Cho Chang, an exceptionally gifted student, was one of the prettiest girls in all of Hogwarts.
"Ron, why don't we wait—"
Harry was struck in the back by George, who was chasing Cedric.
"Sorry, Harry."
"It's— it's fine."
George immediately turned to Cedric. "Despicable! You actually hid behind a girl!"
Harry turned around and discovered that the honest little badger was hiding behind Cho.
"George, Ced!" Hermione stood up. "Can you go somewhere else?"
"Yes, ma'am, logistics director!"
After saluting her, the two left one after the other.
"Ced?" Lavender became interested. "Is that third-year Cedric?"
"Yes." Hermione sat down with a perfectly calm expression.
Although her relationship with her two roommates had improved somewhat, she still did not like dealing with this "boy-crazy" girl.
"Are you close with him?"
"No, he's close with Vincent."
Lavender looked deeply suspicious. "Hermione, do you know that if you're always hanging around them, people will start treating you like one of the boys?"
"I have no such intention." Hermione lifted her little chin toward Percy and Penelope in the middle. "We're only first- and second-years. Don't ever learn from them."
Thanks to Fred's big mouth, those two were no longer exactly keeping things secret.
"Let's change the subject." Parvati began talking about hobbies.
Harry, who had no interest in playing cards, perked up his ears again.
"I've always wanted a Muggle piano."
Cho stretched out her slender fingers and lightly tapped them against the table. "It can make beautiful sounds without magic. It's incredible."
"The club will have one soon."
"Really?"
Hermione looked toward Gu Gu, who was trembling in Vincent's arms. "Really. The Owl Court is trying to find ways to attract girls to join."
Following her gaze, Marietta curled her lip. "You only need to put that owl in the common