddenly wonder what the empty room in the house was used for, and what books had ever been on the bare shelves on the big bookcase in the study.

After they gradually forced themselves to get used to being Wendell and Monica, Hermione, who had returned from the war, restored their memories. They became the Grangers again and instantly had a daughter. The daughter's husband, a red-haired young man, often brought his family to visit the couple in Australia. The Grangers didn't have many friends after moving to Australia. The memories of their time in England conflicted with the existing memories, so they were confused for a longer time, and their minds, which were as sharp as Hermione's, began to become dull.

Ron knew that Hermione was sad about her parents' affairs, so he suggested that the Weasleys come to accompany the couple regularly. This would also allow Hermione to spend more time with her parents in the gaps between her academic research, which would help their memories recover better.

Fortunately, the red-haired family is really likable, and both the Grangers and Wendell and Monica will like them.

As usual, Ron should sit on the sofa and chat with Mr. and Mrs. Granger, and tell some dry jokes to make them laugh, but today was an exception. Ron's ears were bright red at the moment, which was generally a dangerous signal.

"What's wrong, little Luo Luo?" Bill noticed the unusual color of Ron's ears and walked over to ask carelessly, while bringing two large glasses of honey butter beer from the kitchen for the Grangers. "Why don't you chat with the Grangers?"

"Look at this. Merlin." Ron threw a handful of newspapers at Bill, as if he was afraid they would bite.

In addition to the Daily Prophet, there are also a series of newspapers such as the Wizard Daily News and the Wizard Watchtower. Their cover news today is invariably a piece of gossip - the protagonist is Harry.

The headlines are all different, but they all report the same thing.

The type that makes a fuss about nothing. "Shocking! The savior announced his relationship in a high-profile manner, and it turned out to be him!"

Statement of fact. "Harry Potter admits his romantic relationship with his former enemy Draco Malfoy"

Speculative type. "Is it mutual affection or something else? Revealing Harry Potter's latest emotional developments"

Academic. "In-depth Analysis: Why the Saint Savior and the Noble Former Death Eater Are a Good Match"

Bill took a quick glance and looked as if he had expected it. "My colleague told me that he had witnessed Harry and Draco having sex twice. I met him at the Night Watch Market yesterday. He described it so vividly that I blushed."

Ron was waiting for Bill to announce that he was still dreaming, or that today was actually April Fools' Day, or that he was the one who was cast under a powerful modification spell, but Bill's confirmation further solidified Harry's relationship.

"No!! This - I..." Ron covered his ears and lowered his voice. He really wanted to roll around the room, but in front of his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Ron still tried to keep his emotions stable.

"Harry likes it." Bill put on an old fatherly look. "Accept it. I thought you could sense something during our last family dinner."

"I thought their relationship had just gotten a little better! After all, Harry is so tolerant. It's not unexpected that they've gotten closer." Ron whispered through gritted teeth.

"It's more than just getting closer, now it's a negative distance." Bill looked at the changing expression on Ron's face and quickly pushed him back onto the sofa, then pulled the Grangers over to chat with them about the recent election of the new British Prime Minister, which has been a hot topic in the Muggle community.

The British government has been in the news recently, and even people in other countries who have never paid attention to politics have begun to understand the big mistakes made by the Muggle Prime Minister recently. Wrong decisions, natural disasters, man-made disasters, and a series of fierce public opinion attacks.

Bill was catching up on the latest trends in Muggle society from the Grangers' somewhat slow words. They talked a lot when they met Lancelot at the Night Watch Trade Fair yesterday. In addition to Harry and Draco's romance, Bill was actually more concerned about the various signs of abnormal goblin behavior.

As one of the people who watched Harry grow up, Bill believed that Harry had his own judgment on his own relationship. However, when he heard Lancelot talk about the goblins' underwater dungeon, the escape of a large number of fire dragons, and the large goblin workshop hidden deep in the sea, Bill's brows began to frown.

"Never." Bill said thoughtfully. "You and I have been in Gringotts for so many years."

"It has gone beyond the scope of petty quarrels." Lancelot nodded, "It has also gone beyond the neutral position that the goblins have always claimed."

"You must be careful and protect them well." Bill said solemnly, and the earring on his earlobe swayed slightly.

"Of course, it's everyone's responsibility to protect the young couple." Lancelot smiled with his teeth showing, and then his face turned grim. "If the goblins really become enemies, we have to choose between driving them away or splitting them apart."