HP: Hogwarts, but pro-generation

Holidays make people happy. This was Xia's only thought as she lay on the sofa.

When she got off the train, she saw Kreacher who came to pick up Sirius reluctantly. It must be said that the two of them really hated each other.

The moment Kreacher saw Sirius, he screamed and then kept muttering, "It's terrible, the disobedient young master broke the mistress's heart, but Kreacher still came to pick up the young master."

Sirius didn't care what the house-elf said, but Ender and James couldn't stand it. Just as they were about to save face for their brother, Kreacher noticed the people around his troublesome young master.

"Oh, the young master and his shady friends."

"Shut your mouth, Kreacher." Sirius said viciously. Kreacher could say whatever he wanted about him and he didn't care anyway, but that didn't mean he could say anything about his friends.

The house elf would always obey the master's orders, even if he hated the master, he had to act according to the instructions. He shut up as he wished, his big ears drooped down, and his skinny hands grabbed them. After Sirius finished speaking, Kreacher knelt on the ground and kept hitting his head on the ground, muttering in a hoarse, low voice like a bullfrog.

Sirius's expression became worse and worse. He grabbed Kreacher and said to his friends, "I'm leaving now. See you during the holidays."

After he finished speaking hastily, he said to Kreacher in disgust, "Go back."

Then there was a bang, and they disappeared on the platform.

A group of people were left standing there stunned.

After a long moment, Lily's slightly puzzled voice said, "Well... I guess I don't know enough about house-elves?"

She seemed to be choosing her words carefully. She opened and closed her mouth several times before she said tactfully, "It seems that he is not as friendly as the house-elves in Hogwarts. He is a little... impolite?"

"Merlin, he's more than rude!" James said in surprise. There were also house elves in Potter Manor, but none of them were like the one just now. "It's pitiful that my brother has to face such a situation."

Xia understood how Sirius treated Kreacher, but she couldn't say anything against her will. After all, the two of them hated each other. Perhaps the only one who could ease their relationship was Regulus. She hoped Sirius could listen to Regulus.

"Well, we can't stand here any longer." Ander saw his parents waving at them, "The adults are getting impatient."

At this time, Lily saw the Evanses standing next to the Hopes. She exclaimed and ran to them excitedly.

Penny came too. She stood beside them. When she saw Lily jumping into her parents' arms, she pouted in dissatisfaction. "I thought you would want to see me more."

"Penny, you know I miss you too." Lily snuggled in her mother's arms and smiled at Penny.

"Okay, okay, then you have to hug me first next time." Penny crossed her arms and raised her head, "After all, I miss you too."

"I knew it."

On the other side, the Hopes and Potters' families were also a warm scene.

In contrast, Remus was much more reserved and shy. He just stood beside his parents. Madam Lupin touched the top of his head affectionately and said, "Okay, Remus. We have to go and say goodbye to our friends."

This was the first time everyone met Remus' parents, who were always very low-key. Their weathered faces had gentle smiles on them, and when they saw their son's friends in the distance greeting them, they raised their hands to signal.

The boys were reluctant to part, and several of them gathered together to discuss something in a low voice. After a while, James pulled Ender and Remus to Madam Lupin, raised his head and begged, "Mrs. Lupin, can Remus come to play with us during the summer vacation?"

Remus also had a pleading look on his face. Thinking of her son's secret, Mrs. Lupin's face turned even paler. Even though she didn't want to make the children sad, she still managed to say, "I'm sorry, kids. Remus can't come to see you during the summer vacation. We..."

She didn't finish her words, Remus's lost look almost tore her heart apart. But she had to refuse ruthlessly, even if she didn't want to do so.

It had been like this for so many years. After that night, she had almost given up any hope and just wanted Remus to live happily and safely. The appearance of Dumbledore broke everything.

When he said that Remus could go to Hogwarts, her and her husband's hearts were pounding wildly. She never thought that Remus could go to school, let alone make so many friends.

Mrs. Lupin just hoped that they wouldn't discover Remus' secret and make it known, because then Remus would be devastated.

This was also the reason why she tried her best to prevent Remus from spending the summer vacation with his friends.

Everyone knew what Mrs. Lupin was worried about, but they didn't intend to tell the lady who was worried about her son that they knew Remus's furry little secret, which would scare her.

"Mom, can I just go for a few days? After that, please."

Remus Lupin was an obedient child, but he was naughty when he was young. After that incident, he became a quiet child. At that time, the ignorant little wizard didn't know what happened to him. He only knew that he would feel pain and couldn't control himself when the moon was the fullest. When he grew up, he became silent.

Mrs. Lupin could hardly remember the last time Remus had asked her for help, perhaps when he had been eager to go to Hogwarts after Dumbledore had left. Seeing her son like this, she softened.

She sighed, crouched down and looked Remus in the eyes and whispered, "Okay, but only for a few days."

Remus was obviously very happy, he hugged his mother tightly. He heard his mother say: "I hope you can be happy."