Together [HP]

Until their figures disappeared on the street, Hermione still stood there with red eyes, looking out.The midday sun shone down, forming a clear dividing line at the door of the bar.Jacqueline looked at the light behind the steps and twisted her chin. She put a hand around Hermione and whispered in her ear, "Let's go on a date, Miss Granger."

"Okay." Hermione replied weakly, but after a few seconds she realized, "A date?" Hermione asked with some surprise, "But where can we go? Everyone is so scared now, Together in groups of threes and fours, we should not be out of Mr Harris' sight."

"My dad said it, and I think he's right. The mysterious man doesn't care that much about the two of us. What's more, even if he cared about us, he wouldn't hide on the side of the street waiting to ambush us."

"But Jacqueline," Hermione said uncertainly, turning to James, who sat back in his seat and ordered another glass of wine.Seeing them looking back at him, James waved to them, signaling that they can go out to play with confidence.

"Should we ask Mrs. Graham first?" Hermione still asked with some concern.

"Don't ask your mother," Jacqueline hurriedly pulled Hermione by the arm and dragged her out of the bar. The two of them stood under the sun, watching the people coming and going on the street, " If she knew, she definitely wouldn't say yes. And as long as we come back before mother comes, what's more," Jacqueline smiled slyly, "don't you want to show me around your Muggle world?"

"But," Hermione still looked hesitant, but Jacqueline looked at her pleadingly, "well," Hermione said softly, "but we can't go too far, and we can't go too far." You can't stay outside for too long."

Jacqueline tilted her head and looked at Hermione, she suddenly laughed with a 'puchi', took Hermione's hand, and the two of them walked slowly down the street.Many Muggles turned to look at them in surprise. "I really didn't expect that one day you would tell me not to play too crazy outside, but," she gently touched the back of Hermione's hand with her thumb, "I seem to have seen the future, and you lit our The child's head orders them, 'You mustn't come back too late, don't go too far, don't play too wild.'"

"I won't be so serious." Hermione said dissatisfied, she frowned slightly, "I will definitely be a good mother who gets along with the children. By the way," Hermione suddenly turned her head and looked at Jie seriously. Guilin, "Did you ever say before that you wanted my kids to be friends with your kids?"

Jacqueline blinked, her eyeballs rolled, and she opened them wide, trying to look surprised, "Did I say that?"

"Of course you didn't say anything." Hermione pushed Jacqueline away angrily, and walked forward angrily, "Yes, you didn't say anything."

"Ah," Jacqueline hurried to catch up, and she hugged Hermione's waist from behind, and Hermione tried to push her away, but Jacqueline kissed Hermione's cheek lightly, "At that time, I Don't you know that I like you yet?" Jacqueline explained next to Hermione's ear, "I apologize to you, okay? I will definitely never think of your child and my child as good friends again Yes, they are our own children, they will definitely love each other, and they will never make noise and trouble you."

"You are my biggest trouble!" Hermione gave Jacqueline a half-complaining and half-shy look, "There are some good bookstores nearby, do you want to go shopping?"

"Lead the way, my girlfriend from the Muggle world."

They walked into the nearest bookstore, and behind the counter stood an old man wearing a waistcoat and a monocle. When he saw them coming in, he just nodded slightly at them, and did not show much surprise. Look, continue to be busy with the work in hand.

Jacqueline and Hermione looked at the bookshelves one by one. They didn't have anything to buy, but they became interested in a lot of books on the shelves.

"It's a pity," Hermione said reluctantly touching a book of Higgins's poetry, "I almost forgot that there are so many interesting books in the Muggle world. Look, we have prose , fairy tales, poetry and novels. If it weren't for the fact that we have too many classes next semester..."

"It's okay." Jacqueline kissed Hermione lightly while the other customers in the bookstore were not paying attention, "When you graduate from Hogwarts, we will move all the books here home."

"But," Hermione sighed softly, "I want to work in the Ministry of Magic after graduation, and I'm afraid I'll run out of time at that time. Didn't your father say it? Once we leave school, time will be even worse." Not enough."

"He's just talking nonsense." Jacqueline said anxiously, "What's more, it's just because his job requires traveling all over the world. Besides, if you are really too busy to read, then I can I’ll read it to you on the side. That’s how I read the book, doesn’t it?”

"Yeah," Hermione tried hard to hold back her smile, the corners of her mouth slightly raised, "How did I forget, are you still interested in our Muggle books?"

Jacqueline tilted her neck and looked at Hermione who was choosing books in front of her. She suddenly felt as if she had been slightly mocked by Hermione.

"This is not good, Miss Granger." Jacqueline walked up quickly, and she hugged Hermione from behind, causing some customers in the bookstore to stare, "Don't forget, I He is also the one who has memorized The Complete Works of Shakespeare."

"Yeah, and satirized Professor Lockhart with his poems." Hermione smiled and took a thick and heavy book from the shelf, "Okay, I've decided, I'll treat this book as a Here's a birthday present for you." She smiled happily and walked towards the counter.

"Birthday gift?" Jacqueline touched her nose, she looked up at the place on the shelf where Hermione had just taken the book down, "The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales." Jacqueline read the title softly, she giggled Laughed.

"In that case, shouldn't I also give you a set of the complete fairy tales of our wizarding world as your Christmas present?" When Jacqueline walked out of the bookstore with Hermione holding the bag containing the books, she She asked with a smile, then she leaned closer to Hermione and asked in a low voice, "Miss Granger, you haven't forgotten what you owed me on Valentine's Day last semester, right?"

"Of course I haven't forgotten." Hermione nodded, she glanced at her watch, and said with a little regret, "It's very late now, we should go back, otherwise Mr. Harris and Professor Graham will be very upset." worried."

"Don't be so anxious," Jacqueline shook her head. "It's time for lunch now. I think Mom and Dad must be eating at the Leaky Cauldron, so," she winked at Hermione, "unless You're in a hurry to go back and ruin their 'date', or maybe you can tell me where you Muggle eats?"

"We can choose a coffee shop at will," Hermione looked at the small shops around, because the lunch time was approaching, and the counters in many shops were full of people.They chose for a while, and finally decided to go into the one with the fewest people.

They entered a very small and shabby coffee shop. The tables in the coffee shop were thinly covered with oil stains, and there were a few slovenly homeless men sitting in several cubicles. They saw Jacqueline and They all laughed hoarsely when they saw Hermione, "I really want to buy you a cup of coffee." The one closest to them yelled at them, and Jacqueline flushed and put her hand in her pocket. In the sleeve, he held his wand.

"Ignore him, Jacquiline," Hermione quickly took Jacqui's hand, "We can't use magic outside."

Jacqueline gritted her teeth and glared at the homeless man, and put her arms around Hermione tightly.They walked into an empty booth where a gum-chewing waitress lumbered over and threw two menus in front of them with a deadpan expression.

"It seems that your food is no different from ours." Jacqueline glanced at the menu and whispered to Hermione.

"What did you say?" the waitress asked loudly, digging her ears with her hands, "Are you ready to order? Don't waste my time."

"A cappuccino and a cheeseburger," said Hermione.

"One fish and chips and one, card, card..." Jacqueline looked at Hermione, "what's the card?"

"Cappuccino," said Hermione.

The waitress gave them a look like a madman, and walked back slowly again.

"You guys," Jacqueline looked at the small shop with great interest, including the tables and booths in front of you, "do all your restaurants look like this?"

"The better ones are all human now." Hermione looked a little distraught, she kept looking at her watch, "Oh, my God, if Professor Graham knew I brought you here like this Where..." At this moment the men across from them whistled at them, Hermione flinched, and Jacqueline glared at them immediately, but the group of men laughed even more.

"No matter what you do, she will praise you for doing well." Jacqueline said viciously, looking at the group of men, "I should carry a few bottles of potions with me, and let these stupid Muggles know... "

"No, please don't." Hermione firmly grasped Jacqueline's hand under the table, "It's against the rules for you to do this."

"Then let people from the Ministry of Magic catch me." Jacqueline snorted unconvinced, and then she laughed, "Especially, the current Minister is Uncle Rufus."

Their lunch was quickly 'thrown' in front of them. Jacqueline glanced at the gray and frothy liquid in front of her, and snorted from her throat in great resistance. She looked at the plate again The french fries were a little soft, and his eyebrows were obviously frowned.

"If you don't mind," Hermione pushed her own cheeseburger in front of Jacqueline, "we can exchange, you can try mine, at least their beef is full."

That's true, the beef in that hamburger was about a pound.

"It's okay." Jacqueline swallowed her throat, she picked up a knife and fork and started to deal with her fried fish steak, "I'd still like to try yours," she snorted, "it's obviously not serious Lunch."

The waitress heard Jacqueline's words, gave her a vicious look, and shuffled back to the back of the counter.

After simply eating a piece of fish steak and a quarter of Hermione's hamburger, Jacqueline called the waitress over to pay the bill.

"£12.45," said the waitress lazily, but Jacqueline's eyes widened.

"12.45 pounds?" She looked at the steak in front of her in disbelief. "This fish weighs 12.45 pounds?"

"It's sterling, Jacqueline." Hermione, who sat across from her, had to remind her in a low voice.Jacqueline looked at her blankly, and she had to go on, "Money, pounds are money in the Muggle world."

"Oh," Jacqueline's ears were red, she hurriedly grabbed all the money James gave her from her pocket, and handed it to Hermione, she whispered, "Help me see , I should, um, is this enough money?"

By this time the waitress had begun to look at them suspiciously.

"That's enough." Hermione said softly, and she took out a ten pound note and a five pound note from Jacqueline's hand, put them on the table, and said to the waitress, "You don't need to look for it. " and hurriedly pulled Jacqueline out.

"This has to be the worst meal I've ever had." Jacqueline frowned and nodded vigorously. "I wish Mom and Dad would save me some food now. Of course, I mean the Leaky Cauldron." Although the stuff is only enough to make do with it, it is definitely better than this meal."

"If there is a chance in the future, I will take you to eat delicious Muggle food, okay?" Hermione coaxed softly.

Jacqueline then shrugged her nose and responded.