HP Hogwarts Chinese exchange students

After a while, although Ron would still think of the mysterious blue figure from time to time, his curiosity was gradually diluted by time because he had never seen the other person again.

However, just when he thought the matter was over, fate brought them together again.

That day, Ron and his family came to Diagon Alley to buy some things they needed for school.

When they passed a store, the familiar green figure suddenly appeared in front of them.

It was still that special green dress, a style he had never seen before. The hem of the dress was embroidered with exquisite patterns, giving people a fresh and elegant feeling.

The gauze is soft and drooping, and it sways gently with every step, like a blooming green lotus, exuding a charming scent.

Her long black hair fluttered in the wind, falling to her slender waist like a waterfall, as if she was out of tune with the people around her.

This time, there were two boys beside her, one with a sunny smile and the other with deep eyes, both with unique charm.

The three of them strolled together in Diagon Alley. Many people would take a few glances at them curiously, but they didn't seem to care about it and just chatted and laughed with each other.

Ron wondered in his heart: "Are they all freshmen at Hogwarts?" He observed them carefully, trying to find some clues from them.

As the girl turned around, he finally saw her appearance clearly. She had a typical oriental face, with fair skin, delicate features, especially her eyes, which were bright and lively, like the twinkling stars in the night sky.

A wizard on the street asked them some questions, and the three of them looked at each other and shook their heads, as if they did not understand what the other meant.

Ron thought to himself, "Don't they even understand English?" If that was the case, then they couldn't be students at Hogwarts.

Thinking of this, Ron couldn't help but feel a little disappointed. He originally thought he could get to know her, but he didn't expect that they only met once.

Maybe she was just here for tourism, yes! That made sense, she must have passed by Ottery St. Catchpole, discovered the Burrow and went to take a look out of curiosity.

Since they don't speak English and I won't see them again in the future, I won't go and say hello to her.

Ron firmly believed that they would never meet again, and the two of them had no intersection, so after seeing that figure a few times in his dreams, he gradually forgot about her.

However, fate is always full of drama.

London Train Station, September 1991, 9, on platform nine and three-tenths, he saw a girl with black hair again.

But when he looked closely, he found that the figure suddenly disappeared into the crowd.

Although Ron stopped to figure out what was going on, at his mother's urging, he had to turn around and catch up with his family.

He didn't want to make his mother anxious, and just now, he saw the Malfoy family appear not far away. He didn't like the Malfoy family's arrogant and contemptuous look.

After entering the train, Ron met Harry Potter, yes, the boy who survived, the man who was called the savior of the wizarding world.

Under the halo of the savior, he quickly put aside what had just happened.

At this moment, Harry was happily sharing with him a large pile of snacks he had bought. Just as they were eating happily, the mysterious Chinese girl appeared at the door.

She smiled and greeted Harry.

Ron widened his eyes, looking at everything in front of him in disbelief - this girl was also a student of Hogwarts?

And he could speak fluent English? This series of accidents made Ron's brain go blank, as if he was in standby mode.

As soon as Harry saw the girl, his eyes sparkled with joy. He waved excitedly and shouted, "Hi, Mavis, you are also a wizard! What a coincidence! It's a pleasure to meet you here!"

Mavis smiled gently and responded softly: "I should be a Chinese exchange student at Hogwarts now."

Ron looked at Harry and Mavis in confusion, and muttered to himself, "Why do they look so familiar? Have they known each other for a long time?"

Harry smiled and said, "Welcome, that's great, we'll be in the same school from now on."

Ron, who was standing there stupidly, immediately thought of the Sorting when he heard the words "together... attend classes" and quickly interrupted the topic and said, "Do you have any college you want to go to?"

The girl looked at Ron with a smile, and the moment their eyes met, he felt his heartbeat quicken.

"Hello, you are also Harry's friend, nice to meet you, you can call me Mavis." A gentle voice came into his ears, bringing him back to reality.

Then he nodded quickly and said, "Hello, I'm Ron, Ron Weasley."

Ron was thinking about what to say next, but she said something surprising: "You are so cute."

For a moment, Ron felt like he was electrocuted. He suddenly didn't know what to say, and his face turned red. In order not to make her feel awkward, he could only reply awkwardly: "Oh, uh, thank you..."

Seeing the girl's awkward smile, he said to himself, "Sorry, I hope I wasn't too rude." Ron wanted to say something more, such as "I've seen you before", but he backed off the moment he raised his eyes and looked at the girl.

He just scratched his head and sat down in his seat, saying, "It's okay."

Afterwards, they met Hermione and got along pretty well with each other. When Mavis was about to leave the carriage, Ron wanted to keep her.

But Malfoy walked in, and as soon as he came in, he questioned Mavis why she had been away for so long. In response to his harsh questioning, Mavis looked like she was trying to coax him.

Ron then found out that her friends were those high-ranking pure-blood saints. His father had said that pure-blood families like the Malfoys were bad wizards, but she seemed to have a good relationship with them.

Should I be friends with Mavis? Will she also become a bad wizard? Ron kept asking himself in his heart.

I really found it funny when Malfoy said his name to Harry with a haughty look on his face. Did he think that by doing so he could make others feel that he was superior?

However, just when I wanted to laugh out loud, Mavis covered my mouth with her hands. There was a fragrance on her hands that I had never smelled before, which was much better than my mother's treasured perfume.

I looked at her and laughed twice, then said to Malfoy, "Haha, it's okay, he choked."

Draco glanced at us and continued to look at Harry. I knew that she chose the bad wizard more. Maybe she would really become a bad wizard in a while.

Harry looked at Malfoy and said, "Hello, I'm Harry Potter. Since you and Mavis are friends, we should be friends too. You can call me Harry."

Malfoy smiled proudly, shook his hand and said, "You can also call me Draco."

Then Malfoy's small group got to know Harry. Each of them displayed their so-called pure-blood aristocratic etiquette, looking so arrogant as if they were some kind of important person.

Their tone and expressions seemed very serious, as if this was an important meeting.

Harry could only force a smile and try to be polite as he shook their hands.

Mavis, who was beside me, kept covering my mouth, afraid that I would say something and ruin this ridiculous meeting.

I should have pushed her hand away and then ridiculed Malfoy and the others rudely, but for some reason, I didn't do that at the moment. I just watched everything happening in front of me quietly.

Perhaps because he was curious about Mavis, Malfoy left with his followers. Mavis could have followed them, but she didn't.

Instead, she told Malfoy that they said she would get to them later.

I wondered what she was going to say, but she actually apologized to us on behalf of Malfoy and defended him, hoping that we could forgive his behavior, even though it had nothing to do with her.

Since she was defending Malfoy so much, I didn't bother to say anything more, so I just nodded slightly to show that I understood, and then slowly sat down.

However, after seeing my reaction, she seemed to feel that there was no time to waste, and hurriedly turned around and walked quickly towards the carriage where Malfoy and the others were.

I should have said those words to try to keep her when she just stood up, but now I can't say them anymore.