Chapter 1017: Master of Emotions - Sente - This Hogwarts is not normal

Chapter 107: Emotional Master Cent

Harry and Ginny still maintained a certain distance, but everyone could see that there was some ambiguity between them.

The conversation was still awkward, but the way they interacted was no longer as natural as before.

This was a good sign that Harry had started to notice Ginny.

During the physical training that night, Harry always glanced under the ring intentionally or unintentionally.

Vincent followed his gaze and then looked away with a puzzled look on his face.

Ginny actually wore makeup!

Considering that she was standing motionless and in a daze outside the activity room in the afternoon, something must have happened between the two of them.

Vincent looked at Harry with a smile on his face, and he even forgot how many push-ups he had done.

Since you can’t remember, just start from the beginning and do another 100.

After the training, Vincent handed Harry a bottle of water with a smile.

"Thank you."

"Do you like Ginny?"

"puff--"

As if he had expected this, Vincent stepped over and handed over a new towel.

"Such a big reaction, did I guess it right?"

Harry didn't answer, just wiped his mouth.

"Ginny is getting more and more beautiful. I just noticed that many boys are staring at her."

Harry quickly covered his head with a towel and pretended to wipe the sweat off.

"Hi Ginny, are you here to see Harry?"

He pulled the towel away, but all he saw was Vincent's big, smirking face.

"Don't deny it. Your ears are red. Don't worry, no one can hear what we are saying."

Harry heaved a sigh of relief and gently rubbed his hot and red ears. "I... I invited Ginny this afternoon."

"She agreed?"

He nodded, took off his glasses and wiped the sweat dripping on them, "My godfather gave Ron and me an idea. He asked us to invite the girls from the lower grades."

Vincent winked at the edge of the empty ring, then joked, "And you fell in love with Ginny and Luna, and Ginny is Ron's sister, so you invited her?"

Harry hurriedly explained, "No, I originally wanted to invite Astoria, but she was with her sister at the time, so I was too embarrassed to ask."

Vincent frowned and glanced at the edge of the ring which was still empty.

"Harry, are you saying that you didn't plan to invite Ginny in the first place?"

"Uh... not really." Harry put his glasses back on awkwardly. "You know, warriors must have dance partners. I did have the idea of completing the mission at first."

Vincent pulled him to sit down, "So what do you think now?"

"I...I don't know."

Harry's emerald green eyes were full of confusion. "We chatted for a while before dinner today. She asked me if I could dance. I said no, and then she said she could teach me. Then I agreed."

Vincent's mouth twitched fiercely, "Okay, so what do you think of Ginny?"

"Hmm... I didn't expect she looked so good when dressed up."

Vincent smiled towards the edge of the ring, "Harry, you know what? When a girl starts to dress up seriously, it means she wants to attract the attention of the person she likes."

Harry unconsciously picked up the towel again and folded it very neatly. "Like Hermione did before?"

"Yes." Vincent put his folded towel aside. "You've known her for so long, haven't you noticed that she's always paying attention to you secretly? Just like when you were peeking at her during training just now."

"Huh?" Harry was shocked. "She really... No, I mean I just..."

Vincent raised his eyebrows slightly and nodded at the neatly folded towel beside him. "Harry, I remember that you are not the kind of person who demands exquisite things in life."

He stood up and patted Harry's shoulder, "Don't be too concerned about other people's feelings. You always need to prioritize yourself."

Harry knew what he meant; Sirius had said something similar once.

"I always prioritize myself..."

Ginny is Ron's sister, and Ron is Harry's best friend.

The Weasleys were all very kind to Harry, and he didn't want to make any of them sad.

But if what Vincent said was true, and Ginny had really liked him for a long time, then he seemed to have only one choice left.

No, you can't prioritize others, you have to prioritize your own feelings.

Seeing him lowering his head in deep thought, Vincent walked to the edge of the ring alone.

When he passed through an invisible magic barrier, he found that Hermione and Ginny, who were there just now, were gone, and there was no sign of them in the activity room.

He was probably hit hard, but feelings cannot be forced. All he can do is guide Harry to recognize himself as soon as possible and make decisions according to his true wishes.

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For several days, Harry and Ginny had little communication.

As Christmas approaches, some things finally have to be faced.

After the Transfiguration class on Friday, McGonagall asked Harry to go to her office again.

In order to avoid making a fool of herself at the ball, she decided to teach Harry how to dance herself.

"Professor, actually...actually my partner can dance."

Mag's long eyelashes drooped and then raised, "Really? Then you have to study hard. There are still two weeks left before the dance. Are you confident that you can learn it?"

Harry nodded stiffly, "Professor, I have faith."

He regretted it as soon as he came out of the office.

Why? Why did he just tell Mag that his partner could dance?

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Was it because he had promised Ginny?

Whatever it was, he wasn't ready to face her yet.

He was absent-minded during the evening training, so Vincent had to end it early.

"Harry, what's your problem?"

"Yeah, it's a huge problem."

Harry video-called Sirius in the afternoon, and the reply he got was to go directly to Ginny for dancing lessons.

It's not some dark magic creature that eats people, so why be afraid of it?

But when Harry tried to muster up his courage, he found himself stiff and unable to move.

"Vincent, what do you think I should do? If I make a fool of myself at the Yule Ball, Professor McGonagall will definitely kill me."

Killing is a bit exaggerated, but it will definitely not be any easier.

Vincent shrugged and looked towards the edge of the ring.

Harry turned around and was stunned.

It's Hermione and Ginny. There was clearly no one there just now.

"My girlfriend is waiting for me." Vincent winked at Harry. "I'm sorry I can't give you any useful advice."

Harry didn't have time to think about why he blinked, so he could only jump off the stage and stand in front of Ginny.

"Ginny, I...we..."

Vincent took Hermione's hand helplessly and turned to the students who were still in the activity room.

"Okay, the Owl Club's activities for today are over. Let's all go back and rest early!"

The students looked at him and Hermione holding hands, and had no idea what the two were going to do.

The heartbroken girls left, a small number of heartbroken boys left, and the remaining indignant boys also left.

When George and Ron, who were confused, were pulled away by Fred, there were only four people left in the activity room.

Vincent told Harry to "remember to turn off the lights when you leave", then took Hermione's hand and left the activity room.

Harry and Ginny looked at each other in bewilderment.

The stage has been set up and the place has been cleared, but if you still don't have the courage to go on stage, then there's really nothing we can do.

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