Chapter 82 The Secret of the Twins

The elf Winnie has been persuading Ada, hoping that Ada will not be impulsive. But in Toller's view, this was not helping him, but the elf's "pity" for him. He was "pityed" by the lowly house elf. When did he fall to this point?

Ada's wand was pressed against Toller's face, and there was a smile on her lips as she spoke. To Toller, this smile was undoubtedly mocking him, mocking his weakness, and mocking his incompetence.

Toller wanted to take out his wand to resist, but could his trembling hands really hold the wand tightly? Is he really a match for the mudblood in front of him? Ada is a crazy bitch, she can cast a spell on her head at any time!

Threatened by the wand on his face and surrounded by fear, Toller was frightened. He did not dare to continue the stalemate. The force of the wand poking at his face became stronger and stronger. He felt that Ada's patience was about to run out. Depleted.

In the end, Toller chose to put down his dignity. He lowered his head and did not dare to look at the "devil" standing opposite him. He stared at the ground blankly. Even his own breathing felt extremely harsh now.

Ada lowered her wand and took two steps back. Since the other party had admitted his cowardice, there was no need to continue to force him. Ada said to Toller: "Get lost."

Toller hurriedly moved away from where he was just now, fearing that he would be hit by the spell if he delayed for a while. Toller spoke the command to the Fat Lady with a trembling voice, and the portrait moved forward unsteadily. He had never noticed that the portrait moved so slowly!

As soon as the hole in the wall appeared, Toller hurriedly climbed in. In the lounge, students are chasing and fighting, or gathering in twos and threes to do homework and chat.

Toller, who stumbled in, accidentally bumped into other students. The sound the student made when he fell attracted most of the attention, and everyone also saw the lost Toller.

What he saw in front of him made Toler feel even more embarrassed. He ignored the students who fell to the ground, but hurried back to his dormitory and wrapped himself in a quilt.

Outside the common room, the house elf Winnie let go of the hem of Ada's robe and gently patted her chest with her little hand. Winnie was just frightened. She liked Miss Drizzt very much. She didn't want anything to happen to Miss Drizzt, but she didn't know how to stop it.

Winnie felt that if Toller had refused to bow his head just now, Miss Drizzt would definitely recite the spell, and she could feel it.

"Miss, you shouldn't do such a thing, you hurt other students, the professors will punish you..." Winnie whispered, the house elf should not have said such words.

"Don't worry, Winnie, I was just trying to scare him." Ada leaned down, her eyes level with the elf, "He will definitely lower his head."

"Why is Miss so sure that Mr. Toller will bow his head and admit defeat?" Winnie asked puzzledly.

"Because he doesn't have the guts!"

"When I was in the underground classroom, I deliberately bumped him hard, but he didn't dare to do anything. He only cursed and chewed people behind their backs. Just now I took out my wand and threatened him, but he didn't even have the courage to resist." Ai Da continued to explain, "I hope he can take out his wand so that I can take a good look at him. I really don't know how he got into Gryffindor."

"It's really too dangerous. Miss should not choose to use this method. You may be injured! The professors will definitely be unhappy if they find out." Winnie said with concern.

"Okay, Winnie, it's time for me to go back. See you next time." Ada waved to Winnie, then turned and entered the entrance of the cave. The elf bowed deeply and did not stand up and leave until the Fat Lady hid the entrance again.

Entering the lounge, Ada greeted several familiar Gryffindors. For some reason, Ada felt that the students in the lounge looked at her a little strangely.

Fred and George were sitting in armchairs playing with some gadgets, which seemed to be some magic tricks they bought. After Ada came over and sat down, the two brothers put these gadgets into their schoolbags.

"Why do they look at me like that?" Ada asked in a low voice, unconsciously touching the tip of her nose with her right hand, "Is my nose obviously red?"

"What are you talking about? Isn't your nose fine?"

"Is it possible that Snape gave you a red nose?"

Although the twins were teasing Ada, they still explained the whole story to Ada. When Toller came in, everyone thought he was frightened and looked like that. But when Ada followed closely and entered the lounge, everyone understood, and naturally the picture came up in their minds. Toler was indeed frightened, and it was from Ada.

The Gryffindor students have been discussing the matter of Ada and Toller privately. The term has just started and they are so excited that there is such a melon to eat. Of course, you have to bring your own bench, melon seeds, and mineral water. They were a little curious as to what Ada had done to scare Toller into that state.

"What did you do to Toller? Didn't you punch him hard?" Fred asked, making a gesture of punching him.

"Or the Bat-Spell. Didn't you discuss this with Ginny during the holidays?" George had always wanted to see this spell. If this spell could summon Snape, he would be invincible.

Ada shook her head and said, "I just scared him. I neither beat him nor scolded him."

"Just scaring? Do you look that scary? He looks like there is a troll chasing behind him!" Fred and George said together.

Regardless of the twins once again describing themselves as trolls, Ada said: "That's it for now. Don't bother Toller any more for the time being. You two are not allowed to do little things behind my back, and I don't think Charlie is either." Do you hope that your batsmen cannot play due to the lockdown?”

"Okay, we had already planned to give Toller some pain." Fred said, looking in the direction of the boys' dormitory.

"Since you said so, we just need to cancel the plan." George said nonchalantly, "We have a lot to do anyway, right, Fred?"

"You two have always been mysterious lately. What tricks are you doing?" Ada asked with concern. The two brothers have been acting strangely recently. They haven't been running around outside the castle much recently.

Fred waved to Ada, and Ada also came closer. The twins whispered in Ada's ears: "Secret."

If you come out to fool around, you will have to pay it back sooner or later. This sentence is reflected very well in Ada. Last year, she hid the welfare matter from the twins for more than half a year. This school year, the twins hid it from her. This is retribution.

The twins' faces were filled with smiles of successful plots, which made Ada angry and amused.

Everyone has secrets. Those that cannot be told to others and those that do not want to be told to others are secrets. Ada also has secrets. She hides more secrets than the twins. Rounding up, everyone is even.

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