Chapter 135 Burrow

Ginny left after filling her small bag with books.

As for Robert.

Who knows if he was impressed by Liu Bei's words? You know, even military advisers fell under his charisma.

Hermione also picked out a few books that looked like fairy tales, and plausibly said that she wanted to learn about wizard culture.

Well, that's right. The enlightenment reading is simple and easy to understand, and it can provide a simple understanding of the wizarding world.

There are naturally more than these books in the second-hand bookstore, but the three of them obviously don't want to go shopping anymore.

It will get dark if we don’t leave!

When all the little wizards gathered at the door of the ice cream shop, Percy and Penelope had sweet smiles on their faces, the twins had a bit of evil expressions, Ron was as happy as a fool, and Ginny and Hermione were content.

Robert was silent for three seconds, then approached the twins and asked in a low voice, "What did you two do again?"

Fred chuckled and said nothing.

When George saw Robert's eyes turning, he grinned, showing his white teeth.

"???"Did not say?

Robert raised his eyebrows and looked at Ron. At this time, the small red horned owl was resting on Ron's shoulder fearfully, looking around cautiously.

"Ron named it Zhu Weiqiong." Fred held his forehead, "It seems a little timid."

"Well, maybe, compared to female owls, male owls are less courageous?" Robert shrugged, what should he do if the brutal collision of a female owl starting with the letter Y came to mind.

its not right.

Robert then thought, no, isn't Ron's owl piglet a white-faced horned owl? No matter how you look at it, this one's face isn't white, right? More like a taupe.

Could it be that the future has been bleached?

While they were talking, Mr. and Mrs. Weasley and Mr. and Mrs. Granger came out. Mrs. Weasley immediately saw the little guy on Ron's shoulder.

"Oh! Merlin!" Mrs. Weasley was stunned for a moment, "This little guy looks just like Errol when he was a child!"

Mrs. Granger seemed to be very fond of this furry little guy and couldn't help teasing Zhu Weiqiong.

If an owl could cry, Robert felt that this little guy would be able to cry for everyone to see in a minute now.

Ron blushed and muttered under his breath, "Errol's bigger than that."

"Errol was very timid when he was little," Mrs. Granger said with a smile. "I thought he would always be like that, but when he grew up, I realized I was wrong."

After a pause, Mrs. Granger's expression seemed to become more and more serious, "Wait a minute, I remember that the price of owls in the Eela Owl Shop is 10 galleons. Ron, who gave this to you as a gift? "

Ron subconsciously glanced at the twins, then withdrew his gaze and lowered his head.

Although his movement was not large, it could not escape Mrs. Weasley's eyes, "Are they Fred and George?"

Although these two brats earned 70 galleons a month last semester, Mrs. Weasley always believed that it was just the two of them who were lucky. In her heart, she still hoped that they would enter the Ministry of Magic.

However, hasn’t the management right of the elimination potion been handed over to the Ministry of Magic?

Where did they get the money?

The glare from their mother made the two living treasures immediately stand up obediently, not daring to move at all.

However, to everyone's surprise, Mrs. Weasley did not mean to reprimand the twins, but instead extended an invitation to the Granger family.

The Grangers were indeed curious about what a wizarding family was like, but they had no intention of going there. Hermione's eyes were filled with little stars, and she was probably very interested.

Originally, the Grangers wanted to refuse Hermione's request. After all, Hogwarts was a residential school, and the couple would not be able to see their precious daughter before Christmas, so they were naturally very reluctant to part with her.

Seeing this, Robert suggested that Hermione go live at the Burrow for two weeks.

"If Hermione hadn't been too young, she would have entered school last year." Robert shrugged. "Going to the Burrow will help her adapt to the wizarding world in advance. At least she will be much more relaxed after going to school."

The Grangers finally agreed to Hermione's request, and so, two weeks before the start of school, Hermione and Robert moved into the Burrow together.

"If you don't mind, you can live in the same room as Ginny, on the second floor." Mrs. Weasley warmly welcomed the two of them, "Robert, you can live in the room on the fourth floor."

"Thank you, it's fine for me and Fred to live together. I think my bed and desk should still be there, right?" Robert asked uncertainly.

Mrs. Weasley seemed to have a headache. She sighed and said helplessly, "Although your things are still there, but...the two of them..."

"Boom!" A huge explosion resounded throughout the Burrow, and Robert only saw a large pile of black smoke spiraling up the stairs, past the fifth floor, through the attic, and finally disappeared.

The Burrow was quiet for a moment, and then the sound of Ron's violent coughing sounded, followed by a very unpleasant and harsh sound coming from the attic. The two coughing sounds were disturbing, and seemed to be mixed with the mournful cry of an owl. It was a mess.

Percy opened the door and glanced outside, just in time to see Robert. As soon as he said hello, he heard his mother's roar, "Fred! George!"

"What happened?" Ginny and Hermione walked out of the room and looked towards the third floor in confusion, but Mrs. Weasley persuaded them to go back.

"Okay, it's Fred and George's trick, they always do this!" Mrs. Weasley waved her hands to the two of them, "You go back to the house first, and I'll go see what's going on!"

With that said, she rushed into the twins' room angrily, "Fred! George! You must give me a reason today! Otherwise, there will be no dinner!"

Percy looked at Robert standing next to the stairs and gestured to his room, "How about you stay with me?"

Robert coughed dryly and abandoned the twins without hesitation, "Excuse me."

He waved downstairs and said, "See you at dinner?"

The two girls nodded and hid in the room with unusual simplicity, completely ignoring the twins' screams.

Ron was still coughing painfully. Percy looked at the stairs, then at Robert, pointed at the top, and said, "Well, I'll go check on Ron. Can you sit by yourself for a while? The books on the bookshelf are okay. Feel free to look through it, but don’t touch anything on the desk.”

So is Percy such an easy talker? Didn’t he say that he hated people entering his room? It feels so inconsistent to send out invitations so easily!

In this regard, Robert can only think that this must be Penelo's fault!