Moriarty and the Younger Students at the Bar

After the toast, Ginny was surrounded by her companions, who deliberately squeezed her toward Moriarty.

Ginny's face reddened even more. Seeing this, Moriarty had no choice but to sit down.

A whole group of younger students followed suit and sat down as well.

Girls in their teens were at the peak of their curiosity.

Their questions came one after another, bombarding Ginny.

"Ginny, tell us about Denmark!"

"Yeah, I've never been abroad. I don't know anything about Denmark."

"I heard Danish men are handsome and Danish women are beautiful. Is that true?"

Ginny glanced awkwardly at Moriarty and smiled shyly. "Senior Moriarty is incredibly knowledgeable, and Hermione knows a lot too. You should ask them."

"Ginny," Hermione said seriously, taking Ginny's hand, "you're the only one here who has lived in Denmark."

Moriarty took Ginny's other hand as well, giving her encouragement.

You had to admit, this little hand was soft and boneless, tender and smooth.

"Ginny, I don't believe you gained nothing from living abroad. In fact, when Percy wrote to me, he often mentioned your family's life in Denmark."

"He said every one of you had grown tremendously, and you were no exception."

"Show everyone the real you."

Moriarty's words were like a shot of adrenaline. Facing the expectant gazes of her companions, Ginny revealed a dazzling smile.

"Okay~"

"Since everyone wants to know, I'll tell you about the Weasley family's life in Denmark."

"I call it The Life I Yearn For~"

"Do you know? At first, I refused to move to Denmark with the whole family..."

Ginny opened up. She was no longer shy at all, delivering one witty remark after another as she jokingly told everyone about her experiences.

Moriarty nodded repeatedly. Occasionally, when he heard something particularly amusing, he took a sip of wine, and