Chapter 127 A planned encounter
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Nian Gao Pei Ma Tuan
The first day of school has arrived as promised.
September 1991, 9 was a sunny day, unlike the hazy day last year.
Glenn doesn't have to get up early and endure the torture of the road-crazy attribute.
Automatic pathfinding, yyds.
At 10:40, Glenn got out of a classic black taxi. For the sake of the tip, the driver specially helped him remove the heavy suitcase and stack it on the cart.
Glenn looked relaxed and sighed silently.
It's nice to have money.
He pushed the luggage trolley and walked slowly to the station door. The route was clearly marked on the map. The estimated arrival time was: 8 minutes.
The warm sunlight reflected on the map bar in front of the door, and the reflection of the glass flashed into Glenn's eyes.
Glenn's eyes swept over and he couldn't help but smile.
He couldn't help but think of the embarrassing and suffocating scene a year ago when he returned to the same place for two and a half hours.
It was at that time that he saw Morgana's green tea skills for the first time.
Well-behaved, sensible, and considerate of face.
Glenn smiled and shook his head, seeming to understand what the girl was thinking at that time.
He walked into the station and was attracted by an inconspicuous stall at the entrance.
The stall is not big, and there are all kinds of drinks, tissues, chewing gum and other things on the shelves.
He pushed the cart over, picked out a black-packaged gadget from the shelf, paid for it and put it in his pocket.
Following the guidance of the map, he had reached a place where he could see the platform partition wall.
Looking from a distance, a thin little boy with round eyes was looking around blankly.
On the cart next to him was a large old suitcase with a birdcage stacked on top.
In the birdcage, an owl with pure white feathers was flapping its wings dissatisfiedly, trying to peck open the wire of the birdcage with its sharp beak.
A few more gold coins popped up in Glenn's eyes, and he quickly walked in his direction.
He didn't dare to delay any longer. If the red-haired Weasley family showed up, he would miss an opportunity to increase his friendship.
For free prostitutes, less profit equals loss.
The boy looked a little anxious and couldn't help but stop the patrolling guard to ask.
The guard looked confused, didn't understand at all, and looked a little impatient.
Glenn had come closer.The voices of two people were vaguely heard.
"...how many...trains...leave...at eleven o'clock?"
Apparently, helpless little Harry was trying to find out about the Hogwarts Express.
But how could an ordinary Muggle guard have heard of Hogwarts?
"Not a single class!"
He tossed his sleeves impatiently and strode away.
As they passed each other, Glenn heard loud complaints from his mouth.
"Why are there always such weird people who deliberately waste other people's time?"
Glenn walked a few steps closer and patted the confused Harry on the shoulder.
"See you again, Harry Potter!"
Harry obviously didn't expect that someone would recognize him at the station and turn around with surprise on his face.
"You're the one who gave Hagrid the wand in the wand shop...Glen! That's your name, right?"
He recognized Glenn at once and finally breathed a sigh of relief.
"Why are you standing here alone, why don't you go to the platform?"
Glenn asked, pretending not to know.
"Could it be that Hagrid didn't tell you how to enter the platform?"
He glanced at Harry's helpless expression again and added.
"Yeah..." Harry said helplessly.
Glenn smiled at him and introduced: "It's actually very simple. Have you seen that wall that looks very strong?"
Harry nodded.
"Bump it!" Glenn said in a light tone.
Harry: ? ? ?
Seeing his confused expression, Glenn explained: "It's just a cover-up, used to stop Muggles. You just need to walk over normally, and the door to the new world will open."
Harry still looked in disbelief, so Glenn could only encourage him.
"Don't worry, just rush over. If you are really scared, just run away."
The Savior looked up again and glanced at the big clock on the wall, then made up his mind and pushed the luggage cart hard and started running.
At this moment, a little girl's high-pitched voice came from behind.
"Platform nine and three-quarters, Mom! I want to go too, is that okay?"
Glenn looked back and saw a large family of red-haired men, women and children standing out.
Perhaps because he was too busy at work, Mr. Weasley did not show up.
"Fred, George!"
He smiled and waved to the big family.
Harry heard the sound and wanted to look back, but he had already run to the partition wall, and his figure and the cart disappeared suddenly.
Glenn greeted the Weasleys one by one.
[Protagonist, Harry Potter, friendliness +5, exchange currency +1000. 】
Advanced magic spells are nearly one-tenth the price, so easy to come by.
This time, it’s not a loss again.
"Harry is probably still waiting for me inside, Mrs. Weasley. It's getting late. Let's talk inside the platform."
He glanced at the location where Harry disappeared and said.
"Harry?! Harry Potter! Is it him?!"
The little girl Ginny's face was full of excitement and admiration.
"That's right." Glenn smiled at her, took two steps and pushed the car towards the partition wall.
There was a "whoosh" in my ear, the scene changed, and a familiar scene appeared in front of me.
Bustling crowds and steaming old-fashioned red trains.
Sure enough, Harry was waiting at the door, and when he saw him coming in, he quickly expressed his thanks.
"You don't have to be so polite, Harry!" Glenn took two steps forward and moved out of the way of the entrance.
Not long after, the Weasley boys appeared on the platform one after another, and Mrs. Weasley pulled Ginny to the end.
Seeing Harry Potter in person, Ginny, who had previously been like a trumpet, suddenly became silent and almost hid behind her mother, her face as red as her hair.
The cars in front were all full, and as Glenn and Harry walked inside, the crowd gradually thinned out.
When they were nearing the end, they saw several empty cubicles through the windows.
The two put the car in front of the door, and Harry struggled to lift his large suitcase.
When he stepped on the pedal, his foot slipped and the box slipped away from him.
Glenn had quick eyesight and quick hands, and he held it underneath.
There were too many people around, and he didn't dare to use the hovering spell openly.
"Do you need help?"
Fred and George appeared just in time to help him lift the box.
The four of them worked together and easily carried several boxes to the door of the compartment.
Glenn glanced around to make sure there was no one else, and then took out his wand.
The two large boxes were lifted by invisible forces and landed easily on the luggage rack.
Harry looked at him with envy, but the Weasley twins opened their mouths and their eyes were as wide as bells.
"You...how dare you use magic outside of school?!"
Glenn was also a little surprised.
"You...don't you know this?"
September 1991, 9 was a sunny day, unlike the hazy day last year.
Glenn doesn't have to get up early and endure the torture of the road-crazy attribute.
Automatic pathfinding, yyds.
At 10:40, Glenn got out of a classic black taxi. For the sake of the tip, the driver specially helped him remove the heavy suitcase and stack it on the cart.
Glenn looked relaxed and sighed silently.
It's nice to have money.
He pushed the luggage trolley and walked slowly to the station door. The route was clearly marked on the map. The estimated arrival time was: 8 minutes.
The warm sunlight reflected on the map bar in front of the door, and the reflection of the glass flashed into Glenn's eyes.
Glenn's eyes swept over and he couldn't help but smile.
He couldn't help but think of the embarrassing and suffocating scene a year ago when he returned to the same place for two and a half hours.
It was at that time that he saw Morgana's green tea skills for the first time.
Well-behaved, sensible, and considerate of face.
Glenn smiled and shook his head, seeming to understand what the girl was thinking at that time.
He walked into the station and was attracted by an inconspicuous stall at the entrance.
The stall is not big, and there are all kinds of drinks, tissues, chewing gum and other things on the shelves.
He pushed the cart over, picked out a black-packaged gadget from the shelf, paid for it and put it in his pocket.
Following the guidance of the map, he had reached a place where he could see the platform partition wall.
Looking from a distance, a thin little boy with round eyes was looking around blankly.
On the cart next to him was a large old suitcase with a birdcage stacked on top.
In the birdcage, an owl with pure white feathers was flapping its wings dissatisfiedly, trying to peck open the wire of the birdcage with its sharp beak.
A few more gold coins popped up in Glenn's eyes, and he quickly walked in his direction.
He didn't dare to delay any longer. If the red-haired Weasley family showed up, he would miss an opportunity to increase his friendship.
For free prostitutes, less profit equals loss.
The boy looked a little anxious and couldn't help but stop the patrolling guard to ask.
The guard looked confused, didn't understand at all, and looked a little impatient.
Glenn had come closer.The voices of two people were vaguely heard.
"...how many...trains...leave...at eleven o'clock?"
Apparently, helpless little Harry was trying to find out about the Hogwarts Express.
But how could an ordinary Muggle guard have heard of Hogwarts?
"Not a single class!"
He tossed his sleeves impatiently and strode away.
As they passed each other, Glenn heard loud complaints from his mouth.
"Why are there always such weird people who deliberately waste other people's time?"
Glenn walked a few steps closer and patted the confused Harry on the shoulder.
"See you again, Harry Potter!"
Harry obviously didn't expect that someone would recognize him at the station and turn around with surprise on his face.
"You're the one who gave Hagrid the wand in the wand shop...Glen! That's your name, right?"
He recognized Glenn at once and finally breathed a sigh of relief.
"Why are you standing here alone, why don't you go to the platform?"
Glenn asked, pretending not to know.
"Could it be that Hagrid didn't tell you how to enter the platform?"
He glanced at Harry's helpless expression again and added.
"Yeah..." Harry said helplessly.
Glenn smiled at him and introduced: "It's actually very simple. Have you seen that wall that looks very strong?"
Harry nodded.
"Bump it!" Glenn said in a light tone.
Harry: ? ? ?
Seeing his confused expression, Glenn explained: "It's just a cover-up, used to stop Muggles. You just need to walk over normally, and the door to the new world will open."
Harry still looked in disbelief, so Glenn could only encourage him.
"Don't worry, just rush over. If you are really scared, just run away."
The Savior looked up again and glanced at the big clock on the wall, then made up his mind and pushed the luggage cart hard and started running.
At this moment, a little girl's high-pitched voice came from behind.
"Platform nine and three-quarters, Mom! I want to go too, is that okay?"
Glenn looked back and saw a large family of red-haired men, women and children standing out.
Perhaps because he was too busy at work, Mr. Weasley did not show up.
"Fred, George!"
He smiled and waved to the big family.
Harry heard the sound and wanted to look back, but he had already run to the partition wall, and his figure and the cart disappeared suddenly.
Glenn greeted the Weasleys one by one.
[Protagonist, Harry Potter, friendliness +5, exchange currency +1000. 】
Advanced magic spells are nearly one-tenth the price, so easy to come by.
This time, it’s not a loss again.
"Harry is probably still waiting for me inside, Mrs. Weasley. It's getting late. Let's talk inside the platform."
He glanced at the location where Harry disappeared and said.
"Harry?! Harry Potter! Is it him?!"
The little girl Ginny's face was full of excitement and admiration.
"That's right." Glenn smiled at her, took two steps and pushed the car towards the partition wall.
There was a "whoosh" in my ear, the scene changed, and a familiar scene appeared in front of me.
Bustling crowds and steaming old-fashioned red trains.
Sure enough, Harry was waiting at the door, and when he saw him coming in, he quickly expressed his thanks.
"You don't have to be so polite, Harry!" Glenn took two steps forward and moved out of the way of the entrance.
Not long after, the Weasley boys appeared on the platform one after another, and Mrs. Weasley pulled Ginny to the end.
Seeing Harry Potter in person, Ginny, who had previously been like a trumpet, suddenly became silent and almost hid behind her mother, her face as red as her hair.
The cars in front were all full, and as Glenn and Harry walked inside, the crowd gradually thinned out.
When they were nearing the end, they saw several empty cubicles through the windows.
The two put the car in front of the door, and Harry struggled to lift his large suitcase.
When he stepped on the pedal, his foot slipped and the box slipped away from him.
Glenn had quick eyesight and quick hands, and he held it underneath.
There were too many people around, and he didn't dare to use the hovering spell openly.
"Do you need help?"
Fred and George appeared just in time to help him lift the box.
The four of them worked together and easily carried several boxes to the door of the compartment.
Glenn glanced around to make sure there was no one else, and then took out his wand.
The two large boxes were lifted by invisible forces and landed easily on the luggage rack.
Harry looked at him with envy, but the Weasley twins opened their mouths and their eyes were as wide as bells.
"You...how dare you use magic outside of school?!"
Glenn was also a little surprised.
"You...don't you know this?"
