What worries could a boy who is about to turn 13 and enter puberty have?
Although they were of different genders, Tonks could still make a rough guess.
Vincent has excellent grades and is unlikely to develop a dislike for school.
They are polite to others and will never intentionally offend anyone.
You should get along well with your classmates and friends, so the probability of problems arising is also very low.
Since they are neither spoiled children nor a typical example of those who do not rely on their background, there is no reason for them to feel inferior.
The family relationships are unclear, so only two reasons remain.
1. Parents' strict discipline can unconsciously lead to rebellious behavior.
II. Troubles in relationships with the opposite sex.
Tonks teased, "Did you have a fight with your family? Or do you have someone you like?"
Vincent stared at her expressionlessly, making her feel extremely uncomfortable.
His adolescence was long gone, even if it was in his previous life.
"Ahem—" Tonks as if to defuse the awkwardness.
"Oh, I've been through your age too, so I understand why you're reluctant to share it."
She chuckled dryly a few times, "Don't overthink it, I'm going to get back to work."
Vincent watched her flee into the distance.
Unable to think of a better solution, I might as well just give up and do nothing.
The four from Fallen Paradise had better be sensible; by the time he completely lost patience and started knocking on doors in Knockturn Alley, it would be too late.
A big thing happened last week.
Just as the nomination process for the Wizengamot Youth Britain youth representatives was about to conclude, renowned journalist Rita Skeeter revealed the true identity of the anonymous whistleblower in the Wizard Cards whistleblower letter.
Through extensive handwriting comparisons, combined with evidence from Muggle financial knowledge and other sources, she subtly hinted at a particular person.
Wayne's house.
"Trust me, nothing will happen," Vincent told Hermione on the other end of the phone, explaining his reasoning.
"Now, if I were missing a single hair, even men wouldn't be able to sleep at night."
"Relax, you're leaving for France today, aren't you?"
"What you say makes a lot of sense, but you must be careful."
"I will." He hung up the phone and picked up the briefcase that was placed to the side.
"Mom and Dad, I'm going out for a bit!"
Before Eric and Evelyn could respond, he had already vanished with his Ebony wand.
Once again, I arrived at Knockturn Alley and ran into three Auror after only a few steps.
My pet has gone missing.
Robards twitched the corner of his mouth.
Diagon Alley is so big, yet it flew into Knockturn Alley?
Last time I came here to explore, the time before that I came to finish my summer homework, and the time before that I got lost again.
Kid, this is Knockturn Alley without a second thought, not some famous tourist destination.
Seeing Vincent pursing his lips and looking preoccupied, the three Auror helplessly told him to stay where he was and not to leave.
It's normal to be a little rebellious during adolescence.
I guess he either argued with his family and threw a tantrum, or he wanted to come back a few more times during the summer vacation so he could brag to his classmates when school starts.
No matter how outstanding or talented someone is, they're still just a child.
While they were going to find Gu Gu, Vincent certainly didn't stay where he was.
He swaggered down a dark alley like Malfoy.
By exploiting adults' stereotypes about children, there shouldn't be any problems coming back later.
If it's a coincidence once, and a coincidence twice, then is it also a coincidence three or four times?
If even the "Great Wisdom" could guess it, there was no way the four "Fallen Angels" couldn't have guessed it.
A series of lively and light footsteps echoed from the dark alley.
This is like a hint.
It's a subtle hint that the evil wizards should hurry up and rob us, implying that they should show themselves quickly.
There was an abandoned house in the place I just passed.
The three men and one woman inside are Sassm, Abraham, Fanny, and Cheshire.
"I can't take it anymore!" Abraham removed the cloak covering his head.
"He must have already captured the leader and the others. If we don't hurry back to base, all these years of hard work will have been for nothing!"
"Calm down," Cheshire said, pulling his arm.
"You know what kind of person Lucifer is; he would do anything to survive."
"Has the base been exposed?"
"It's very likely, otherwise I can't think of why Wayne has been coming here so often lately."
Abraham thought about it carefully and realized that it was indeed true.
The three Auror responsible for Knockturn Alley would always escort him out.
Get lost?
Operation?
An adventure?
This kid almost drove the old men to jail; all his actions were probably just him fooling them.
They might have already conspired with the Auror, just waiting for them to lose patience and return to their base.
Sassm frowned. "Cheshire, what makes you think this was a setup by him?"
"Intuition." Cheshire looked in the direction Vincent had gone.
"Everyone treated him like a child, but they all paid a heavy price for their misjudgment."
Although her brother was talking about things that were perfectly normal on campus, she discovered a great deal of detail when she combined the information with the Wizard Cards.
The Owl Court is ostensibly a club, but in reality, it is a fledgling network of relationships covering the wizarding community British Isles.
The inclusion of certain Slytherin students is the best proof of this.
Leaving aside the Weasley family's close ties with Muggle, the Greengrass and Rosier Family' interests go far beyond just the profits from Gwent.
Judging from the fact that the old man copied Wizard Cards and ended up going bankrupt and having to pay compensation, he is clearly not a magnanimous person.
From the moment she first walked openly into Knockturn Alley, she was pretty sure Lucifer and his gang were doomed.
The fact that he came over the next day was probably to lure the four of them.
Fanny, who was usually quiet, loosened his clenched fist.
"We're just doing a job for money, does he really need to go to such lengths?"
Cheshire glanced at him, "Being able to scheme against those Pure-blood lords, he must be a very suspicious person."
We are now an uncertain factor; he won't give up until he finds us.
Abraham lowered his head, looking conflicted. "What? Does he want us to apologize?"
He clenched his fists tightly. "Or does knowing his secret mean we have to keep our mouths shut forever?"
No wizard would care about Knockturn Alley.
There are only nine people. At worst, we can just pin the blame on Sirius Black, who is still on the run.
The threat was eliminated, and everything returned to calm.
Cheshire grabbed his arm again.
"Don't even think about joining Malfoy and his crew. That reporter's publication of the anonymous person's identity is an attempt to completely cut off that avenue."
The gentlemen who maintain their status through Pure-blood Supremacy value interests highly, and their current worth does not give them the right to negotiate.
One of the two cases failed, and the other didn't even have a shred of evidence.
Go be a dog?
They're probably not even as good as dogs.
Abraham lowered his hands helplessly. "Then what should we do?"
"Negotiation," Cheshire, biting her lower lip. "Go and negotiate with Wayne."
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