The desire for self-expression is one of the basic human desires.
Especially in front of the girl he likes.
Vincent never imagined he would be compared to someone.
"Excuse me, may I leave?"
"No!" Kenny winked at the other four boys.
Surrounded Vincent looked at Gu Gu in his arms.
They both looked a little dazed.
They're really here to deliberately cause trouble!
"Gu Gu".
"No, we've only just arrived."
Kenny felt ignored and, somewhat annoyed, slammed his fist into the seawater in front of him.
Vincent raised his hand to shield himself from the splashing seawater. "You're right, after all, we didn't start it."
"Gu Gu!"
Jennifer and Rinne rushed forward anxiously.
But they were all too late.
Vincent, who had dived into the sea, held Gu Gu in his right hand and grabbed Kenny's leg with his left.
One punch landed, and the opponent clutched his stomach in pain and sank down.
"Idiot!" As Rinne dove down, she saw a huge face.
He pointed his left index finger downwards, then swam towards one of the other four.
Her worst fears came true.
Compared to America, the Japanese Wizarding World clearly has a much better relationship with Britain, and the content of the reports is more credible.
After she pulled Kenny out of the water, only Jennifer and the three boys remained on the surface.
They were all coughing violently, as if they had just choked on seawater.
Vincent suddenly floated on the sea near her.
He brushed his wet hair aside and held up Gu Gu with his right hand.
The last boy also floated to the surface.
Like the other three, this one was also coughing up seawater.
Everyone present was a wizard, so holding their breath for three to five minutes was no problem at all.
If you are suddenly pulled into the water without any warning, most people will unconsciously gasp for air.
"Cough cough—" Kenny pushed Rinne, "He's not easy to deal with."
The reaction and action were equally swift, and there were no flaws throughout the entire process.
"So this is the recipient of the Order of Merlin, Second Class, and Nicolas Flamel's apprentice—"
Vincent nodded to them. "Pretty impressive, huh?"
Kenny's face turned even redder. "Yeah, I wonder how he is with magic?"
The atmosphere, which had eased somewhat, became tense again.
"You can use magic outside of school?"
"No." Jennifer grabbed Kenny's arm. "Do you really have to make a scene?"
"I just want to try again."
One-on-one.
The Wayne swam back to the beach from the sea.
"It's been so long since I've felt this good!" Eric sat down without batting an eye.
Evelyn sat quietly beside him. "Darling, is it pretty?"
"Of course it looks good!"
Which one do you like?
"The hottest figure—oh my gosh—"
Eric, whose arm was being grabbed, then realized he had said the wrong thing.
Thinking about his future happiness, he anxiously looked around at the sea, trying to find a suitable excuse.
"A generous gift of crabs!"
This kid actually got into a fight with someone!
Evelyn followed the gaze and unconsciously twisted the hand gripping Eric's arm.
"Aww—"
Along with this wail, Vincent, feeling completely innocent, pointed to Kenny was lying on his back on the sea.
"Shouldn't your laws include a clause on self-defense?"
Jennifer and Rinne nodded their little heads.
"Can I leave now?"
"No!" Kenny struggled to turn over, but Rinne ruthlessly pushed him back into the sea.
"You don't need to worry about him, Wayne."
Vincent's eyelids twitched slightly. "I'm from Gryffindor, and I know very well where courage should be used."
He looked at Kenny, who was coughing up seawater again, and Rinne, "I'm staying in room 404 of the Waikiki Prince Hotel."
Hopefully, they can resolve this love triangle issue soon.
Jennifer watched him swim further and further away, then suddenly stared at Kenny with a very strange look.
Rinne turned around and swam away into the distance without saying a word.
The remaining four boys wisely dispersed.
The atmosphere was even more tense than before.
Vincent had just swum back to the beach when Eric put his arm around his shoulder.
He pretended not to understand the look he was getting at, "Dad, I didn't start it!"
"You—" Eric quietly held up two fingers, "You've caused trouble as soon as you came out. Do you still want to have a proper vacation?!"
Vincent spread his palms. "They are wizards, and one of them wants to show off in front of the girl he likes."
"That won't do either!" Eric said, his face darkening as he held up another finger. "You're so reckless! What will happen if this gets back to China?"
"Oh, they'll probably come and apologize." Vincent pursed his lips and retracted a finger.
Eric turned to look at Evelyn, who was approaching.
He gritted his teeth and held up four fingers. "You've got yourself into this mess!"
"I've never bothered you, have I?" Vincent immediately changed, and he lowered his head, looking aggrieved.
£400, worth it!
He pitifully grabbed Evelyn's arm, "Mom, you have to help me."
She glared at Eric, who was pretending to come over, and said, "Tell Mom why he's coming to see you."
The matter is very simple.
The boy likes a very outgoing girl, and he'll definitely be jealous if he sees her go over and greet a complete stranger.
Unfortunately, he chose the wrong person and trusted America's wizard newspaper.
According to statistics from fifty years ago, Hogwarts graduates were far superior to the average level of magic schools around the world.
Even with Tom's influence later on, it only dropped slightly by a few percentage points.
"Oh, right, Mom, there's another girl who likes this boy."
Evelyn's gossip instincts kicked in immediately. "Did she quit?"
Vincent glanced at Rinne swimming in the sea. "I guess so. They're still good friends."
Not only did they dive down first to pull Kenny up, but they also pushed him back into the sea. This affection is probably quite deeply hidden.
That's why he later reminded the two of this.
Unfortunately, judging from the current outcome, Kenny seems to have been braver.
"Sigh—I can understand her." Evelyn shook her head with deep empathy. "She's a child who cherishes friendship very much."
Vincent glanced cautiously at Eric, only looking away when he saw Eric's eyes widen in surprise.
He turned and walked towards the hotel. "Mom, I need to go back to take a shower and catch up on my sleep."
Evelyn looked up at the large, dark clouds in the sky. "Let's go back too. It looks like there's going to be a heavy rain."
Eric had no choice, having just narrowly escaped death.
"Damn typhoon!"
It's all because of this inexplicable typhoon; otherwise, the Wayne family could have been lying on the beach, enjoying a leisurely day.
But he wasn't flustered at all, because this was only the first day.