HP Hogwarts Chinese exchange students

Terence sat quietly on a tree stump, staring into the distance with empty eyes, and every moment he had with her kept appearing in his mind.

In fact, the day he gave her the wristband was not the first time he met her. They met before when he went to Diagon Alley to buy things in his first year, but he was the only one who remembered her.

At that time, Terence had just been about to enter Hogwarts, so he and Adrian went to Diagon Alley to buy the textbooks needed for the first year.

When Adrian went to the second floor to look for textbooks, Terence stayed on the first floor to choose novels that he was interested in. Although his family was not a pure-blood saint, they did not have a strong aversion to Muggle novels.

On the contrary, his mother liked these Muggle classics very much, and Terence himself found them very interesting. Just as Terence was concentrating on looking for a book, a girl suddenly ran into the store.

As soon as she entered the door, she ran straight over here and shouted to the person following her: "Brother, you promised me that you would take me to buy books today and let me choose freely. You can't go back on your word!"

The girl's brother raised his face and replied with a smile: "Don't worry, I will do what I say."

After hearing this, the girl ran to Terrence's area with an ecstatic look on her face, and carefully selected several books that she had long admired and held them in her hands.

Without exception, these books were works that Terrence had read before and loved very much, which made Terrence immediately feel a little fond of this girl.

Moreover, her appearance is obviously typical of Chinese people, which is very impressive.

As the girl's hands piled up more and more books, Terrence couldn't help but wonder: Should I go over and help her? This would be a good opportunity to get to know her.

However, just as he took a step forward, all the books in the girl's hands floated up and followed her neatly. At the same time, Terrence also felt a strange wave similar to magic, but he did not see the girl use a magic wand.

Even from her appearance, she was still young and probably not even qualified to buy a wand. Such a young child could actually perform wandless magic. This powerful magic power shocked Terrence on the spot.

It was at that moment that Terrence remembered her face clearly and the name her brother called her - Mavis.

On that day, he met this Chinese girl named Mavis, but at that time, he didn't know that he would have so many interactions with her in the future. He just simply thought she was very interesting.

Later, when they met in the lounge, he would choose to help her pick up the scattered books just because he remembered her.

And when she anxiously brought him the wristband and worriedly asked him if he was late, his heart was like a calm lake being rippled by a stone, with waves rising and falling.

Not only did she have the same interests and hobbies as him, she was also a girl with strong magical powers and a lively personality. Perhaps at that time, Mavis had entered his heart.

Since meeting her, Terence had often spoken to her, whether in the corridors of Hogwarts, in the library, or in the common room or hall.

Whenever he met her, he would say hello to her and talk to her as much as possible, because he found that the girl's mind was really active. For the same book or the same thing, she could always find some different focus from others, which made Terence feel very novel.

Slowly, Terrence found himself looking forward to seeing her, hearing her voice, and seeing her smile every day. This feeling made him feel fresh and excited.

After just a few weeks, their relationship had become very good. Every time the girl saw him from afar, she would wave to him excitedly, and he would be happy for the whole day because of this.

After Derian knew that he liked Mavis, he often tried to create more opportunities for them to spend time together. Many times, Derian would even block Diggory, the Hufflepuff, for him.

But he always suspected that Derian's view of his opponent was wrong, because he felt that Malfoy beside Mavis was more dangerous.

Adrian's explanation was that it was normal for friends who had grown up together to do this, it was not love, and that Malfoy was the more childish one in their group, and she was just coaxing a child.

But the girl clearly had a special preference for Malfoy. No matter what he did, the girl would never object or get angry. She would always accommodate him and favor him, so he still believed in what he thought.

For example, when she changed her face in the lounge in her freshman year, she and Terrence were reading on the sofa at first, but halfway through she suddenly ran to the dormitory and said she wanted to get something.

During this time, Malfoy came back with the others. When they saw Terence, they knew that Wuyou must be sitting next to him, so they sat over there too.

As soon as Draco sat down, he asked Terence, "Angus, isn't Mavis here?"

Terrence glanced at him and responded, "She just went to the dormitory to get her things."

Draco nodded, picked up the book on the sofa and said, "This should be the book she was reading just now? What's the content...um...wait, is this a Muggle book? She is reading this again, what's so good about it?" As he said that, he was about to put the book on the coffee table.

But an accident happened. Crabbe's pumpkin juice was placed on the table and was hit by a book, then spilled very accurately onto Mavis's book.

Draco quickly took out his wand and cast a cleansing spell, but as the pumpkin juice disappeared, the words on the book also disappeared.

Draco looked at the book in surprise, as if he was petrified, not knowing what to do. Pansy also said in horror: "Draco! Mavis treasures her book the most! What should I do?!"

Draco was stunned for a moment and stood up anxiously: "I'll go to the dormitory to see if there is anything that can make her not angry with me!" After that, he ran into the boys' dormitory.

Everyone was very nervous at the time because that was the outline that Mavis had spent a long time compiling and the excerpts that she particularly liked.

Looking at Draco's back, Ivis laughed and said, "Draco is in trouble. The last person who did this was Nero, and in the end he was severely beaten by Mavis."

Although Draco thought that Mavis would not beat him up, after hearing what Ivis said, he was also worried that Mavis would be angry.

When he came back with a box full of snacks, Mavis's roar just rang out: "Who?! Who did it?! He'll be in big trouble if I catch him!"

Everyone else was silent, only Elvis was laughing, and Mavis immediately asked him, "Is it you?"

Ives was stunned for a moment and asked with a smile: "If it were me, what would you do?"

Mavis rolled up her sleeves and said, "If it were you! I would beat you to the point of having to lie in the hospital wing for a week!"

Ives sighed and said, "Too bad that person is Draco."

Draco also came over with a gift box at this time. He lowered his head and said, "I'm sorry, Mavis, I just accidentally spilled Crabbe's pumpkin juice on your book. I thought I could change it back after cleaning it, but..."

Mavis interrupted him before he could finish his words, pulled him to sit on the sofa, and said, "It's okay, it's okay, forget it, it's not important."

Draco looked at her suspiciously: "Really?"

Pansy also curled her lips and said, "Didn't you say those books were your most precious? You were about to beat up Elvis just now, why did you change your face so quickly now?"

Mavis laughed awkwardly a few times: "How could that be? No, no, I was just kidding."

Draco quickly handed her the gift box and said, "I'm sorry Mavis, I know you care about those books. These snacks were sent by my mother this morning. They are all for you. Please don't be angry, okay? I..."

Mavis took his gift box, patted his back, looked at him with a gentle smile and said, "Thank you, Draco, I really like the cookies made by Aunt Narcissa, and I care about you more than books!"

Draco was stunned for a moment and then raised his face proudly: "Haha, I knew that Mavis cared about me more than books!"

Ivis asked with a look of heartache: "Mavis, you mean that Draco is greater than these books, and these books are greater than us, right? I never thought that I would be with you for ten years and years, but in your heart I would be less than Draco, or even less than these books?!"

Mavis covered her mouth and smiled without saying anything, but Terence took the words to heart—Draco was the most precious thing in Mavis' heart.