Ted had been assigned a socially suicidal mission. He hadn't expected to have to prepare the mission props himself. Honestly, even capitalists weren't this good at exploitation!
Ted got up, intending to prepare his "Santa Claus Outfit," when he suddenly noticed gift boxes of all sizes piled beneath the foot of his bed.
Ah, the system's interruption had nearly made him forget about his Christmas presents.
He picked up one at random and was surprised to find that it was a Christmas gift from Ron's mother—Molly Weasley.
Ron had written home earlier, telling his family about Ted and Jerry.
Molly had said at the time that the two poor little things were too pitiful and that they were welcome to visit their home anytime.
He hadn't expected her to prepare gifts for them at Christmas as well.
Ted opened it and found a white striped sweater, with a large letter "T" on the chest.
Ted tried it on. It fit perfectly and was wonderfully warm. He would have to thank Mrs. Molly.
He later learned that Mrs. Molly had also sent Jerry a sweater, a yellow-striped one with the letter J on it.
She had sent Harriett and Neville each a large box of homemade milk candy. According to Harriett later, they tasted incredibly nice~ Coincidentally, Ron's gift to Ted was also homemade milk candy from his mother~ Oh, right, Hermione had not received a gift from Mrs. Molly.
Ted had given Ron a box of assorted Muggle sweets instead, with more than twenty varieties ranging from gummy candies to hard fruit candies. Ron surely hadn't tasted them before.
He had also given George and Fred a Muggle joke book. The two brothers counted as one person.
Ted opened the gift boxes one by one, filling the entire bed. There