Chapter 594 Brave Weasley

The girl told me that my card magic was amazing, almost like real magic...

Ron, who unilaterally announced that they would die together, shouted and ran downstairs, not daring to stay within the sight of the twins.

If falling in love with Lavender Kissing Demon Brown only caused Ron to die socially at the Burrow, if he was caught after exposing the twins, he would probably be played to death by the angry twins!

Ron didn't dare to waste a moment and ran wildly in front of him, with the twins chasing after him, coaxing him while chasing.

"Stop, Ron! We promise we're just talking, we won't lay a finger on you!"

Why don't you watch the excitement? Ada also got up and followed out. She wanted to see how Fred and George planned to deal with Ron, and she was also quite interested in the girl in the paper shop.

When walking out of the bedroom, the considerate Ada also gently closed the door, creating a private space for Harry and Ginny so that they would not be disturbed by blind people.

There's only so much my sister can help you with, come on!

Just because the door was closed and delayed for such a short time, Ron, who didn't dare to stop, had already ran into the living room and hid behind his mother who sang loudly.

Mrs. Weasley frowned in displeasure at being interrupted from her singing. The twins who were chasing them immediately slowed down and did not dare to shout arrogantly, "If you don't stop, I will kill you."

Ada was last, and before she could follow him back to the living room, she could no longer move. The Weasley's magical wall clock attracted her and she couldn't take her eyes away.

It was a magic positioning wall clock. There were no numbers representing time on the clock face, but location information such as home, school, prison, Quidditch, etc. "Mortal Danger" was engraved at twelve o'clock on an ordinary clock.

The hands are not hour, minute, or second hands, but names. Each hand is engraved with the name of a family member. Now, these hands all point to the twelve o'clock position, pointing to the red fatal danger.

Bill walked over at some point, holding a half-drunk glass of eggnog in his hand.

"The wall clock has been like this for a long time. After the mysterious man made a public comeback, they pointed to 'mortal danger.'" Bill said softly, "I wanted to throw it out a long time ago, but my mother didn't agree."

Ada looked at the name on the pointer quietly. Mr. and Mrs. Weasley's, Bill, Charlie, Percy, the twins, Ron, Ginny.

Originally there were only these hands on the wall clock, but now there is an extra hand. I don't know when it was installed. The hand says "Esmeralda" on it.

Ding! Your friend [Stumbling Block on the Road to Darkness] is online!

"Ah, you are looking at this!" Bill said with a look of realization. "My mother added this because she doesn't trust you. Because of the appearance of your pointer, Fleur was jealous for several days!"

Fleur did have a reason to be jealous. As the official prospective daughter-in-law of the Weasley family, she was also the eldest daughter-in-law. The magic positioning wall clock did not have her name, while Ada, a person with a foreign surname, had a name on the clock. Anyone would be unhappy if she changed it.

"This is a good thing, it shows that Fleur cares about you." Ada said with a smile, her eyes still staring at her pointer, "For you, she wants to integrate into this family, and she also wants to be recognized by everyone..."

Before she finished speaking, Fleur's voice came from the living room.

Fleur seemed to be imitating Celestina's singing voice, not sure if it was to please her future mother-in-law, or if she wanted to stage a battle between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law in advance, once and for all. In short, Fleur's singing was indescribable, and Mrs. Weasley's expression was equally indescribable.

"It's just that her method may not be right and needs to be adjusted." Ada said speechlessly, "Good things come hard, good things come hard..."

Bill also looked up at the sky, hoping that there was nothing he could do. Fleur had messed up everything again.

How many times has this happened? Bill thought for a while, and suddenly realized that he couldn't remember. He had messed up too many times.

The two of them returned to the living room together. As soon as they saw Bill coming in, Fleur immediately came over with an expression of "I've done a good job, come and praise me" on her pretty face.

Then, Bill really doted on Fleur's smooth long hair, with words of praise like "proud" and "awesome" written all over his face. Bill, that's great.

Being caught off guard and stuffed with a handful of dog food, Ada wanted to give the sweet couple a [Strong Skull Crack] first, then a [Deliberate Punch], and finally, [Awesome].

Only in this way can you relieve the depression in your heart.

Except for Ada, everyone in the living room has long been accustomed to it, still talking about their own things, treating the couple as if they were nothing.

The twins and Ron stood beside Mrs. Weasley with lowered eyebrows, their hands clasped behind their backs, like three elementary school students who had made mistakes. Every time Mrs. Weasley said something, the twins and Ron nodded like machines with precise precision.

Mrs. Weasley asked who Lavender Brown was on the left, asked who the paper shop girl was on the right, and asked questions about the girl who suddenly appeared. Judging from Mrs. Weasley's expression, she was obviously dissatisfied with the way her son looked at her.

The eldest son has already chosen Fleur Delacour, and Mrs. Weasley doesn't want her younger sons to make the same mistake as her eldest brother, so of course she has to strictly control the decision.

Compared to the unfamiliar Lavender, Hermione was slightly more pleasing to the eye; as for the Muggle girl in the paper shop, she was not even a wizard. Mrs. Weasley was more satisfied with Fleur than the Muggle girl.

The Weasley family is friendly to Muggles and will not discriminate against them, let alone abuse them. Mr. Weasley also wrote laws to protect Muggles and got mad at Fred and George for playing tricks on Dudley.

Despite this, if the children really want to marry a Muggle girl, it will not be an easy task.

Whether in the East or the West, marriage is never a matter of two people, but a mutual union of two families.

There is a huge difference in the understanding of the world between Muggles and wizards. This difference affects the lifestyles of both parties, which in turn affects the relationship between the two parties, and may even lead to irreconcilable conflicts.

The Dursley family's attitude towards James Potter is not unique. Isn't the reason why Harry inflated Maggie because of all the slanders she made towards his parents?

The unknown creates fear, and the power possessed by wizards is incomprehensible to Muggles, so they regard wizards as monsters and devils. Otherwise, how could there be a witch hunt?

Muggles regard wizards as evil aliens, and wizards are naturally not friendly to Muggles.

If wizards were willing to treat Muggles well and put Muggles on an equal footing with themselves, then Grindelwald might not have responded so easily, and today's Voldemort would not have been able to win over a large number of pure-blood wizards so easily.

Even Mr. Weasley would inevitably express contempt for Muggles in his words.

This is not a particularly big mistake, or the evil in the heart, but is caused by the unique perspective brought to the wizard by the extraordinary power. There is a strong-weak relationship between Muggles and Muggles, let alone extraordinary wizards.

The Weasleys may have had some contempt for Muggles, but they never insulted them and treated them as kindly as possible. When Voldemort led the Death Eaters to slaughter Muggles wantonly, they also stood up and tried their best to stop it.

Although Muggles were weak to Voldemort and his henchmen, so were the Weasleys.

It is already a good thing not to swing your sword at the weak at will. If you draw your sword against the stronger in order to protect the weak, you are a brave man. The Weasleys are brave.