Chapter 323 The Rozier family is so weird

Old men in the wizarding world seem to love growing beards. Thierry Rozier is like this, Dumbledore is like this, and even Hagrid is like this. Isn’t it really troublesome to take care of it? Won’t there be food residue and sauce on your beard when you eat?

It's hard to understand, but fortunately Miss Drizzt will never have to worry about this in her life, unless she plans to replace her beard with her own long hair.

Don't forget, today is Christmas. This holiday is not suitable for mourning the spring and autumn, nor is it suitable for searching for the hidden person.

The right way to end this sad conversation is with a joke and a naughty question. Agnes and her French dinner are still waiting for their grandparents!

Dinner is still very French, with oysters, smoked salmon, and fresh foie gras. No duck could leave Jinling alive, and no duck or goose could leave France alive.

Of course, turkey is always an indispensable part of Christmas. What is slightly different from Hogwarts is that the protagonist tonight is the chestnut turkey.

Dessert is a Christmas stake cake made of chocolate. After the dessert, a glass of fragrant mulled wine is served. This Christmas is simply not too comfortable.

In order to make the taste of mulled wine more exciting, Ada also secretly poured a little brandy into it.

After Christmas, it’s St. Sylvester’s Day, also commonly known as New Year’s Eve, the last day of the year.

What was unexpected was that Henry Rozier, whom he had not seen for a long time, actually ran over and the first thing he said when they met was "You have chosen a cousin-in-law for yourself." If others remember it, there must be an echo. Henry indeed never forgets it, but the echo appears in Ada's mind. She is terrified when she sees Henry now.

There are quite a few Muggle-born witches in Hogwarts, but Ada can't just go up to them and ask them when she sees one: "Sister-in-law, do you have a boyfriend? If not, would you mind considering my cousin who is far away in France?" If so, would you mind replacing it with my cousin who is far away in France?"

Ada dared to ask this question. Even if she had pricks on her head, the pricks on her head would still have to be removed.

Henry's arrival was not too surprising. Before Ada came to Paris, Henry had come to visit Vida from time to time to relieve her boredom with the old man. This is why Vader first thought of Henry when he was considering changing his family.

What really made Ada feel strange was that Henry did not come alone, but there was another young man with a tall and thin body and red lips and white teeth with him.

This man's name is Hector Rozier, and he is the same generation as Ada, but he was born a few months earlier than Ada and is currently studying at Beauxbatons. Unlike Henry, who had no formal appearance, Héctor looked very reserved. He did not touch the drinks and snacks placed in front of him.

When talking to Vida, Héctor's tone of voice and sitting posture were very regular, and there was nothing transgressive. It could be seen that he and Vader were not really familiar with each other. In addition to being unfamiliar, they were probably also afraid.

It wasn't until Ada was forcefully dragged out of the house by Henry and the three young people took to the streets of the Champs Elysees that Hector finally came to life and regained the vigor that young people should have.

The three of them walked westward along the Champs Elysées. Along the way, Ada and Hector, who had red lips and white teeth, didn't speak much. They just listened to Henry talking alone, like an old lady.

It doesn't matter if you just talk alone, the key is that Henry actually has the nerve to say something like "You two of the same age should communicate more." Ada really wanted to strangle one of her own, or directly strangle Henry Rozier to death.

After reaching out and making gestures, Ada discovered a very serious problem, that is, she, who was less than 1.7 meters tall, reached out to pinch Henry, who was nearly 2 meters tall. This posture did not look like it could exert force.

Ada suddenly didn't want to strangle Henry to death. She wanted to cut off a section of Henry's leg and fit it on herself.

Maybe it's really because of the surname, the Rozier family is so weird. There was Grindelwald's crazy fangirl Vida Rozier before, and then there was Death Eater fanatic Evan Rozier; before there was Louis because of love, and later there was Henry who yearned for freedom.

Soon, Héctor also showed Ada why he deserved the surname Rozier.

The beautiful boy with red lips and white teeth first said to Henry, "If you had shut your mouth, Esmeralda and I would have been very familiar with each other." Although Henry didn't say "Then let me go", he did not speak anymore and honestly closed his mouth.

Then, Héctor kindly demonstrated to Ada what communication and familiarity meant.

At the westernmost end of the Champs Elysées, in the Place de l'Etoile, Héctor Rozier introduced Ada to the history of the Arc de Triomphe in detail. From the Battle of Austerlitz to the emperor's order to build the Arc de Triomphe, and from the emperor to Louis XVI...

Suddenly, Ada felt that the person standing next to her was not a pure-blood wizard, but a tour guide.

Brother, is your manager familiar with introducing history and architecture? Brother, you are so familiar with Muggle history, do your parents know? To have lived to this age without being beaten to death fully proves that you are the biological child of the two of them!

Hector's secretiveness not only frightened Ada, but also Henry looked shocked.

Henry liked this little brother very much, otherwise he would not have brought him to the Champs Elysees today, but he did not expect that Ector had such an unknown side.

Seeing Ada's doubtful eyes about life, Héctor stopped belatedly and asked in confusion: "Did I say something wrong? This is what is written in the Muggle history books!"

Ada waved her hands hurriedly, indicating that there were no mistakes in Hector's explanation. What's wrong is not Héctor, it's Rozier, what's wrong is the world, what's wrong is Ada's wrong way of opening the world.

The ancient pure-blood family promised to hate and hate Muggles! Why do you two brothers want to marry a Muggle and the other knows the history of Muggles so well? Shouldn't you just abandon these things like worn out shoes?

Who can tell Ada why this is, why the Rozier she knows is completely different from the Rozier she knows?

When Hector finished introducing the history of the Arc de Triomphe, the three of them left the Star-shaped Square along Jena Street and walked towards the Eiffel Tower in the distance.

The streets of France are not full of plane trees, and the same is true of the streets of Paris. The trees on both sides of the street were bare, and crowds of people continued to gather towards the Champ de Mars.

Finally before midnight, Ada stood on the Jena Bridge under the leadership of Henry. Of course, the enthusiastic explanation of the tour guide Hector was indispensable along the way.

If Hector hadn't told her, Ada would have never known that the Jena Bridge had changed its name.

At midnight, Héctor stopped his lecture on history, and the noisy Muggles around him also became quiet, and everyone was waiting for the fireworks show to start.

Ada also raised her head and tiptoed forward, trying to occupy a better position. Suddenly Ada felt someone tapping her shoulder, and she turned to look at the tall Henry behind her.

Henry Rozier first bent his arms and showed off his strong biceps, then patted his broad shoulders and whispered: "Do you need help?"

Is it a curse? Did Henry Rozier just curse? Although she did not grow to 1.8 meters, as a girl, she grew to 1.67 meters, which is very short!

Ada silently moved away from Henry. She is now very disgusted with her cousin. You said you have nothing to do to grow so tall. The earth can hardly accommodate you.

The fireworks were launched into the sky, and the crowd gave deafening cheers. Everyone raised their heads to watch the wonderful fireworks display.

If anyone looked down at this moment, they would find that the girl in the black windbreaker on the Jena Bridge was actually floating!

In fact, the height that Ada floated was not very high. It gave the impression that she was just stepping on a small bench. Looking at the bright fireworks rising in front of her eyes, she suddenly felt that these Rozier relatives were not too bad after all.

Thanks to book friend Luo Yue Ruzheng for the tip, and thanks to book friend star 138629 for the tip.